No road trip is complete without bringing home a souvenir to commemorate your journey. And you especially can’t travel The Mother Road without doing a little Route 66 shopping along the way. Whether you hope to collect a sticker at every stop or are looking for the most unique local wares, you’ll find an abundance of stores to browse for that perfect thing.
There are plenty of quirky souvenir shops on Route 66 where you can pick up a magnet with your name on it, a diner mug printed with a photo of a nearby attraction, a screen printed T-Shirt, or a postcard to send home. Whatever you like or collect you can probably find. But if kitschy mementos aren’t your jam, there are heaps more options for shopping on The Mother Road. You’ll find specialty stores, boutiques, vintage shops, curios, and more at every turn of your GPS.
Looking for the best Route 66 shopping destinations to add to your road trip itinerary? Use the filters below to search our shopping directory by location, type, or keyword to fill your travel plan. Whether you’re visiting just one of the eight states on The Mother Road (Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, or California) or driving the entire journey from Chicago to Los Angeles (or vice versa), there are plenty of places to purchase a keepsake to remember your vacation.
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DECOPOLIS TulsaRama in Tulsa, Oklahoma
DECOPOLIS TulsaRama in Tulsa, Oklahoma, is a Route 66 attraction featuring a 1950s-themed ice cream parlor, fantasy bookstore, art gallery, visitor center, and unique shopping experiences.
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 SeeGearhead Curios in Galena, Kansas
The historic 1939 Texaco gas station in Galena, Kansas had seen better days. That is until an army veteran got involved. The now-restored Texaco station on Route 66 has a refreshed appearance and bright neon and is home to Gearhead Curios and a nod to Cars.
Redmon’s Candy Factory in Phillipsburg, Missouri
Make sure to pull over at Redmon’s Candy Factory in Phillipsburg, Missouri, for a sweet break on your Route 66 adventure! Whether you're craving homemade fudge, candy by the pound, popcorn, or a fun soda to keep you refreshed, this place has it all. You can’t miss the bright billboards for Redmon’s Candy Factory.
World’s Largest Gift Store in Phillipsburg, Missouri
Road tripping Missouri and looking for the perfect souvenir stop? Make sure to pull over at the World’s Largest Gift Store in Phillipsburg, Missouri, where you’ll find a huge variety of gifts for your family, friends, or maybe just a little something for yourself. You can’t miss the eye-catching billboards for the World’s Largest Gift Store.
Buc-ee’s in Springfield, Missouri
Need gas, snacks, or souvenirs on your Route 66 road trip? Springfield, Missouri is home to the very first Buc-ee's in Missouri. The popular travel center and road trip stop has made a home in the "Birthplace of Route 66." Buc-ee's is a popular chain of travel centers that was founded in Lake Jackson, Texas in 1982.
Must SeeGary’s Gay Parita in Ash Grove, Missouri
Gary’s Gay Parita in Ash Grove, Missouri, is a can’t-miss stop along Route 66. This replica of a 1934 Sinclair station is packed with original gas pumps, classic cars, vintage signage, and one of the biggest Route 66 shields you’ll find anywhere on the road. It's so famous that it even made a splash in 2023.
Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World in Springfield, Missouri
Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World in Springfield, Missouri, is the original and largest location of the outdoor retail chain, drawing millions of visitors each year. What began in 1971 as a small fishing tackle setup has grown into a massive complex featuring indoor aquariums, wildlife displays, museums, and extensive shopping for outdoor gear.
Must SeeUranus, Missouri and the Uranus Fudge Factory and General Store in St. Robert, Missouri
If you’re looking for a unique roadside attraction on Route 66, you’ve got to pick Uranus. Uranus, Missouri that is. Visit all the fun stops in the "town," pick up fudge or souvenirs at Uranus Fudge Factory and General Store, play mini golf at Putt Pirates, and check out all of the weird roadside attractions and oddities.
Rainbow Rock Shop in Holbrook, Arizona
Find giant dinosaur roadside attractions guarding a garden of petrified wood, rocks, and other souvenirs at the Rainbow Rock Shop in Holbrook, Arizona. Petrified wood shops are popular roadside stops in eastern Arizona. It makes sense as it’s a commodity that is prolific in the area, especially within the popular Petrified Forest National Park.
Lost Along the Mother Road
Not every stop along Route 66 has stood the test of time. Over the decades, some Route 66 attractions have faded from the map, leaving behind ghost towns, relics, and memories of what once was. These sites may be gone, but they are not forgotten, living on through photos, memories, and the travelers who still seek their traces.
