Route 66 Clinton Oklahoma: Lodging, Dining and Attractions

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Clinton, Oklahoma – Route 66 Town Profile

The Heartbeat of Route 66

Welcome to Clinton, Oklahoma, the "Hub City of Western Oklahoma" and a vibrant stop along the legendary Route 66. Known for its rich history, neon lights, and authentic Americana, Clinton offers travelers a unique glimpse into the heart of the Mother Road

Route 66 Highlights

Oklahoma Route 66 Museum

📍 2229 W. Gary Blvd
Showcasing both the exterior neon façade and interior exhibits with vintage cars, gas pumps, and memorabilia.

Glancy Motel Sign

📍 217 W. Gary Blvd
The motel is abandoned and faces demolition, but the sign remains a nostalgic landmark.

Vintage Sinclair Station

📍 Along Gary Boulevard
No longer operational as a fuel station but remains a preserved roadside attraction along Route 66.

McLain Rogers Park

📍 Jaycee Lane & S 10th St
The park’s East Gate fronts directly onto Route 66, making it a visible and accessible stop for travelers.

Local Dining

Route 66 Café

📍301 W Gary Blvd
Popular stop for travelers, known for hearty breakfasts, chicken-fried steak, onion rings, and retro Americana décor.

Lucille’s Roadhouse

📍2020 Lexington Ave
Combining a retro diner with a steakhouse, and sits directly across from the Oklahoma Route 66 Museum.

El Poko Loko Mexican Café

📍301 S. 19th St A colorful Route 66 dining spot known for hearty burritos, tacos, fajitas, and its quirky frog-in-a-sombrero logo.

Route 66 Bar and Grill

📍2132 W Gary Blvd
Directly across from the Oklahoma Route 66 Museum. Serves a mix of Route 66 classics like BBQ, steaks, burgers, and family‑style Mexican dishes