Welcome to Oklahoma, where the roadside attractions are as big as the prairie skies and as quirky as a muffler man in a spacesuit! This state has it all, from Route 66 nostalgia to offbeat wonders you’ll only find in the Sooner State.
Take a dive (figuratively, please) into the Blue Whale of Catoosa, a Route 66 icon that’s equal parts charming and weird. Meet Buck Atom, the Space Cowboy Muffler Man, standing tall and ready to launch your road trip into orbit. Swing by the World’s Largest Peanut for a snack-sized photo op, and don’t forget the Cement Mixer Space Capsule, proving that even construction equipment can dream big.
Whether you’re cruising down Route 66 or taking the backroads, Oklahoma’s roadside attractions promise plenty of laughs, photo ops, and memories. Start planning your adventure and get ready to say, “Only in Oklahoma!”
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Oklahoma Roadside Attractions & Road Trip Planning
Ready to hit the open road and explore Oklahoma in all its roadside glory? Explore more of the best Oklahoma attractions that are the perfect pit stops to keep the fun rolling. From wacky wonders to iconic sights, they’ll make your travel itinerary as unforgettable as that last tank of gas you didn’t think would last!
Need some road trip inspiration? Explore our roadside attractions blog to find even more tips, tricks, and must-see spots to help plan the ultimate Oklahoma adventure!
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Overholser Mansion in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Step into Oklahoma City’s history at the Overholser Mansion, a stunning three-story Victorian home built in 1903 by Henry Overholser, the “Father of Oklahoma City.” Located in the Heritage Hills neighborhood, this French Château-style mansion features intricate woodwork, stained glass, and original antique furnishings.
DECOPOLIS Discovitorium in Tulsa, Oklahoma
The Decopolis Discovitorium and the TulsaRama Town Square in Tulsa, Oklahoma is a fun spot that offers unique gifts in an even more unique location. Stroll through the living dioramas and shop for rocks, fossils, dinosaurs, steampunk treasures, Tulsa souvenirs, local interest books, art, and more!
Route 66 Historical Village in Tulsa, Oklahoma
Route 66 Historical Village in Tulsa, Oklahoma is an open-air museum that transports you back in time to Tulsa’s oil capital origins. Walk through a recreated area that celebrates Tulsa’s roots in as the “Oil Capital of the World.” Walk through this park to learn about and experience Tulsa’s oil, refining and transportation industries.
Tower Theatre in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
The historic Tower Theatre in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma opened its doors in 1937. Today it is one of the city’s last original movie houses with an intact auditorium, though its future was not always as bright as the neon sign that adorns the facade.
The Campbell Hotel in Tulsa, Oklahoma
The Campbell Hotel in Tulsa, Oklahoma is a historic property located on a historic road. On your Route 66 road trip, spend the night in one of the 26 uniquely decorated rooms in this boutique hotel.
Stella Atom Uniroyal Gal in Tulsa, Oklahoma
Tulsa’s Buck Atom Muffler Man might not be an original Route 66 roadside attraction, but since being installed in 2019 he has risen to the stars among his Mother Road peers. In fact, he’s so popular that he has attracted visitors from around the globe and now, his very own girlfriend. In June 2024 the Stella Atom Uniroyal Gal landed in Tulsa and has lassoed herself into his, along with every visiting traveler’s, hearts.
The Big Indian in Vinita, Oklahoma
On November 10, 2023, a new attraction was installed on Route 66 at Hi-Way Cafe in Vinita, Oklahoma: The Big Indian. The Native American statue previously stood outside Native and Himalayan Views (formerly the Big Indian Shop) near Charlemont, Massachusetts since 1974.
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. This roadside attraction took his own road trip on the route with Mobil 1, traveling from California to Illinois, before settling into a permanent home in The Sooner State.
Hi-Way Cafe in Vinita, Oklahoma
Hi-Way Cafe has been a popular stop for a bite to eat since 1963. Pull over on your Route 66 road trip for a delicious breakfast or lunch and to take photos with some of the fun on-site roadside attractions, like the world-record-earing sticker car and the Route 66 muffler man!
Wheeler Ferris Wheel and OKC Sign in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
The Wheeler District is an up-and-coming neighborhood in Oklahoma City. At the center of it all is the Wheeler Riverfront Plaza anchored by the Wheeler Ferris Wheel and the giant OKC sign.
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Get ready to explore Oklahoma, where wide-open roads meet endless adventure! Whether you’re chasing history, culture, or quirky roadside fun, this state has it all. From tips to itineraries, we’ve got everything you need to plan a road trip packed with unforgettable stops and photo-worthy moments. Buckle up and let the Sooner State surprise you!
Route 66 Interpretive Center in Chandler, Oklahoma
Bristow Train Depot and Museum in Bristow, Oklahoma
Desert Hills Motel in Tulsa, Oklahoma (Route 66 Motel)
