The area was crowded on a friday evening. Husband and I decided to wait until the next morning to go back and it was the best decision. 9am Saturday morning there was hardly anyone there. Some cans on the ground still had paint in it.(make sure to wash your hands real good after) ;). I would recommend this spot.

A super fun roadside stop! Stopped by midday on a Monday and it wasn’t very crowded. Felt safe staying socially distant and popped my mask on for the walk back to the car. I didn’t care for the truck selling Trump flags outside of the entrance, but I’m pretty sure it wasn’t affiliated with the Cadillac Ranch.Once you step through the gate to walk to the ranch, it’s an amazing vibe and cool energy in the air. There are spray cans all on the ground you can pick up and use, and someone even handed us their can for use on our way in.We went on a drive to get here and it was definitely worth it! A signature roadside Americana attraction.

Very fun!!! We had a perfect skyline backdrop. Stop at Walmart for spray paint before you go. someone does sell it down there but it is slightly more expensive and Im sure you dont get the variety of choices.

So cool to finally see these bucket list checked off. Lot’s of people coming and going so not to crowded. Careful there always seems to be wet spray paint so don’t get to close. It’s a good walk from parking but not so bad definitely something cool to see.

Take your own spray paint, sometimes there’s people that sell it there but not always. Better not risk it. Cute place for pictures. Open at all hours.

A fun stop if youre in the area! Prepare yourself with some spray paint to join in on the fun and share with others!You can just paint on the cars. Its a blast.

A fun stop along Route 66. Get out, stretch your legs, spray paint a Caddy or two. And its free. Dont get confused by the dude selling souvenirs outside the gate.

A neat roadside attraction that Ive heard a lot about, forgot about, then accidentally came across. It was a fun and interesting stop. I wish people wouldnt litter their empty spray paint cans everywhere though. Next time Ill have to remember to bring some paint with me.

I really think this place is a cool little quirky roadside attraction that you should visit if youre in the area, bring a can of spray paint, and go nuts. But for crying out loud, quit leaving your trash here. Its just sad. Not deducting stars because it isnt the owners (if there are any?) fault, just the people that never had the guts to do something right for a change.

The Cadillac Ranch was a few miles from us so we headed over to check it out. Its interesting to see and it was fun to find a few cans of paint and sign one of the cars. Its a pretty easy walk from the road to the cars. We enjoyed it!

Cool roadside stop, but prepare yourself for the following:1) Discarded spray paint cans, especially the caps, seem to have become part of the artwork. Trash everywhere.2) Whatever you paint on the cars could likely be covered over by something else later the same day.3) When we went, there was a Trump truck sitting at the gate. Im sure its not run by the same people as the art installation, but seems like an unnecessary place for politics.4) Its a little over two football fields from the gate to the cars.

Its good old Americana. If you in the area driving by or on a trip, its worth the walk to put your mark on it. Also there is a gift shop. I didnt go into it this time. Maybe next time.

Quirky, quick visit thing to do just because you can, if you are in the area. Plenty of spray cans that people leave behind that may have paint left if you dont bring your own. If you take kids, have them wear clothes you dont care about since the paint is fresh and plentiful. Wouldnt make a special trip for it but it is fun and a good, goofy family activity.

This is cool.. is right off the hwy so really accessible. There was a truck/stand there selling cans of spray paint. This is out in a field and just a short walk from the car- also free!

My son had an amazing time. He thought it was the coolest thing ever to see cars full of color. Definitely make a stop if you have the chance. Such a fun experience.

Right off the highway with plenty of parking. A fun place to stop and stretch the legs while on a long road trip.Bring a can of spray paint and you can paint the cars. But be sure to pack out what you bring in. There is a dumpster right by the entrance to get rid of any trash.

Cool art installation. Youre welcome to spray paint the cars yourself, which adds to it all. Theres usually a truck there selling spray paint for $6/can, but most people dont use a full can while theyre there. Especially later in the day, you can find cans with paint in them all over the ground that you can use. Not great for the environment, but great for the gram.Free admissions. Definitely recommend stopping by if youre in the area on the way somewhere.

