Photos of the Large Pink Elephant in Fenton, Missouri
Know Before You Go
To make the most of your visit to Large Pink Elephant in Fenton, Missouri, here are some things to know before you go.
What is the Large Pink Elephant in Fenton, Missouri?
The Large Pink Elephant is a giant roadside elephant statue located in Fenton, Missouri. The elephant stands outside a gas station at 2599 MO-141, Fenton, Missouri 63026. Stop and get gas or a snack from the shop while you’re there.
While Fenton is not directly on Route 66, but this roadside attraction makes a fun detour.
Where to Stay Near the Large Pink Elephant
Complete your travel itinerary and get a good night’s rest on your road trip with a stay at one of these St. Louis hotels near Route 66.
St. Louis Union Station Hotel
An icon since 1894, the St. Louis Union Station is a vintage gem wrapped in elegant archways and décor. Admire the famous Grand Hall, experience all the on-site attractions, enjoy 3D light shows and a 100-foot waterfall, and access the fitness center and seasonal outdoor pool. All just a mile from downtown St. Louis.
Drury Plaza Hotel St. Louis at The Arch
If you want to find a hotel close to the Gateway Arch, you can’t do any better than the Drury Plaza Hotel St. Louis at The Arch. This St. Louis hotel is located less than a five-minute walk to the Gateway Arch and Busch Stadium, at the heart of downtown. Enjoy 37-inch flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi, an indoor pool and hot tub, and a free hot breakfast.
Magnolia Hotel St. Louis
Listed on the National Historic Register, Magnolia St. Louis was originally built in 1924 as the Mayfair Hotel by Charles Heiss, with a hospitality and sophistication in mind. This hotel is known as the birthplace of “chocolates on a pillow,” a tradition influenced by actor Cary Grant’s tryst within his suite.
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I love this big elephant! The first time I visited (many many years ago) the guy working there said I could climb it (I didn’t) but they don’t allow that anymore. It’s a little off Route 66 but still a fun roadside attraction to detour to.