Why Visit the National Museum of Military Vehicles?
Nestled in the scenic heart of Wyoming, just a short drive from Jackson Hole and Yellowstone National Park, you’ll find an unexpected treasure: the National Museum of Military Vehicles, home to our country’s largest private collection of military vehicles and a premier destination for military history.
More than just a museum, it’s a tribute to the brave men and women who have served our country, past and present. Through three major galleries filled with immersive exhibits, we bring their stories to life—focusing on pivotal moments from World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War.
Spanning 160,000 square feet, the museum proudly showcases hundreds of fully restored military vehicles. In addition, you’ll find a rare and historically significant firearms collection, including the musket that fired the first shot at the Revolutionary War’s Battle of Bunker Hill.
This is not just a place to explore military history—it’s a place to honor the sacrifices that have shaped American freedom. Here, history comes alive, and the spirit of freedom is celebrated.
From Jackson, Wyoming
Travel north on US-191/US-26/US-89 toward Moran Junction.
From Moran Junction: continue east on US-26/US-287, heading toward Togwotee Pass and Dubois.
From Dubois: continue east on US-26/US-287. The Museum is located approximately 8 miles east of Dubois.
From Denver, Colorado
I-25 North toward Fort Collins
From Ft Collins: Exit onto US-287 North via Exit 269B toward Laramie, WY
From Laramie: Merge onto I-80 West to Rawlins. Travel north on US-287 via Exit 215 through Lander,
In Lander: Follow US-287 North toward Fort Washakie, then continue north and west toward Dubois. The Museum is located on US 26 approximately 8 miles east of Dubois.
From Salt Lake City, Utah
Take I-80 East toward Park City and Evanston, Wyoming. Continue through Evanston on I-80 East toward Rock Springs, WY.
From Rock Springs: Take Exit 104 and head north on WY-191 North toward Farson, WY.
From Farson: Continue north on WY-191 for another 20 miles to Boulder Junction.
From Lander: Continue through Lander and follow signs for US-287 North toward Fort Washakie.
After Fort Washakie: Continue on US-26/US-287 East toward Dubois.