Unveil the elegance of the past as your RV rolls into an enclave of colonial history, where the grandeur of 18th-century architecture meets the tranquility of rural landscapes. Welcome to a spellbinding RV camping experience that allows you to sleep under the stars amid the whispers of American history. Constructed by the influential Robert "King" Carter and completed in 1735, this majestic location stands proudly as a National Historic Landmark, beckoning RV enthusiasts and history buffs alike. With its perfectly preserved structure, this historic site offers a unique window into Americas architectural and social tapestry. Begin your adventure at the interactive museum, where history leaps from the pages through captivating exhibits and storytelling. Engage with tales of the past and witness the legacies that shaped the present. Wander to the gift shop, where you can select from a variety of keepsakes and handcrafted items to commemorate your visit and support the preservation of this treasured site. Adjacent to historical marvels, your RV camping spot is the perfect refuge for bibliophiles and researchers. The on-site research library invites you to delve into the archives and satisfy your curiosity about the colonial era, offering a serene setting for contemplation and discovery. For those in search of an eventful sojourn, the event center is a venue that adds a touch of sophistication to any gathering. Whether it's a backdrop for photography, a space for education, or a setting for celebrating special occasions, your RV camping journey here transcends the average outdoor getaway. Come and park your home on wheels where history was made, and create your own memorable chapters amidst the echoes of America's storied past. This is not just RV campingit's a vibrant, living museum that offers a stay like no other.

You can park in the main parking lot or the lot off Gaskins Rd. The lot off Gaskins Rd. would be more private.

Just leave your spot the way you found it!

In addition to the $5 entry fee to tour the church and museum, members can make a donation or make purchases in our gift shop.