Sáltate la cola para el Museo y Salón de la Fama de RV/MH



Descripción
Un Salón de la Fama, un museo y una biblioteca que representan a las industrias de viviendas prefabricadas y vehículos recreativos. Esta instalación es realmente la única en el mundo. Ubicado dentro de un radio de 50 millas de donde se fabrican más del 80 por ciento de los vehículos recreativos en América del Norte.
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Itinerario
Museo único con más de 60 autocaravanas, remolques y autocaravanas antiguas que van desde 1913 hasta 1985. Unidades que anteriormente fueron propiedad de celebridades y/o fueron pioneras en el desarrollo de la industria de vehículos recreativos. El futuro museo de viviendas prefabricadas de 21 mil pies cuadrados estará disponible para experimentar en el verano de 2022.
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Información importante
- Accesible para silla de ruedas
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Las opciones de transporte son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- Todas las áreas y superficies son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
Opiniones(24)
We were here last year and they have added so many new exhibits to the museum. It was a wonderful time. Staff is great and you’re an RV enthusiast, it’s very well worth visiting
We had a good time at the RV museum. It was nice to see all the older RV’s and campers that we remembered as kids. We spent 3hrs there and we feel that was ample time.
This exhibit was very interesting and I enjoyed seeing all of the displays of the early days to current RVs. A lot of people say I wish it was the old days but I think we’ll keep our motorcoach.
The wife and kids and I had an amazing trip. I knew it would be really cool, but holy cow I had no idea how mind blowing it would be! Also had a excellent customer service, very friendly and informative staff. The young lady who helped us, I believe their name was Yuri, her and the staff were super sweet and helpful! Will definitely be coming back, I highly recommend, even if it's out of your way. You will not be disappointed! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
This is a delightful self-guided tour through the history of Recreational Vehicles and it’s ad campaigns. Also, Manufactured Homes, their place in the past and how they might solve the affordable housing crisis of now and the future.
Viator and other online purchases provide a nice discount to in person pricing. Even same day. A nice facility. Interesting from an historical perspective. See how engineering and social changes have influenced the experience over the years. Many old ideas have stood the test of time.
So many RVs from early 1900's and before to today. There were a couple Air Streams, many towed units, May West's RV (actually actor's on site getaway), pop-ups, and Class A's. Also some historical mobile homes. What a wonderful experience!
Our visit to the RV/MH Hall of Fame and Museum in Elkhart, Indiana, was a fantastic experience. Purchasing tickets through TripAdvisor was seamless, and the savings were impressive. We had no issues using the tickets at the museum. As RVers and history enthusiasts, we were thrilled to explore the museum’s collection, which spans RVs from over 100 years old to those 30-40 years old. The exhibits beautifully showcase the evolution of RVing, blending nostalgia with innovation. The staff was friendly, and the museum was well-organized, making our visit both educational and enjoyable. We highly recommend this hidden gem to anyone interested in RV history or looking for a unique stop in Elkhart.
What a beautiful and well designed facility. The RV and Motorhome displays were wonderful. It was fun to see the history and how people use to travel for both business and recreation. Amazing to see the innovation over the years. It was a real bonus seeing the Modular Homes area and to see how that industry sprung up from the RV technology. I would highly recommend a visit for anyone in the area whether or not you have had a camper, RV or MH in your life experiences. Definitely worth the visit.
Good exhibits and a great experience inside the Founders Hall (where all the RVs are located). Other halls were a bit lackluster and some exhibits lacked updates. For example, the timeline for Thor ended in 2006. Some TVs were not turned on, so staff could do a better job getting ready for visitors.