This place is amazing. It’s on the side of the highway so it’s free parking, the Cadillac’s are set on a field so beware of it getting muddy. Don’t forget to bring spray cans but in case if you do forget they’re be spray cans all over the ground. Lol also they don’t have light out there so once it gets dark is DARK!

The iconic Cadillac ranch is a must stop at least once, if you’re passing through Amarillo Texas. A great piece of pop art I guess, and a icon on the route 66 Mother Rd. I went about 9 AM on a Sunday morning, and it was fairly packed with people. But I am sure it gets even more busy at other times.It’s a great place to get some cool pictures and read the various messages of graffiti that are inscribed on the different vehicles.Bring your spray paint, there Was a vendor selling spray paint but it’s $7 per can.

It is one of those must do events! It was muddy, snowy, windy with ankle deep water. Its in a field so bring some boots if you have some. The art is interesting. If you are gonna tag something bring some dark spray paint. A lot of fluorescent pait on the cars. I will be back!

Nice place to stretch a leg. Q: what type of art is it?A) modern B) surrealism c)s****td) otherHeyNow!

Such an awesome experience. It wasnt crazy busy when we were there. It would have been awesome to have the place to yourself but It was nice that everyone who was their had their own car they could spray paint or take pictures in front of and not have others in the photo. I would definitely stop again if we passed by in the future. People arent supposed to throw their empty paint cant on the ground but they do so there were a ton of spray cans laying around. Furtunately there were cans that still had paint in them on the ground to so youre able to pick them up and use them. We had a great time. Highly recommend if youre on a long road trip and pass through. Its a nice way to stretch out the legs and makes for a cool memory. Vandalizing legally isnt something you get to do often so It was definitely a great experience to have.

Oh, boy! What an experience! I was in my zone my soul was free! It was so fun to spray paint the cars and watch others, too. Very cool thing to do when visiting Amarillo. My only request would be to add a few more trash cans. People may be more inclined to throw their cans away.

An art installation in the middle of nowhere, but worth the drive. A drive that chuffed with Americana. You should do this bring spray paint tag it take pictures. This a great experience great experience.

Total tourist site, but still fun to see. Worth the few minutes to pull in and walk out to the old Caddies. Plus, 2nd Amendment Cowboy and gift shop nearby as well. Also worth a quick look.

Absolutely amazing place to see! I highly recommend it. I also recommend 2 colors of spray paint a light and a dark so you can see your art. My 3 yr old grandson enjoyed it as well

Love that its a safe thing to do during the pandemic and that theres no entrance fee!

Cadillac Ranch is a cool stop in Amarillo to that will only take a few minutes of your time! We went in the morning and it wasnt too crowded or hot and we were able to get some great pics with nobody else in them. it was a fun stop and I highly recommend it.

Fun just because. I kind of expected more but it was nice to see. I am really disappointed in my fellow Americans who couldnt use the dumpster for all the empty paint cans.

We got to the Ranch just after Sunset! Temperatures we hovering around 20° F skies Crystal Clear with Full Moon. The Only way it could have been more Perfect is if Pink Floyds Breathe could have been playing!

I visited years ago. I have shared this artwork with many people around the world. Everyone has loved it and it has been copied all over the world. Well worth a visit!

Very fun and interesting spot to visit! It was a very windy day but still worth it. A lot of people doing graffiti. I wish I knew anyone could spray paint the Cadillacs. There is a guy that’s sells them but very expensive ($7). The sad thing is that most people don’t take the empty cans they just litter them around.

Good for awesome photos and fun time with friends. I understand its free and not maintained, but some government could improve this place organized.

Besides all the spray cans laying around, this place is enjoyable for about 15-45 minutes. If your bored or have some free time it’s cool to go out there and see what some creative minds have done.I enjoy this place for the photographer reason but others like to just pray there paint away.Wouldn’t suggest going out and by spray paint if your not trying to do anything to crazy Most people are wasteful and you will find quit a few cans with paint left.

