Jack Sisemore RV Museum and Storage
Experience the charm of vintage Americana at the Jack Sisemore RV Museum in Amarillo, Texas, where Route 66 travelers can explore a stunning collection of classic RVs and motorhomes that tell the story of American road tripping. This fascinating venue, revered by visitors for its friendly atmosphere and rich history, invites you to relive the golden age of travel in a quirky setting filled with memorabilia. Don’t forget to snap some photos and immerse yourself in the nostalgia that makes this stop a must-see along the Mother Road!
Seth Washburne
10 months ago"I visited here July 18. It was easy to find, off the access road and back behind the first building, on its north side. I hoped to see a Discoverer 25 such as one I went in at the Detroit autoshow in 1972 and did not find it, but found a lot of other rare and pivotal RVs, all restored to be in perfect shape. It is a thrill that one can stand inside them, and imagine families in the 1930s to 1970s enjoying the great outdoors. Thanks to Jack Sisemore for creating this."
jana hughey
11 months ago"This was a neat stop. It took us about 20-30 minutes to go through the museum. We really enjoyed reading all of the quick stories that were behind each RV. It was neat seeing how each one was staged and the items that were from that time period. This is a fun road side stop! It is also free."
Deanna Albaugh
3 weeks ago"Very neat little museum. People were very friendly. Really cool to see that collection of rvs- including the very first Itasca ever built. Also had some vintage Harley’s along with a few race cars. It was free with a donation box if you so choose to. You can tell this is a collection that the owners take great pride and care of. Thank you for preserving the history."
Jen P
a year ago"We were thrilled to find another RV museum on our travels! (The only one we've known about is the one in Elkhart, IN.) The Sisemore RV museum is just fantastic! Great collection of vintage RV's, motorcycles, and race cars, and all the added vintage memorabilia really rounds out the collection. We LOVED that we were able to walk inside almost all of the RV's! It's a little tricky to get to the entrance (turn in by the museum flag and then drive through the open fence) but well worth the trip. Thank you Sisemore family for opening your collection to the public!🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟☺️"
Daniel B
a month ago"Fun look at the history of RVs. Several restored, original, and unique vintage rigs. Climate controlled, indoors, and free (donations accepted and encouraged)."
