Roadside Attractions & Oddities
From giant sculptures and whimsical landmarks to roadside curiosities that make you do a double take, Green Country is home to some of Oklahoma's most unforgettable roadside attractions. While many of these quirky stops can be found along Historic Route 66, you'll discover unusual sights and hidden gems scattered throughout northeast Oklahoma.
Whether you're planning a Route 66 road trip, searching for unique things to do in Oklahoma, or simply looking for a memorable photo opportunity, these one-of-a-kind attractions add a little surprise and a lot of fun to any adventure. Explore the roadside oddities of Green Country and discover why the journey can be just as exciting as the destination.
Roadside Attractions & Oddities
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Buck Atom's Curious Curios on 66
Stop for a photo op with the giant Buck Atom and shop for Route 66 souvenirs and other treasures.
Winganon Space Capsule
Make a pitstop along Highway 169 to see a unique roadside relic near Lake Oologah. A roadside…
Blue Whale of Catoosa
Stop by to stretch your legs and explore this quaint roadside icon of Route 66 lore near Tulsa.
Golden Driller Statue
The Golden Driller statue in Tulsa is a monument to Tulsa's leadership in the early oil industry.
Neon Sign Park
A must-see for Route 66 enthusiasts, Tulsa's Neon Sign Park lights up the night on the Mother Road.
Totem Pole Park
Enjoy a picnic or just stretch your legs and snap some photos at the whimsical Totem Pole Park.
Waite Phillips Filling Station
Tour the Waite Phillips Filling Station in Sapulpa for a trip through history along Route 66.
Route 66 Historical Village
Explore nostalgic treasures including a steam engine at the Route 66 Historical Village in Tulsa.
Route 66 Historical Village
Visit the Route 66 Historical Village and discover many nostalgic exhibits from Route 66's heyday.
Route 66 Sculpture in Tulsa
Snap a selfie at this perfect backdrop in Tulsa while on your Route 66 road trip.