Cactus Inn & RV Parking
Nestled along the iconic Route 66 in McLean, Texas, the Cactus Inn & RV Parking invites travelers to experience a nostalgic slice of Americana. With its charming retro decor and warm hospitality, this gem captures the spirit of the Mother Road. Enjoy the cozy atmosphere and convenient RV accommodations while immersing yourself in the rich history of Route 66. Whether you're taking a break from the road or seeking adventure, the Cactus Inn is a perfect pitstop for unforgettable memories.
Leah James
4 weeks ago"This is a don't judge a book by its cover motel. Its homey, comfortable and clean!!!! Great coffee. Staff is amazing super friendly. Will stay again when in the area. It's really a nice place. pet friendly! Great chicken fried steak next door. Taphouse in town grab a business card for a free drink. The Arizona room is super cute."
Janean Alexander
4 months ago"If you’re looking for a great place to stay with real character along Route 66, this is the spot! The staff was friendly, and the room was fantastic. The owner shared that each room is uniquely themed after a state that Route 66 passes through. We stayed in the Missouri room this time, and we’re already planning to come back to try the others soon."
Sharee Jo
6 months ago"Highly recommend! 12/10. The rooms were cozy and spacious. The best night of sleep I have ever had on the road. The sheets were so soft and the pillows were perfect. Great water pressure too. Very reasonably priced. Sad we didn't get to stay longer. If we're ever this way again we will definitely be stopping by."
Dan Stockelman
3 months ago"Right off I40. Great remodeled rooms and I was calmly switched from two beds to one. Perfect. I could even plug in my Tesla at the RV power plug and left with a full charge. I did have the correct converter plug for the 240v plug."
Tiana Duncan
a month ago"Cute, small, simple room. We booked on Airbnb and stayed in the Kansas themed room. Pet friendly. Just what we needed for a night passing through. Check out the barbed wire museum down the street"
