Elkhart, Indiana is know as the “RV Capital of the World” so it’s a fitting place for David Woodworth’s collection of early RVs which includes many unique one of a kind models. Elkhart is also a good place to buy RV parts and furniture. Factory tours are available although many manufactures have gone out of business.
The museum is accessible. Some of the unrestored RVs are opened to walk through if you are able.
The parking lot is large enough for any size RV. Museum
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What a fun place.. I know we are planning a trip (hopefully in the spring) back there to tour some different motor home factories.. not the normal ones but there are 3 or 4 that do the semi truck conversions... now I wan to visit this place too :)
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like an interesting trip! I hope that you post some of your building ideas on your blog. If you go to the RV Hall of Fame stop in the library. We didn't have time to see it but I think that it would be fun to look through all of the old magazines and books.
ReplyDeleteThat museum is on my list of things to see if I can pull off the big adventure run next year :).
ReplyDeleteYou'll love it Matt! Some of the custom made RVs are really cool. The gold one in the blog was handmade by the owner. His craftsmanship is exceptional-everything is perfect!
ReplyDeleteWhat's the big adventure- a cross country trip perhaps?