Dusty Roads Marketplace LLC
Discover the charm of Dusty Roads Marketplace, a gem along Route 66 that invites travelers to immerse themselves in Oklahoma's rich history. As you browse through our eclectic selection of unique souvenirs, local artisan crafts, and captivating Route 66 memorabilia, you’ll feel the spirit of the Mother Road come alive. With a cozy atmosphere and friendly staff, it’s the perfect pit stop to find one-of-a-kind treasures and make lasting memories. Make your journey unforgettable—stop by and grab a piece of the adventure!
Tips From A Bellman
2 months ago"I love a good antique store. They bring back childhood memories. This is a very large store that you will really spend some time looking around. It has almost everything you're looking for and of course things you aren't , but maybe find something interesting to take home. They also sell some new items like local honey and Amish preservers and salsas , etc on a big display. I bought a beer mug from Germany for $5.00 . I was stationed at Ramstein Air Force Base , West Germany in the late 80's and the local beer we drank was called Parkbrau. Well they still make it , but they shortened the name to Park Beer and they make 13 different kinds now. When I was there they only made 5. I've got some Parkbrau steins and a boot so this makes a good addition. A friend of mine goes to Germany every year and brings me back a Park Beer each time. I also saw a McDonald's coloring calendar that I had in 1978 as a kid. It was cool to see one and it was intact and not colored ! At the bottom of each month was a coupon for different items. Hard to believe no one used the coupons or colored in it. Large selection of albums also. I saw a Beatles album by sister had passed on to me when I was a kid , but unfortunately I don't have anymore. It was Beatles '65. I also saw many McDonald's glasses and such that we all used to collect and use back then. They have so many sections and everything is pretty well organized and displayed. Some antique stores are messy and you can't find anything with all the clutter. I will definitely be back and I recommend you checking this place out."
Mak Hanson
2 months ago"The hours of operation make it difficult to check this place out but if you’re able to make it you’re guaranteed to find a new treasure. I got so many unique sets of earrings, a very cool 80s original art piece, an Ouija board chips and dip tray, several vintage collectible card packs, and a nice set of binoculars. It is set up flea market boutique style with different little shops by different owners. They are definitely open to bargaining and getting you a deal that you feel is fair. Usually, I’m not good at that kind of thing and I’m willing to just pay the price listed on the tag. However, there were a few items that I was going back-and-forth on, and they were able to offer lower prices that I couldn’t say no to. Definitely something for everybody inside, you just gotta do a little digging. They had tons of older gaming system games, such as PS2, PS3, Xbox, N64, NES, etc. all marked $5. The vinyl section had a ton of rare finds within the bins at decent prices. Definitely try to check this place out if you ever are in the area within their business hours."
AddictedToRaids
2 years ago"I am surprised that I've been around Yukon and haven't seen this hidden gem. Seeing the vintage toys bagged up takes me back to the 90s. Vinyl records are scattered throughout the store. Vintage coins are in the store. Lots of PS1 and PS2 games in this store. I will have to return and spend more time at Dusty Roads. Too many cool items to process for my poor old man brain."