The kids loved spray painting the cars and dirt. It gets really muddy if it rains as the water just pools around the cars so bring boots if it has just rained.

This a real cool tourist attraction. Hard to believe the amount if art work on this cars. Only wish people would learn to pick up after themselves. This is the second time we have been here and something cool to talk about with friends when you get home.

Was awesome to see a Texas staple.....FINALLY!!!! Have drove past here for yeeeeears wanting to see this place. Forgot to grab paint, but there were some cans that were available to use on the ground. Definitely a must see stop no matter what direction youre going!

The place is in the middle of the desert. Its nice and isolated. You can have fun painting these Cadillac cars. You can buy one for 6$

Cant believe I drove all the way to Amarillo for this but its art and a Texas must see. Someone offered me spray paint as they were leaving so I left my marks. Got there as the sun was setting which was beautiful.

Have loved this place for many years. PLEASE clean up after yourself and dont leave trash behind. If youve never been before, you get to spray paint the cars and take lots of pictures but theres no grounds keeper or anything - just those of us who care clean up after those who dont.

Not sure that my life was impacted and forever changed by the artistic statement but I would not reccomend passing by this. A good place for kids to run and stretch their legs. Explain to them that this is Americas Stone Henge and we can always produce a tacky imitation. Just joking. It is interesting and FREE!

Some day Ill go there and see that place! Thats exactly what this, just one of those places you can say you went. They are not all Cadillacs, but they are all completely covered with years of colorful spray paint. The millions of people who have been over the years. Very crowded today. Note even the ground/dirt is spray painted.

The cars look like the only thing holding them together is the years of spray paint. Expect a big crowd, people from all over the world stop here while traveling down I-40. Kids love it! I recommend white spray paint as itll be most visible.

Very cool place and a must stop! A little muddy and a lot of litter when I visited, but where else can you legally spray paint some cars for fun? Saw that someone brings a bag for the empty cans and picks up some trash while there which is great advice.

Free. Iconic. On the service road right next to I-40. Its about 200 yards walk from your car. How can you pass it up?!

The Cadillac Ranch represents the Americana art of West Texas. It teaches the freedom of expression in the form of art. The wheat field in the surrounding provides a gorgeous backdrop to the scene.

A real fun attraction. Are you a scribbler or an artiste? It doesn’t matter. Be sure to bring your camera. Your paint won’t dry before it becomes the next person’s canvas!!

Cool spot, and a welcome area to get out and stretch your legs on your travesl to wherever you are headed. It had rained earlier so the ground was a bit wet, but still accessible and photo ready. Enjoy!

Fun, convenient and unique stop. Many people were out tagging the cars which I wasnt expecting and made it a little less enjoyable and harder to take pictures.

This place is so much fun. Just make sure to take the trash you bring in with you out. So many people leave their sorry cans behind.

This place was cool. Completely different than what I thought, way better in person

The kids had a fun time. Its nice to have a place to be able to paint anywhere!! Left our mark though itll disappear quick due to the popularity of the place.

Easy to find, quick stop on access road. Dont need to spend money on can of paint. Lots of near empty cans laying on the ground. A diehard artist would really need a gallon of paint to create base to let dry before painting anything worthwhile. Some folks must climb to the top to paint up high.Makes ya smile, fun for kids and of course if you find a can with bit of spray...leave your own mark. Bring empty bag and pick up some trash when you leave. Park,walk,photos...takes only 20minutes max.It is hard packed dirt but may be muddy after rain. A fella in tented area was selling spray paint for $6.

This place was a blast!!! Out of all the places my 4 year old son and I stopped to check out on our cross country road trip, this was one of our favorites. Knowing that we were going to try to stop here on our trip, I bought a couple of cans of spray paint for us to be able to play a little when we got there! It was really windy so it was a bit harder to use spray paint that day, but we were able to tag all of the caddys.We went in the late evening, around probably 8pm on a Tuesday. There wasnt too many people there at the time so I would recommend trying to go around that time if you want to avoid a crowd!

