Unlock the gateway to a bygone era of pioneer spirit while you relax in the comforts of your RV at a unique destination that marries charm and history in the heart of the Midwest. Your RV camping adventure takes you on a journey of discovery through 12 meticulously restored historical buildings, each an echo of Iowa's rich prairie heritage. Wander at your own pace or linger thoughtfully as you absorb the educational displays that breathe life into the stories of the early settlers. Immerse yourself in the intriguing world of the Amish and Mennonite communities at the Mennonite Museum, a highlight for those seeking to understand the roots and branches of these storied cultures. Quilt enthusiasts will delight in the detailed craftsmanship on display in both the Amish and English Quilt Galleries, while the local Gem and Mineral Collection at the main visitor center shines with treasures of the earth, offering a glint of the area's geological marvels. We recommend arriving before dusk to fully experience the array of sights and sounds before the museum closes at 5:00 PM. For those whose travel schedule might stretch beyond these hours, we're more than happy to discuss alternative arrangements to ensure you don't miss out on the enriching experiences or the opportunity to peruse the souvenir potential in our Gift Shop. Within a quaint community boasting a Tapestry of local history and culture, your visit is an invitation to indulge in the bounty of small-town hospitality. Explore handcrafted items that speak of meticulous artisanship, and tempt your palate with sumptuous local foods that are as rich and inviting as the stories they accompany. When you're ready to unwind, the serenity of a public park awaits merely a half-block away, offering a refreshing dip in the swimming pool during those balmy summer days. Choose RV camping at this historical haven where education, relaxation, and discovery meld into one memorable experience.

If you would like to stay multiple night either put in a request for it or when you arrive ask at the front desk. If you have already toured our facility or purchased something from our gift shop if you make a monetary donation we are fine with that.

You are welcome to choose the gravel parking lot or our grassy lot with trees to park under.

We prefer that you try to check in during our open museum hours which is 10 am to 5 pm so we can make sure you are parking in the right place, we have a sale barn close by and have had people mistake that as our property and we have to have them move because that is private property of the sale barn they are on, if you can check in between those times please just be on contact with us, we are open Monday-Saturday closed Sunday which we don't care if you park on Sunday we have had people slip a monetary donation thru the front door.

We have an entry fee to tour our grounds and have a wonderful gift shop that we sell locally made Amish baskets and rugs, Iowa and Amish souvenirs, locally handmade items and much more. If you would like to plug in the charge up some items we have 110 outlets that you can use for a monetary donation, there is 1 pole in the gravel parking lot and 1 pole in the grassy lot. Our annual Fall Festival is held on our ground the last Friday and Saturday in September. We will not have spaces for you to stay at but recommend you visit, we offer live demonstrations, local foods, tour buildings, live entertainment, vendors, and much more.