Unearth the rich tapestry of Eastern Washington's farming heritage as you settle in for a unique RV camping adventure that's more than just an overnight stayit's an immersive journey into rural Americana. Imagine waking up amidst towering displays of vintage farm machinery, spending your day exploring exhibits of horse-drawn implements, and winding down to stories of how life once thrived from plow to plate. Feel the echoes of history under your wheels as your RV nestles into a spot close to the magnificent 17,040 sq. ft. showcase of agricultural history. Here, an astonishing array of farm equipment, spanning from the late 1800s to the 1950s, stands tall, telling tales of the land and the hands that worked it. Be mesmerized by the meticulous restoration of tractors, engines, and draft horses that parade the fields during lively demonstrations that occur year-round. This rural retreat isn't just a feast for the eyes; it's an educational haven designed to enlighten visitorsbe it curious youngsters or nostalgic seniorsabout the intricacies of farming. Witness the incredible cycle of seed to harvest as you partake in events that include everything from horse-drawn wagon rides to steer judging. Then, join the local community in a home-cooked potluck, where every bite comes with a story worth savoring. Whether you're an RV camping enthusiast eager for new sights, a history buff keen on agricultural lore, or a family looking for an interactive experience, this is a destination that harvests memories as much as it does knowledge. Come evening, relax beneath a quilt of stars, surrounded by the sounds of nature and the legacy of the land, grateful for a visit that is deeply rooted in tradition and blooming with good old-fashioned hospitality.

Tours are available! Tours must be scheduled with Jay Franks (509) 566-7027 RV hookups are available for a Fee. (Includes dump) $40 - Per night during camping season (May15 to October 31) $30 - Per night during the off season $10 - Dump fee for persons NOT renting an RV spot at the fairgrounds Call the Extension Office, (509) 843-3701, Monday through Friday from 8:30am-12:00pm & 1:00pm-5:00pm to get the Wi-Fi Password

Please park in front of the Agriculture Museum in the grassy area. When you enter the fairgrounds, please pick up an envelop in the container next to the gazebo. Please put your name and harvest host number on the envelope and put in the pay box.