Cadillac Ranch
✨ FREE Admission
🐕 Dog-Friendly
📅 Year-Round
Location
Overview
Created in 1974 by the art group Ant Farm, Cadillac Ranch has become one of America's most famous roadside attractions. The installation features ten Cadillacs (ranging from 1949 to 1963) planted nose-down in a wheat field along Route 66. Visitors are encouraged to bring spray paint and add their own artistic contributions to this ever-evolving public art piece.
Iconic roadside public art installation featuring ten graffiti-covered Cadillacs half-buried nose-first in the ground
What Makes This Park Special
- Ten vintage Cadillacs buried nose-down
- Ever-changing spray paint graffiti
- Free 24/7 access
- Historic Route 66 landmark
- Visitors encouraged to bring spray paint
- Photographed by millions of travelers
Art & Features
✓ Permanent Collection
Art Styles: Land Art, Public Participation
Planning Your Visit
Hours
Open 24/7 year-round
Admission
Free
Parking
Free
Open
Year Round
Visitor Tips
- Bring spray paint to add your art
- Best light for photos at sunrise/sunset
- Can get muddy after rain
- Watch for traffic when crossing from parking
- Plan 15-30 minutes for visit
Best For
Photography
Families
Roadside Attractions