Step back in time and immerse yourself in a slice of Americana at this iconic drive-in, a beacon of entertainment since 1945. With a storied history and a passion for preserving cinematic charm, this drive-in has evolved from its single original screen to boast three state-of-the-art screens, ensuring a diverse range of movie magic under the stars. The dedication of its revivalists, Tommy and Carolyn, has turned this once-neglected venue into a thriving oasis for film enthusiasts and families alike, offering a unique RV camping experience where you can park your home on wheels and enjoy a movie from the comfort of your own space. This location isn't just about watching films; it's about participating in a living, breathing piece of history. From its early days playing classics like "Walking Tall" to its modern conversion to digital projection and sound in 2014, the drive-in ensures a perfect blend of nostalgia and cutting-edge technology. In addition, the thoughtful amenities, such as a recently expanded women's bathroom and a patio over the concession stand, guarantee a comfortable and enjoyable visit for all. RV camping at this drive-in is an exceptional experience, offering more than just a place to stay; it's an opportunity to be part of a community that values wholesome entertainment, history, and the joy of cinema. Whether you're looking to relive the golden days of drive-in theatres or create new memories with your family, this location promises an unforgettable stay. So park your RV, grab some popcorn, and settle in for a night of films under the starlit sky at this cherished drive-in.

Additional nights are $10 a person.

Enter through the Exit Gate located on the opposite side of the Box Office. Enter an hour before entrance opens.

All lights are off during the movies. If you can't turn all vehicle lights off, you can rent a radio for $5.45. You will need to bring your drivers license to hold it