The City of St. Robert is excited for the installation of the Route 66 Neon Park, an open air museum located in the George M. Reed Roadside Park, along Route 66. Signs were rescued from fields and storage facilities, have been refurbished, and brought back to the road for all to enjoy. Signs originated along Missouri's section of the Mother Road, from St. Louis to Carthage. To learn more visit https://visitpulaskicounty.org/experiences/route-66-neon-park.  You can also Get Your Brick on 66!

The park is open from sunrise, with the neon lights on from dusk until midnight.  Free admission.  Picnic tables and trash receptacles are available. Leashed pets are allowed.  Parking is available on site.  Motor coach unloading and loading is on Reed Way, in front of the parking lot to the park, with motor coach parking available at the City of St. Robert City Park & Community Center, off J H Williamson Blvd, to the south of the Neon Park.