Jim Gray's Petrified Wood Co
Step into the prehistoric wonderland at Jim Gray's Petrified Wood Co, where the beauty of ancient trees meets the spirit of Route 66! Explore a captivating display of vibrant petrified wood, each piece telling a story from millions of years ago. The quirky charm of this roadside gem invites travelers to not just shop, but to marvel at nature’s artistry alongside friendly, knowledgeable staff eager to share tales of the past. Don’t miss the chance to take home a unique souvenir that captures the essence of Arizona’s rich geological history on your unforgettable journey down the Mother Road!
Complete Randomness
6 months ago"This place is great! Huge selection of items for sale and super reasonable prices. There are also tons of items displayed from private collections. The people are also super nice!"
Theresa St. John
6 months ago"Very cool shop. Someone suggested we go there and we were happy to see all of the crystals, pottery, fossils, and petrified wood. Interesting things to learn about - soooo much on display. Staff was very friendly and answered all of our questions."
Bob Lange
3 months ago"This is a must stop and see on your way across the country. This isn't just a store this is an amazing attraction, an experience for free! Whether you just like Southwest history or geology these amazing pieces of rainbow petrified wood are the worth a stop alone. There are so many interesting things to see from a prehistoric vertebrae with a stone arrowhead, to a 5-ft tall Kachina, and the fossils are amazing. Brightly lit, clean restrooms, and everybody treated me so nice. I will definitely stop again."
Christy Filkins
7 months ago"This store is definitely worth the stop. The owner has a beautiful "personal" collection inside the store plus MANY beautiful pieces for sale. #Arizona #Route66 #Holbrook"
Michael Ford
a year ago"Coveniently located near the entrance to the Petrified Forest, this huge shop offers a wide variety of items including raw materias as well as finished goods. The shop has many interesting displays including the fossil of Wild Bill the alligator, vintage toys, insects and native artifacts. It us a good place to grab souveniers fro the area. Enjoy the photo ops outside with donosaur statues. Plenty of free parking and clean restrooms."
