Sandhill Curiosity Shop
Step into the Sandhill Curiosity Shop and immerse yourself in the quirky charm of Route 66! This eclectic treasure trove in Erick, Oklahoma, is a haven for travelers, overflowing with vintage memorabilia, unique souvenirs, and delightful oddities that capture the spirit of the Mother Road. With its friendly atmosphere and rich local history, visiting this shop is like exploring a nostalgic time capsule, making it a must-stop for adventurers seeking encounters that go beyond the ordinary. Don’t miss the chance to collect a piece of Route 66 magic!
Rick White
6 months ago"Visited on 6.9.2025. This place is a National Treasure of Route 66 and Road sign Nostalgia. The owner is very friendly and an amazing guitar player. I could have spent all day listening to him strumming songs on his collection of various guitars. Definitely a MUST see if you are driving on Interstate 40 in this area of Oklahoma."
Steven Balduzzi
3 months ago"Absolutely amazing collection of memorabilia! Don’t forget to drive by the “The Redneck Castle”. Harley is a kind and very interesting gentleman. I enjoyed chatting with him."
paolo paolo
5 months ago"A very pleasant moment with Harley, adorable and very kind. A must if you pass by here. Thank you again for this pleasant moment and for the glass of Jack that I unfortunately could not drink because of the road after. We kiss you from France!"
Raoul
3 months ago"Very interesting place where there are tons of items to see and buy if you have interest. The owner is a very friendly person, talented for music, I was happy to meet him. This place is recommended🧡"
D Gralik
3 months ago"It was closed when I arrived so I did not get to see inside. There were several signs posted all over the building and on the exterior which where quite interesting to see. The town itself is small and there are several businesses that have been shut down on the same main Street which was quite sad to see. Hopefully with the 100-year anniversary coming up of Route 66 it will regenerate some new business and help the smaller towns along the Route."
