Elmer's Bottle Tree Ranch

About

Elmer's Bottle Tree Ranch is a quirky roadside attraction along National Trails Highway that showcases an eclectic collection of towering sculptures crafted from colorful glass bottles and vintage salvage materials. This unique desert landmark draws travelers and curiosity seekers looking for memorable photo opportunities and offbeat Americana experiences. Open early to late daily, it serves as an ideal pit stop for Route 66 enthusiasts and those exploring Southern California's vintage roadside culture.

Hours

• Monday: 6:00 AM–10:00 PM
• Tuesday: 7:00 AM–10:00 PM
• Wednesday: 6:00 AM–10:00 PM
• Thursday: 6:00 AM–10:00 PM
• Friday: 6:00 AM–10:00 PM
• Saturday: 6:00 AM–10:00 PM
• Sunday: 6:00 AM–10:00 PM

Reviews

It’s definitely an interesting and unique stop. The bottle tree concept is fun to walk around for a few minutes and take some photos. We stopped on our way from LA to Las Vegas, and it was worth the short visit because it was right along our route. However, I probably wouldn’t recommend making a special trip just for this attraction if it’s not already on your way. — Dilara

Very cool Route 66 stop! A outdoor collection of antiques and bottles turned into art and displays. Easy to walk through and run by the family. It is free to see but they have a donation box. They are open until 10pm and if you arrive at night they turn on outdoor spotlights for you. Friendly dog on property . Must see on the route for cool pics. — Nicole Hood

If you happen to be driving by, this place is definitely worth a stop. It’s a really cool spot where they turned simple, everyday objects into unique art. Unexpected, creative, and fun to walk around — a great little roadside discovery. — Elfan M.

Its a small place with a lot of bottle sculptures. Very creative. At first you think they are allowed the same but they are different each on a unique way. I didn't see restrooms, nor would it be easy for a wheelchair to access all the areas but some are viewable. It's all dirt so wear appropriate shoes. Park outside the fence or in the lot next door. Its free to enter but you can scan the code t… — Michelle Blair

Beautiful and unique. It was free and a good stop to look around and just admire. Finding how to go in was little tricky but easy, just pull up to the front of the area — Sabrina