Unravel the tapestry of local lore and embark on a journey through time as you pull up in your RV to a welcoming retreat within a quaint town, just a stone's throw from Omaha, NE. As you settle in, you're within a leisurely stroll of a charming city park, where laughter and greenery beckon, and a couple of cozy restaurants that promise to satisfy your culinary cravings with local flavors. But the highlight for culture enthusiasts lies a short walk awaya historical museum resplendent with the region's past, where the stories of yesteryear are preserved and shared with visitors from near and far. Satiate your thirst for knowledge and fine beverages at a nearby historic wine bar, where the essence of Nebraska is captured in every glass of its locally produced wines and finely crafted microbrews. For those with a penchant for exploration, Fort Atkinson State Historical Park offers a vivid glimpse into the military heritage of the United States. Imagine walking the grounds of a 1820 military fort that was once the heartbeat of 20% of the nation's army, now meticulously reconstructed to honor its significant place in history. And for RV camping aficionados who revel in authenticity, the first weekend of each month from May through October is a not-to-be-missed spectacle. Engage with living history demonstrations that bring the fort to life, complete with the sights, sounds, and atmospheres of days long past. RV camping with an enlightening twist awaits travelers seeking a blend of rest, education, and cultural immersiona perfect tableau for a sojourn steeped in both comfort and curiosity.

Just make a donation to the museum

Park on Monroe St. This is the south side of the museum next to the Lewis and Clark mural.

Admission to the museum is $3, and we have a small gift shop. Even if the museum is closed, RVers are invited to patronize the wine shop, ice cream parlor, and local restaurants across the street.