Photos of Lucille’s Historic Highway Gas Station in Hydro, Oklahoma
Know Before You Go
To make the most of your visit to Lucille’s Historic Highway Gas Station in Hydro, Oklahoma, here are some things to know before you go.
Where is Lucille’s Historic Highway Gas Station on Route 66?
Lucille’s Historic Highway Gas Station (officially the Provine Service Station) sits just off old US-66 near Hydro, Oklahoma, about a half-mile west of OK-58/I-40 Exit 88 on Old 66 Road.
Who was Lucille Hamons?
Lucille Hamons ran the station and its motel for decades and became legendary to Route 66 travelers for her hospitality—she was nicknamed the “Mother of the Mother Road.”
Where can you park?
Pull over, plenty of parking room is available besides this Route 66 attraction.
What can you see there?
The site no longer functions as a service station, it’s a photo-op and historic exhibit only. Also look for the Will Rogers Highway sign and the Route 66 Centennial Monument out front.
What else should you see in the area?
Hydro and nearby Weatherford have other Route 66 attractions and small museums, including several other sites inspired by Lucille Hamons and the Provine Service Station. Look for a replica restaurant named Lucille’s Roadhouse and Lucille’s Hotel, and pay your respects at the Grave of The Mother of the Mother Road.
Where to Stay Near Lucille’s Historic Highway Gas Station
Complete your travel itinerary and get a good night’s rest at one of these Route 66 hotels near this roadside attraction.
Lucille’s Hotel
Experience classic Route 66 hospitality at Lucille’s Hotel in Weatherford, Oklahoma. Just behind Lucille’s Roadhouse and near the original station in Hydro, this renovated hotel offers modern comforts like free WiFi, hot breakfast, and a pool—plus a nod to Lucille Hamons, the “Mother of the Mother Road.”
Bluebird Inn
Originally built in 1905, The Bluebird Inn is a restored hotel in downtown Elk City. Experience modern-day conveniences with a historic feel and enjoy comfy king sized beds with luxurious linens. This Route 66 hotel offers an upscale, unique, and comfortable place to stay.
Travel Inn Weatherford
This budget Route 66 motel features 24 rooms. The Travel Inn is within walking distance of Lucille’s Restaurant and is just a short drive away from the museum!
Classen Inn Motel
If you’re looking for a unique hotel in Oklahoma City that combines vintage charge, modern amenities, and plenty of Instagram-worthy moments, you’ve got to spend the night at The Classen Inn. The renovated 1963 motel complements its original Googie architecture and neon sign with modern amenities and hip artwork and murals.
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This is such a classic Route 66 stop! Pull over and check out this historic landmark.