City Parks on Route 66

Downtown park celebrating the Eagles song “Take It Easy” with statues and a mural.

Iconic public park home to Cloud Gate, outdoor art, and performances.

Park marking the official birthplace of Route 66.

Large urban park home to museums, trails, and Route 66 landmarks.

Major downtown park cluster with fountains, art and skyline views.

Small community park with benches, shade, and Route 66 charm.

Shaded community park with RV accommodations along Route 66.

Public park commemorating Ed Smalley.

Public park with Route 66 landmarks and community events.

Local park offering shade, walking paths, and picnic tables.

Scenic bluff-top park with ocean views and walking paths.

Small downtown park with picnic space, local-history mementos, and a historic drinking fountain.

Expansive downtown park with gardens, winding paths, play spaces and skyline views.

Mini-park with benches, statues, and signs celebrating Route 66 history.

Large park area for recreation.

Small park area accessible from Route 66 offering rest and photo opportunities.

Community park along the corridor in Tulsa.

Community park honoring author Rudolfo Anaya.

Public recreation district with parks and green spaces in Pasadena.