Very nice place to visit. I do believe it needs to be cleaned up more often. It didnt disappoint. Just watch your step when wet.

This was such a fun experience! I went with a couple of my friends and we had so much fun just spray painting on the cars. I would recommend bringing lots of different colors and sunscreen because it can get pretty hot. I would definitely recommend going there and I would go again.

Cadillac Ranch is worth the stop. Buried Cadillac cars in a field. Colorful cars spray painted.

Wonderful landmark. You can paint the cars as park of the attraction. Visit it.

Was cool to see and easy to get to, but....didnt blow my hair back plus forgot to bring spray paint

Great experience and fun all around! You can buy paint and spray on the cars.

The Cadillac Ranch is an interesting tourist attraction to say the least. It is located on the Iconic Route 66 in the great American state of Texas. Cadillac Ranch is a public art installation and sculpture in Amarillo, Texas, USA. It was originally created in 1974. Hopefully the Cadillac Ranch is still standing when my kids are old enough to appreciate it.

Very well known landmark, but disappointing. Spray cans thrown all over the ground. You cant even see the original lines of the old cars. Just layers and layers of paint. Younger kids and teens will really like it though

If you are passing it is a must stop. Nice installation. The only sad thing is that people are pigs. Plastic caps and metal cans are everywhere. You not even sure what to capture Cadillacs or all the colorful plastic on the ground. Its EVERYWHERE. Please, please, please take your stuff with you. There is a trash can when you exit.

Okay, its kind of a right of passage for rvers. But honestly, it aint all that. The cars are pretty much gone beyond any recognition. The paint can litter is nuts. I have done it twice, wont ever waste time doing it again. You can find more interesting things to see in Amarillo.

Stopped with a friend, on our way back home from Colorado, who had never been. Easy to stay social distanced and a nice place to stop, stretch your legs and see something you dont see everyday

Worth a stop if you are in the area but thought it would be a larger display. Carhenge in NE is much more of an experience. Parking here is difficult especially if you are in an RV and a bit of a hike to get back to see the cars (they are located in an open farm field).

I always wanted to visit this place because I love Cadillac cars this place is worth a visit. So beautiful even though you get the spray paint strong smell hitting you once you get close to the cars I don’t mind as I love seeing art work. You can pick a can and spray your own art on any of the cars. Loved it!

Very unique spot to visit. Super cool and there is a box of spray paint at the fence before you walk in. (Which you dont have to partake in) But it is said to leave something of yours behind, which was our names!

It was something to see up close. Watch where you step, lots of spray paint cans and other trash all over. Overall, Texas icon, glad I stopped

Interestingly unique. We had a good time spray painting the Cadillacs

Really fun stop along Route 66 outside Amarillo. I read in the reviews that there was lots of litter left behind so we brought trash bags and did a #cleanupchallenge while the kids had fun spray painting cars. If you visit, bring a garbage bag and help keep this place looking nice. Garbage littered everywhere is not my idea of art. There is a dumpster at the entrance where you can leave your trash when you’re done. Tag me on Insta if you do a cleanup challenge here. @shayberenee

Colder than a well diggers backside today, but it was worth it to see the cars. Make sure you look at the ground, cool graffiti there as well, but also you might want to shield younger kids eyes from some of the art.

Not sure what the hype about Cadillac Ranch is. I found it to be muddy and dilapidated with a lot of trash.The only good thing about it is that it is convenient off of the feeder road of the interstate so it doesnt take too much time.

I think at one time these were beautiful Cadillacs out in the middle of this field now everyone spray paints / graffitis them

Outdoor in a field. Free. Close to I-40 Amerillo, Texas. You can spray paint the cars. Unique photo stop.

