Cadillac Ranch - Amarillo (TX)

4 /5 Jason Dobbs: Really cool spot if you’re passing through the area worth a little bit of a detour spent about 30 minutes there taking photos. Somebody puts paint cans out so you can spray paint your own stuff on there which seems like a lot of fun. I didn’t do that cause I didn’t wanna get any pain on my hands When we were there. It was about 10 other people 15 other people, but it wasn’t too difficult to take photos making it look like you were all by yourself there that classic influencer style photo was a great little detour and a lot of fun pictures.

3 /5 C5rusp: All you do is just spray paint stuff on cars. The cars look kind of like a eye sore and some people draw dicks and stuff on them The road leading to the attraction is covered with spray paint, I would not recommend spray painting on it because cars are actively driving on it 24/7. The attraction and area surrounding it has a ton of litter even though there are trash bins next to the attraction and its entrance. The merch truck we went to was pretty cool. Also the people/tourists are nice so thats a plus.

5 /5 Jenna Fawley: Cadillac Ranch is one of the cooler roadside stops we’ve made! It’s quirky, colorful, and the kids loved getting to spray paint the cars (bring your own cans or grab some nearby). The ever-changing artwork makes it feel like a giant community canvas in the middle of a field. Super easy to access right off the highway with free parking and plenty of room to explore. It’s quick, fun, and totally iconic—definitely worth the stop for families road-tripping Route 66!

5 /5 Michael G M: May 2025 - this tourist trap turned artist-dream is a must-see stop when cruising I-40 through Amarillo. (NOTE: BYOSP) The vehicles are barely recognizable as Cadillacs these days due to years of decay, abuse, and well spray paint. Yet, the attraction still stands as an iconic historical reference to easier times and automotive royalty. No fees required to visit. PLEASE RESPECT THE SITE AND ENVIRONMENT WHEN VISITING! by throwing away your trash and not painting the crops, ground or each other. We used approximately 3 cans of black spray paint to give the G-babies a "canvas" to create their "masterpiece" with 4 fluorescent spray paint colors. Be creative and have fun!

5 /5 B P: This was such a fun park to explore with my family! We saw lots of interesting designs and saw others graffitting their own designs to the Cadillacs too. It was fun trying to get in and out of the Cadillacs but we were also careful not to get paint on us too. Would highly recommend coming to visit if you’re in Amarillo!