Museum & Exhibits
Walk through the full evolution of the recreational vehicle and manufactured housing industries — from Hollywood house cars and vintage trailers to the fully furnished homes of today.
The heart of the museum — where the machines that put America on the road are preserved, restored, and celebrated.
A Hollywood original — the custom motor coach built for screen legend Mae West, and one of the earliest purpose-built house cars in America.
Meticulously restored travel trailers that trace the birth of the open-road lifestyle, from streamlined canned-ham campers to pioneering family haulers.
The rounded fiberglass icon that defined a generation of touring — a landmark in the evolution of the modern motorhome.
The prototype that launched one of the best-selling motorhome lines in history and reshaped what families expected from life on the road.
A dedicated gallery tracing how factory-built homes transformed the way America lives.
Follow the story from the earliest mobile homes to today, and see how factory-built housing became a cornerstone of affordable American living.
Step inside fully furnished, move-in-ready cross-modular homes that showcase the craftsmanship, comfort, and design of contemporary manufactured housing.
A hands-on space where younger visitors can explore and play while families take in the exhibits — designed to make heritage fun for every age.
Both galleries are housed under one roof at the RV/MH Hall of Fame & Museum in Elkhart, Indiana — the heart of America's RV manufacturing community. Allow a couple of hours to take it all in, and ask about curator-led group tours.
Beyond the galleries, the foundation is home to the RV/MH Hall of Fame, the Kindlund Library & Archives, and the Northern Indiana Event Center.