What a fun place. There's a lot of creativity on these vehicles there's 10 Volkswagen's and other…read morecars also including a Big Texan limo. You take your own spray paint and you can spray any of the vehicles. And even the sidewalks are painted. I found a can of spray paint and had to put our initials and also put INDY.

If Cadillac Ranch is the big city cousin everyone knows, VW Slug Bug Ranch is the quirky, artsy…read moresibling who doesn't care about fame but still steals the show. Right off Route 66, this spot is pure roadside fun -- a kaleidoscope of color, chaos, and creativity. Rows of half-buried VW Beetles stand proudly at an angle, each one layered in decades of graffiti, memories, and maybe a few questionable love confessions. Bring your own spray paint, unleash your inner rebel, and leave your mark on a piece of Texas roadside history. The vibe is raw, real, and ridiculously fun. You'll get dusty, maybe paint-splattered, but the photos? Totally worth it. Between the bright blue sky, neon-painted cars, and a dose of Route 66 nostalgia, it's the kind of place that reminds you how weird and wonderful travel can be. Pro tip: Bring a can of paint (or find one left behind), wear shoes you don't mind getting colorful, and let your imagination run wild.

It's fun, free and interesting. This museum, once a bra factory, houses several different types of…read morebarbed wire (or what it is also called, the devil's rope!). Supposedly there are over 2000 patents for it, so depending on how interested you are, the visit time varies. The building also houses the Texas Route 66 Museum, which is small or fairly-sized, but still has plenty of memorabilia to check out. There is also a wall that has the pictures of Texas Route 66 Hall of Fame inductees. If you're traveling on the Mother Road, don't skip out on this museum! One last thing to note: they have a cool gift shop so it is very likely you'll find something you collect here.

Closed until Mar 1st 2024. Looked cool from the outside. They should change the hours with yelp and…read moregoogle.

Being a native Texan, I had heard of this place my entire life. This was even before social media,…read morewhen the stories traveled. Being a native Texan who moved to Colorado in '99, I had driven by this place for years, going from home to home for holidays and other occasions. Finally, I took the turnoff. I don't guess I really knew what to expect when I arrived. There were cars parked along the road, running up and down a field with a paved path leading to an open plot. And then, they were. 10 cars buried at a steep slope, dripping in puddles of color, stand stark in the West Texas flat, dry dirt. It's weird. It's hokey. It's one of the most Texas things to ever be in Texas; I love it! If you like roadside attractions, this is totally worth the turnoff. If you're driving to or from Texas to Colorado, just do it. It's a fun solo excursion. It's a fun family excursion. There's something about adding to the paint and joining the living history of paint upon paint, upon paint. Only in Texas...

Do NOT believe these fools giving this place 4 stars. We were driving from DFW to Colorado, so this…read moreplace was literally on the way ... and we were still irritated with the detour. All the pics that make Cadillac Ranch look 'cool' are super zoomed in close-ups. It's 10 car-like blobs buried half way into hard-pack dirt and windy AF. Do not make a special trip here *unless* you are already in Amarillo for some other reason. Seriously.

TexRandall is a classic roadside icon in Canyon, Texas--a 47‑foot, 7‑ton cowboy statue that's as…read morequirky as the Panhandle itself. Built in 1959 by high‑school shop teacher HarryWheeler to attract customers to his western-wear store Constructed from steel rebar, wire mesh, and concrete; originally clothed in real Levi jeans and an awning‑fabric shirt Due to high winds, traffic rerouting, a truck hitting his boot, and even his cigarette being shot off, Tex fell into disrepair through the decades.It's free and open 24/7, located just off US60 with parking, paths, historical signage, and a small park--ideal for a quick stop TexRandall is wonderfully oddball and iconic--a testament to Texas pride and roadside Americana. He's more than decoration; he's a beloved community effort, restored meticulously and honored with official landmark status. If you're passing through Canyon on US60, TexRandall is absolutely worth those 10-15minutes. A fun snapshot of Texan heritage that'll likely make you smile--and grab a great photo.

Yet another quirky Texas roadside stop: Tex Randall…read more This 47-foot tall statue of concrete, steel, and wire mesh used to have real clothes until they decided to paint them on. Lol. The cowboy is definitely visible via the W U.S. Highway 60 in Canyon, TX. Pull over for a while for some photos. There is a small, free parking lot. REFERENCES: https://canyonmainstreet.org/tex-randall/ https://www.texasstandard.org/stories/how-tex-randall-went-from-being-just-a-statue-to-an-iconic-cowboy/

Was so blessed to see this right at the perfect time. Thank You Jesus…read more It's a big lovely cross that's easy to access from the highway and gives glory to our Lord, and reminds us of what He's done

This was such a humbling experience. And the cross is HUGE. A must see if you are in the area.read more

We visited in December. There is a barbed wire fence around the statue and the gate is locked so…read morenot much of a visit for us. It's too far from the fence line to get a good view. Perhaps it's open in summer? It does appear some folks have made a way through the fence as there is a well worn path from one section.

This is a quick stop to pair with Cadillac Ranch, grab some fuel,and maybe some lunch. It is just…read moreso random and interesting, and when you look for it in your navigation system it is listed as Huge Pair of Legs or something similar. I didn't realize the story at the moment was a spoof,but that makes it even better.

Texas boasts seventy-six safety rest areas. All of them offer amenities such as air-conditioned…read moreand heated restrooms, spacious parking areas, Wi-Fi access, informational displays showcasing local attractions, office space for law enforcement, enhanced security measures, tornado shelters, walking trails, and children's play areas. This particular rest area is exceptional and certainly warrants a five-star rating. The parking lot is expansive, easily accommodating large vehicles such as semi-trucks and RVs, and is well-lit at night. The interior is spacious and bright, featuring a large lobby with a windmill display and an informative exhibit about the surrounding area. An outdoor viewing area is also available at the rear of the building. Restrooms are conveniently located on both sides of the building, along with an information desk, vending machines, and a tornado shelter. We have made numerous stops here and have consistently found the facilities, including the restrooms, to be clean.

Great rest stop, with running toilets and sinks. Also- a tornado shelter…read more Beware of snakes outside, in the shaded areas.

A pretty solid rest stop ! There's tons of parking - including plenty of space for trucka/trailers…read more The building has a small historical exhibit in it as well as massive, very clean restrooms. The women's has a baby changing space too. I love that this one had so much covered area. There were a few grills and a playground too. The only downside is there are tons of sticker-burs. If you have a fluffy dog they will get covered

2/8/25-A nice little rest stop. Not only did it have clean restrooms, but inside was like a little…read moremuseum. Outside there was a play area for kids and picnic areas. There was also a sign near the picnic areas to watch out for snakes, so if you have pets or kids keep this in mind when letting them out.

Highly recommend this Inn. Great service, friendly folks, clean room right off the interstate…read more Just be careful when booking, there is another Route 66 in like 1.5 hours away so make sure you book the right one. This one is a much better value. Can't really ask for a much better stay.

We had a wonderful stay at Route 66 Inn on July 19 & 20, 2024…read more Our room was spacious and clean. We were very comfortable and slept great. Breakfast was great. We loved the waffles. We love being able to park in front of our room. The owners were very friendly and helpful. Thank you so much for our wonderful stay!!! Cynthia & Bob

We had an excellent local docent when we drove to the RRV Museum. Great archeology exhibit and…read morelocal displays. Thank you. We will be back.

A great museum! A vast collection of Native artifacts, a wonderful exhibit on the historic…read moreWaggoner Ranch, an incredible collection of animals and much more.