RV Travel's "Visit The Cody Firearms Museum"

Above, the Cody Firearms Museum gives a great history of firearms. Photo by Armand Vaquer.

It is hard to believe that we're at a month since the trip to Wyoming and other states. Time flies, right? The trip began on July 6.

One of the first things a friend and I did was to visit the Buffalo Bill Center of the West to see the Cody Firearms Museum and other museums in the Center. Just visiting the Firearms Museum alone is well worth the price of admission (good for two days, by the way).

Above, the Buffalo Bill Center of the West. Photo by Armand Vaquer.

I just so happens that RV Travel posted an article on the Cody Firearms Museum in early June and only this morning I just saw it.

It begins with:

Nestled in the heart of Cody, Wyoming, the Cody Firearms Museum welcomes visitors with an unparalleled collection of firearms and related artifacts.

Whether you’re a firearms enthusiast or simply curious about the role guns have played in shaping our past, this museum is well worth a visit.

Location and accessibility

The Cody Firearms Museum is located at 720 Sheridan Avenue, Cody, WY 82414, within the iconic Buffalo Bill Center of the West complex. As part of a larger cultural center that includes museums dedicated to Western art, natural history, and Plains Indian culture, it’s easy to combine your visit with other attractions.

RVers will find plenty of street parking nearby for tow vehicles. Cody’s downtown area is RV-friendly with several municipal lots and pull-through spaces. The museum is open daily, and tickets can be purchased on-site or in advance through the Buffalo Bill Center’s website.

If one hasn't made any vacation plans this summer, a trip to Cody is well worth one's time!

To read more, go here.