76 miles · 12 waypoints · 1 state
Verified from visitpulaskicounty.org/events?event=17350 on 2026-06-21.
Sales feed updates closer to event — check back as Jul 31 – Aug 1 approaches.
Central Missouri's Route 66 Yard Sale runs roughly 100 miles of historic Route 66 through the Ozarks, following the old road and its frontage stretches from Devils Elbow in Pulaski County west through Waynesville and Lebanon to the edge of Webster County near Strafford. It crosses three counties — Pulaski, Laclede, and Webster — and packs two days of sales into one of the most storied stretches of road in America.
This is Ozarks country, and the goods carry that character: roadside and Route 66 memorabilia, vintage advertising, farmhouse furniture, tools, and the kind of everyday Americana that turns up where families have lived along the Mother Road for generations. Sales line the old alignment and the towns it runs through, with clusters around Waynesville, Lebanon, and Marshfield.
Waynesville and St. Robert sit at the eastern end and make a natural starting base — the Waynesville-St. Robert Chamber helps host the event. Most sellers open early and run through the day; registration is free and the participating-stop list fills in through the summer, so check the organizers' page as the last weekend of July approaches.
This route runs through these anchor towns. Drive any segment, or the whole route — most folks pick a stretch and work their way through it.
| Distance | 76 mi |
|---|---|
| States | MO |
| Official site | visitpulaskicounty.org/events?event=17350 |
| Year started | 2018 |
Friday, July 31 and Saturday, August 1, 2026. The event runs the last full Friday and Saturday of July each year.
Along historic Route 66 in central Missouri, from Devils Elbow in Pulaski County west through Waynesville and Lebanon toward Strafford on the edge of Webster County — about 100 miles across Pulaski, Laclede, and Webster counties.
The corridor runs east to west through Devils Elbow, St. Robert, Waynesville, Buckhorn, Lebanon, Phillipsburg, Conway, Niangua, Marshfield, and Strafford. The map above pins the corridor towns; clusters of sellers gather around Waynesville, Lebanon, and Marshfield.
Registration is free and is handled through the event hosts, including the Waynesville-St. Robert Chamber of Commerce. The participating-stop list fills in through the summer, so check closer to the event for the latest locations.
The Route 66 100 Mile Yard Sale runs every year on the last full Friday and Saturday of July. The 2027 dates will be confirmed by the organizers in early 2027; we'll update this page when they post.
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