We stopped here on the way back from Colorado. It was neat seeing all these cars stuck in the ground. A little heads up. Take a can of spray paint. We were fortunate enough to have found a couple cans people left, but just in case. Take a can for yourself. Also, there are NO lights out there, so of you go at night make sure you have a flashlight ready. We will definitely be making a trip during the day soon.

Worth the stop but. Its in a field so dress for the elements

Dont wear white cloth shoes. Great spot for pics tho, I used my tripod and a can of community paint as a prop. Follow my travels on Instagram @traveling.jeepher

Cool place. I had heard that the cars had been severely vandalized with the famous fins missing from the Cadillacs. I was surprised to see that the fins still remained on half the cars, as did the doors and tires.

A bunch of cadillac cars stuck in the ground! Then over decades spray painted over and over again by visitors! Grab some paint and participate and visit the this interesting landmark that makes no sense! However stop and grab a photo op! Across the street there is a gift shop! Cool place:)

Had a super fun and very cold experience seeing the iconic Cadillac Ranch!!! It was awesome!

Nice piece of Americana. A bit disturbing to see the trash around the area. Empty spray cans and caps. Sad to see but overall a must stop along I-40.

There was snow on the ground and my Chucks werent up to the challenge.. really cool spot to stop by and check out

Bring your own or find some spray paint lying around. Fun for the whole family. Go at sunset and get some amazing pictures.

Loved seeing how people from all over the world have came here just to see this tremendous artand be able to leave their mark or even nessage

I was there with my daughter in mid July on a Route 66 Road trip. It was worth the drive and is a very enjoyable experience. Bring a bottle of water with you.

Fun site- glad we stopped; bring your spray paint-there was a guy setting up a stand but not sure how much he charged.Would have loved to get a key chain at the gift store (which was about 1/2 mile away) at Exit) with a Fun painted Cadillac but they didn’t have that-Great T shirts/post cards/glasses.

Theres nothing flashy but still amazing! Our boys had fun spray painting and adding to the art. They did have a trailer there that sold spray paint, so if youre just passing through youre still able to contribute to the ever growing and changing art

Awesome! Either bring or peoe will share spray paint. People really get into it. But people please take your empty cans. There is a dumpster by the parking.

Awesome to visit and experience, sadly, lots of empty paint cans thrown around, please if you visit, pick up some empty paint cans and drop in the dumpster when you leave, because lots of people just throw them on the ground. Visitors were doing very good at social distancing and wearing masks! Very,very windy!

Isnt it fascinating? Truly sad with the litter and trash lying around. Disappointing iconic spot in my opinion.

Amazing piece of the mother road historic route 66. Although it is encouraged to leave your mark on the Caddies please please please pick up after yourself and do not litter.

Always appreciate those who care for and maintain this National Treasure!!!

Me and my dad are taking a 4000 mile road trip across the Midwest and this was a great place to stop. Anyone can spray paint on the cars. And people were staying 6 feet away from each other. Also in a beautiful location.

Make Graffiti and show your talent. Good place to spend time. Take spray paint with you coz the shop outside sells it for $7 a bottle.

Ok little stop on the way into Amarillo, but awfully crowded, hard to take that great shot, - had a woman actually throw us a dirty look for doing the same thing she and everyone else was trying to do - take photos. Also, its quite filthy. Please pick up your spray cans and trash, people.

This would be a fun visit during non-pandemic times, but we didnt feel safe getting out of the car. On our 2,000 mile road trip, this is by far the most crowded destination weve seen. Even if it is outside, distancing was not maintained and only half of the visitors wore masks. No, thank you. We might be back in the future and try again.

Its a half buried junk yard. Maybe when it was new it was novel -- but now its junk covered in layers of graffiti. Sure, go see it and then realize you wasted 20 minutes that would have been better spent sleeping, or driving, or talking to your mom. If you want to see unique art thats worth the drive - go to Marfa.

Weird but cool !Bring spray paint

Interesting art and BBQ along historic Route 66