This decaying Flintstones themed park is one of our greatest finds ever in the history of Roadside Wonderland.   Hanna Barbera’s "The...

So many giant baseballs! A plethora of giant baseballs! A cacophony of giant baseballs. An over-abundance of giant baseballs. If you’re...

Just down the road from Little League headquarters (which is a must visit in its own right), stands the Giant Little Leaguer. Standing at...

We probably wouldn't have added the spirit shop if we had not seen it in its peeling faded glory prior to its recent refurbishment - but...

We absolutely LOVE people with eclectic collections of vintage everything in their private yards, and this is one of the best. (yes, it...

Welcome to the World’s second Largest rocking chair, also known as the Route 66 Rocker. (It was also once known as the Route 66 RED...

Come for the “Welcome to Yukon” sign - stay for the Centennial Cow! The Centennial Cow was erected in it’s place of honour by the Yukon...

Flagstaff Arizona is muffler man crazy!!! Not one, but TWO muffler men reside there, plus a mini muffler man! This 20-foot-tall...

If you’re a fan of “Breaking Bad” or “Better Call Saul”, then you’re already familiar with The Dog House, a favourite location for both...

If you’ve been busy  making your Route 66 mix tape, then I’m sure you’re familiar with the words “well I’m a standin’ on a corner in...

I am not a person who imagines McDonalds to have any kind of a blip on my radar, yet a visit to the McDonalds Museum was packed with...

I sang "Is this the way to Amarillo” all the way to the Cadillac Ranch, and I’m sure it wasn’t annoying AT ALL. Cadillac Ranch is a 1974...

The El Rancho Hotel, circa 1937 is a rustic chapter of Hollywood’s history, sitting in Gallup New Mexico. Originally built by R.E....

If you’re tootling along Route 66, at some point you’re going to start seeing a string of yellow billboards adorned with the black...

Roy's Barstow is lovingly referred to by us as “Mini Roy's”. The more famous Roy's is located in Amboy and is a photogenic treasure with...

Neon sign alert !! Added bonus - you can get a shrimp cocktail while you’re admiring it! La Paloma Mexican restaurant, with its jaunty...

As LA’s oldest surviving independent record shop, with its old school record bins, and adorable store sign, Canterbury Records has...

Azusa - its the A to Z of the U.S.A. And once was home to the Azusa Foothill Drive In Theatre on Route 66. It was a a glorious landmark ...

The Mel’s Drive location in Santa Monica has been home to a coffee shop since 1959. Formerly The Penguin Coffee shop, you can still see...

Taking a photo of the Route 66 markers in each state is certainly a must do, but keep your eyes open once you hit Los Angeles, as each...

Little Louie the Lumberjack is a 10-foot-tall lumberjack who stands randomly in a car park in Flagstaff Arizona. The location was once...

Needles, California has rolled out the welcome wagon for you — literally! The fabulous Welcome to Needles covered wagon sign is located...

The Wigwam Motel sits on a kind of raggedy stretch of old Route 66. And I mean raggedy in the best possible way - as there are lots of...

Roy's Motel and Cafe has one of the most iconic neon signs on old route 66. It sits in Amboy, a veritable ghost town, and in fact the...

The Magic Lamp Inn, in exotic Rancho Cucamonga, has been a Route 66 landmark since 1955. We are DYING to go back at night, as its'...

It’s back!! The 1933 group does it again with their restoration of The Tail’o the pup hot dog stand, circa 1946 - and it is EVERYTHING we...

Your night at Dan Tana’s starts before you even get to the door - the anticipation button is switched on as soon as you walk under their...