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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Must SeePops 66 Soda Ranch in Arcadia, Oklahoma
Pops 66 Soda Ranch on Route 66 is a soda shop, restaurant, roadside attraction, and gas station all wrapped into one. Get a meal, taste one of the more than 700 varieties of soda, fill up your car, and check out the world’s largest soda bottle while you’re there.
Must SeeBlue Whale of Catoosa in Catoosa, Oklahoma
The Blue Whale of Catoosa in Oklahoma is one of the most recognizable and popular roadside attractions on Route 66. Hugh S. Davis, a retired Tulsa Zoo zoo keeper, built this big blue whale as a gift for his wife Zelta on their 34th wedding anniversary in 1972. It was an appropriate present as she loved collecting whale figurines.
Gathering Grounds Coffee in Stroud, Oklahoma
Gathering Grounds Coffee in Stroud, Oklahoma, is a Route 66 coffee shop serving classic and specialty drinks while supporting community efforts.
Route 66 Interpretive Center in Chandler, Oklahoma
Step inside the Route 66 Interpretive Center in Chandler, Oklahoma to explore a collection of Route 66 exhibits, photographs, and memorabilia from the 1920s through the present. As you journey through the collections, the story of Route 66 is told through a series of video presentations that highlight the exhibits.
Davenport Welcome Center in Davenport, Oklahoma
The Davenport Welcome Center in Davenport, Oklahoma, is a restored 1933 Texaco station with vintage features and Route 66 travel information.
The Frozen Elephant in Miami, Oklahoma
The Frozen Elephant in Miami, Oklahoma, is a Route 66 stop known for shaved ice, smoothies, and coffee drinks, plus its 11-foot pink elephant roadside attraction.
Center of the Universe in Tulsa, Oklahoma
Find the Center of the Universe in Tulsa, Oklahoma to experience a unique acoustic phenomenon you must hear (or not hear) to believe. Look down on Boston Ave. and you’ll find a big worn-out brick circle that comes in at around 20 inches in diameter. At the center of that circle is another, smaller, concrete circle.
Chicken Shack in Arcadia, Oklahoma
Chicken Shack in Arcadia, Oklahoma, is a Route 66 stop known for broasted chicken, hearty sides, and a spacious dining area with outdoor seating and live music.
Must SeeOK County 66 (John’s Place) in Arcadia, Oklahoma
Find the best of Route 66 in one backyard. At this Oklahoma attraction you’ll find replicas of some of the most well-known roadside attractions on Route 66. OK County 66 (John’s Place), in Arcadia, Oklahoma is one man’s vision and homage to the Main Street of America.
DECOPOLIS Discovitorium in Tulsa, Oklahoma
Decopolis Discovitorium and TulsaRama Town Square in Tulsa, Oklahoma, is a quirky stop that blends history, fantasy, and a bit of local flair into one unforgettable experience. Nestled in the heart of Tulsa, it’s a spot where you can browse for unique gifts while wandering through lively dioramas and themed rooms.
