George M Reed Roadside Park

"A wonderful open area between the biway with a handful of parking spots. About a dozen signs restored with a nice plaque on each with the history of the sign, where and when it came from. Visit during the say to read and see but come back after dark to see everything light up and see the wonder. No cost so if you like a odd park, interest in route 66, or like bright lights stop by and see it. Handicapped parking available and slight hill the area is built on. Open daily and lights are dusk to dawn. Currently all signs are in great condition bringing you back to when they were originally installed and used. This is a great slice of American history along Route 66."

"The park is clean and has alot of neat historical info about the signs and its history but the place really shines after dark"

"Historical Route 66 roadside park. Neat well kept neon signs from the past. Nice place to stop, relax and take in some history."

"We've stopped at this exit many times but didn't know this was right here! Glad we stopped. Also it's not far, 5 minutes, from Devil's Elbow bridge, so definitely add that to this stop also!"

"Saw this during a road trip and had to stop. There is lots off cool vintage signs, they have plaques showing photos of where the signs were originally, and theres a tank. The tank is what got me to stop"