RV Hall of Fame & Musuem

Seeing the RV museum was on our bucket list so being able to park for free for the night was great. Like the others said if you want electricity you can park on the east side of the building for $40. The highway noise was terrible but we saw a couple of people park to the rear of the building and I think this might be quieter.
Museum is a must see if you enjoy looking at vintage RV's. There are also some newer exhibits with single and double wide brand new trailers. I think the museum is trying to show the whole gambit of trailers. It was interesting.
The people were very nice there! Definitely recommend!

The RV Hall of Fame Museum allows overnight parking in their parking lot. There were probably 15 others in the lot who were also staying overnight, some staying for multiple nights. There are a few long RV parking spots, but also regular spots that everyone parked across. We had no issues with unhooking and leaving the trailer in the lot.

On the other side of the museum (east side) is another large lot. That side had hookups for electrical, interspersed spigots for water (although they were labeled non-potable) and a dump station (free). To use the electric hookup, there was a sign that stated there would be a fee of $40/night.

We came in with 20 gallons in our tank and used the free dump station when we left.

Starlink gave us 80 down and 25 up. Verizon was 4 bars on the cell antenna (4 down/0.5 up) and AT&T was at 5 bars (45 down/15 up).

If you are not a heavy sleeper, I don't recommend coming here. Either that or invest in a decent pair of earplugs. I don't think I slept a wink the whole 5 days we were here.
That being said, it's a nice parking lot with fields all around. My kids played soccer on their field, and we also really enjoyed the museum. Dump station is free to use. NO potable water ANYWHERE that anyone knew of.

The museum is nice, featuring some really beautiful and unique RVs from the past. We originally planned to boondock, as part of Harvest Host program, in the parking lot, but with an encroaching heatwave, we learned they had electric hookups so I inquired about that. It's $40 for 30 amp plus access to water and their dump station. Registration was relatively easy but there was some confusion about where to park us. Another staff member corrected the issue, but it did end up taking a little longer to set up for the night. I made the mistake thinking that parking in the lot nearest the freeway would be ok, as we're insulated pretty well, but the semi-trucks using their engine brakes made us feel like planes were flying above us! Despite that, it was a good overnight stay and we enjoyed a sunset thru the windows as well as the view of a building's lights across the freeway. It looked like rows of little string lights, but I think it maybe was a parking garage or building under construction. Anyway, that was kind of pretty. The services were good, and it's a clean lot. If you stay, you might want to park further away from the freeway. And, tour the museum as well. They have some real gems!

Museum entrance is now $15. We stayed thru Harvest Hosts but not required. There is a dump station in the big parking lot South of the event center building that is separate and east of the museum. The power hookups are in this same lot. HH visitors are instructed to park West of the museum building so unless you walked over here, you wouldn’t know about the power or the dump.

Stayed 5/10/17.  The hall of fame allows you to stay in their parking lot for two nights when you purchase an admission ticket.  When we stayed admission was $10/ person.  It was convenient to stay overnight and then check out the museum in the morning.  We would stay here again.  The museum admission price was reasonable and it was a very entertaining diversion.