Stewart's Petrified Wood Shop
Stewart's Petrified Wood Shop is a treasure trove of natural history nestled along Route 66 in Holbrook, Arizona. This charming shop invites travelers to explore a stunning collection of petrified wood, each piece telling a story of ancient forests transformed over millions of years. Enjoy a unique shopping experience with distinctive souvenirs and artifacts, along with friendly service that captures the spirit of the Mother Road. Don’t miss the chance to bring home a piece of this geological wonder while soaking in the nostalgia and adventure that Route 66 offers!
Alexander Watson
a year ago"one of my favorite place to stop now :) they have dinosaur bones around $5 each, they have pretty cool petrified wood stuff! not only that but they do have other things as well they have cool art outside, it might be a little weird but I find it cool. they have ostrich feedings, I didn’t get a chance to do that but I’ll definitely will make sure to next time!"
Alex “Alex” T
a year ago"Love this little store it's off the beaten path but, if your looking for cheap petrified wood they got a pile you can pick threw. I liked it if your into rocks look past the exterior and ring the bell it's nice rock store that genuinely has alot to offer."
J Urban
4 years ago"This is one of my favorite places in Arizona. I love the art and hope some more of it can be restored. The dinosaurs and decorations are one of a kind. I hope they get a male ostrich, so I can buy eggs again. Bought several beautiful pieces of petrified wood. Been coming to this store since 2002. I always feed the ostriches and find something I want to buy. The Stewart's are very nice people. Last week the store was closed, but they saw me by the ostriches and opened up for me. This is a route 66 must see. Feed the ostriches and find a souvenir. Another suggestion I have for the owners is to sell cold soft drinks. Otherwise it is perfect."
Cindy Rogers
5 years ago"At first my husband thought I was crazy for wanting to stop there but I am so glad we did. Mrs. Stewart is the nicest lady! Yes the place could use some love but their prices are amazing. We probably spent an hour there talking & looking. Definitely would love to go back."
Theresa St. John
4 months ago"The day we went the owner told us he'd lost electricity so was closed. (reason for four stars) We still had fun wandering around the property and checking it all out. Strange feeling, knowing it was open all the time when Route 66 was thriving and tons of people were driving by. There were still remnants of how things used to be. Hoping next time we can go inside."
