AAA and seniors are both discounted. You might want to check to make sure their open with covid 19 going on. It’s a nice museum.

Since it is primarily an outdoor venue, a park, it is doubtful that there are any guided tours of the facility. Now, if you want to dine, there is a fine restaurant on the premises, of the upscale variety. Also, starting in, I believe May, an outdoor facility called "Sunwatch," opens every year until late September, or early October, whenever it gets too cold to be outdoors for an extended period. You have to see this on a personal visit to experience all it offers. Check it out for yourself, as, it costs nothing. Don't take my word for it.

We took lots of pictures so I believe you can.

The park has lots of hands-on exhibits for children to walk through and interact with history. There is a historic carousel, train cars, old cars to walk and play in. The historic village is perfect for a young child's imagination because they can go to school with a school teacher who often plays along with children and a house where they can play along with planting and weaving. It is very interactive.

Does it cost to drive through and look at Christmas lights

I think so, I know they did at restaurant that is attached.

It happens. At least you've acknowledged your typeo. I'll think TA needs to include an edit function to its comment section

Yes, during the special holiday events in December, there is hot chocolate at the Cafe

For the latest information on hours and pricing, visit our website at daytonhistory. org Hours of Operation*: Monday – Saturday: 9:30am-5:00pm Sunday: 12:00pm-5:00pm (*Closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve, and New Year’s Day) Admission: $14 per adult (ages 18-59) $12 per senior, $10 per child (3 –17) Children 2 and under and Dayton History members are FREE 937-293-2841 1000 Carillon Boulevard, Dayton, OH 45409

There is plenty of parking but I don't think overnight RV parking. But daytime yes, definitely.