Elmer's Bottle Tree Ranch
Step into a whimsical wonderland at Elmer's Bottle Tree Ranch, a captivating roadside attraction along Route 66 that transforms ordinary glass bottles into stunning works of art. Created by the visionary Elmer Long, this vibrant landscape showcases over a hundred colorful "bottle trees," each telling a story of nostalgia and creativity. As you wander through this enchanting space, you'll find perfect photo ops and a chance to connect with the spirit of the Mother Road. Don’t miss the chance to experience a quirky gem that embodies the unique character of California's historic route!
Elfan M.
2 months ago"If you happen to be driving by, this place is definitely worth a stop. It’s a really cool spot where they turned simple, everyday objects into unique art. Unexpected, creative, and fun to walk around — a great little roadside discovery."
Michelle Blair
3 months ago"Its a small place with a lot of bottle sculptures. Very creative. At first you think they are allowed the same but they are different each on a unique way. I didn't see restrooms, nor would it be easy for a wheelchair to access all the areas but some are viewable. It's all dirt so wear appropriate shoes. Park outside the fence or in the lot next door. Its free to enter but you can scan the code to make a donation, please do even if its small. Its not often there is free artwork to view."
NateCre8
6 months ago"Went out of my way to see this unique attraction along route 66. I have been to a similar rock garden, but obviously this place uses bottles. They had unique artifacts such as an antique fridge and typewriter. There is a donation bucket a little further into the attraction, so if you like it and want to keep it going I'd recommend making any donation. Spent about five minutes there, didn't see anyone other than a couple of visitors. Just stop here, it takes a few minutes and is uniquely weird."
Xerix
3 months ago"An amazing and peaceful spot, totally free too, a hidden gem on your way to Vegas. I left a tip for the artist; the work is truly incredible."
Kathi Flynn
4 months ago"Very cool experience. Wish there was a gift shop but very cool seeing everything. Spent probably 10 - 15 mins there"
