Hunting for Weird?

[Woodywhite]

OK, if you like the unusual and are planning a road trip, I recommend you check out Roadside America. (roadsideamerica.com) It's an amazing collection of roadside attractions. Everything from the biggest chair to the smallest church. Did you know that there's an Adolph Hitler museum here in America? The singing road really works and the Teapot Dome gas station is still pumping gas. Plus a listing of every Muffler Man known in the country.

Worth a look and you can use the trip planner to maximize the strange siting component of your trip.

Bob

[wheel interested]

Ah this will be good. Thanks! I love this stuff.

[overlander64]

RoadsideAmerica.com has been one of my favorite websites for a number of years. I have always enjoyed looking for some of the offbeat attractions near where I have lived over the years. Some of my favorites include:

• The Garden of Eden, Lucas, Kansas
• The World's Largest Ball of Twine, Cawker City, Kansas
• The Big Well and Meteorite, Greensburg, Kansas
• The Barbed Wire Museum, Lacrosse, Kansas
• Wizard of Oz Complex, Liberal, Kansas
• House on the Rock, Spring Green, Wisconsin
• Holy Ghost Grotto, Dickeyville, Wisconsin
• Hometown of Superman, Metropolis, Illinois
• King Neptune's Grave, Anna, Ilinois
• King Tut The Dog, Carbondale, Illinois
• Popeye's Home Town, Chester, Illinois
• Bald Knob Cross of Peace, Alto Pass, Illinois

For some reason, some of these offbeat tourist attractions become some of the most memorable.

Kevin

[Ganaraska]

And of course, the National RV Museum in Elkhart Indiana.

RV/MH Hall of Fame - Museum - Library - Conference Center

What other RV museums or attractions do you like?