Around 432 miles of Route 66 wind through Oklahoma, making it one of the longest stretches of the eight states on your Mother Road journey. Starting in Miami, going through Tulsa and Oklahoma City, and ending in Texola, there are quintessential Oklahoma Route 66 attractions to see at every turn of the road.
You’ll find quirky tourist attractions, historical museums, vintage diners and drive-throughs, fun souvenir shops, and classic motels and hotels on this stretch of your road trip, including some of the best roadside attractions on Route 66.
Looking for the best Oklahoma Route 66 attractions to add to your road trip itinerary? Use the filters below to search our Oklahoma directory by location, attraction type, or keyword to fill your travel plan, whether you’re spending a weekend in Tulsa, taking a day trip from Oklahoma City, or traversing all 432 miles of The Main Street of America across the state.
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Milk Bottle Grocery in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Milk Bottle Grocery in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma is a classic landmark that has been milking its place on Route 66 since the 1930s. This distinctive 350-square-foot red brick building, located on historic Route 66, was constructed in 1930. Originally known as Triangle Grocery, the building's unique wedge shape was designed to fit a corner lot.
66 Bowl Sign in Chandler, Oklahoma
The vintage 66 Bowl Sign in Chandler, Oklahoma is a repurposed neon sign from the former ten-pin 66 Bowl in Oklahoma City. That Route 66 bowling alley featured 24 lanes and operated from 1959 to 2010. When the long-loved business closed down the sign was auctioned off and sold for $3,900.
Big Bill Muffler Man in Vinita, Oklahoma
Meet one of the newest muffler men on Route 66: the Big Bill Muffler Man in Vinita, Oklahoma. Find the roadside attraction right outside of Western Motel. In 2022 the synthetic motor oil brand Mobil 1 held a national event called “Keep Route 66 Kickin’.”
Route 66 Love Locks in El Reno, Oklahoma
The Route 66 Love Locks in El Reno, Oklahoma, is a designated stop where visitors leave padlocks to mark their Route 66 journey.
Foyil Filling Station in Foyil, Oklahoma
The Foyil Filling Station in Foyil, Oklahoma, is a 1920s Route 66 Texaco station now being restored as a historic roadside stop.
Super 8 by Wyndham in Sapulpa, Oklahoma
Looking to stretch your ride a little past Tulsa without stretching your wallet? Pull over for the night at the Super 8 by Wyndham in Sapulpa, Oklahoma, a no-frills, budget-friendly stop that still tips its hat to the Mother Road. This roadside stay offers all the basics and then some.
Western Motel in Vinita, Oklahoma
The Western Motel in Vinita, Oklahoma is a classic stop along the Mother Road, offering travelers a comfortable night’s rest on both Route 66 and the historic Jefferson Highway. Built in the 1950s by Henry and Emelia Wrage, the property originally opened as the Quarterhorse Motel, complete with stables for guests traveling with their horses.
National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
The National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum features Western art, cowboy history, and a walk-through frontier town in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
Must SeeMajor Tom Giant Astronaut in Weatherford, Oklahoma
The Major Tom Giant Astronaut in Weatherford, Oklahoma (also known as the Route 66 Spaceman), is a 30-foot-tall Route 66 roadside attraction honoring the city’s space heritage.
Must SeeHi-Way Cafe in Vinita, Oklahoma
Hi-Way Cafe in Vinita, Oklahoma has been a popular stop for a bite to eat on Route 66 since 1963. Tom Schwartz opened the restaurant in 1963. Located on Route 66 and Jefferson Highway, it soon became a welcome stop for travelers.
