Phil G.
8/19/2018
5 stars because it is still here. There are picnic tables and a good sized parking area. It is situated in the median, in between the west and eastbound lanes. Interestingly, perhaps 30 or 50...
George M Reed Roadside Park
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194 Old Route 66
St Robert, MO 65584
George M. Reed Roadside Park, located on Historic Route 66 in Saint Robert, Missouri, is a nostalgic throwback to a bygone era. Named after George M. Reed in 1952, this park is one of the last remaining roadside parks on Route 66 in Missouri, offering travelers the opportunity to experience an authentic Route 66 picnic lunch. The park is also home to a M-60 tank from the Desert Storm era, making it a unique attraction for history enthusiasts.
George M. Reed, the park's namesake, was a prominent figure in Pulaski County's history. Born in Ohio in 1855, Reed was a teacher, newspaper publisher, lawyer, surveyor, and postmaster during his lifetime. Known for his expertise in mathematics and his dedication to public service, Reed's legacy lives on through the park that bears his name. Visitors are encouraged to bring a camera to capture the park's charm and historical significance.
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