Elmer's Bottle Tree Ranch

I really loved this little spot. Elmore is so friendly and talked with the kids about following your dreams and doing what you love. It's a great place to visit.

I grew up right down the street from here! Although it is a feast for the eyes, one of the best things you can do is close your eyes on a breezy day and hear everything going on. It sounds like the wind chimes your g'ma had. Love it!

Loved this place, it was created with love and compassion. The artist was very sweet and stopped to talk to everyone who came through

This place was a fun and surreal stop. Elmer was great to talk to-but don't call him an "artist." He's more comfortable with the title of "collector." Whatever you call it, I think it's awesome!!!

Definitely, worth the mini detour (on our way to the Grand Canyon). Spent about 15 min total (many many pictures).

It was very interesting and a great photo opp...we enjoyed the art!

It's -0 miles away from I15, very small place like someone's front yard... Good place.

It was fun to see once. A lot of effort went in to this place. Didn't run in to the owner and spent about 20 minutes there just walking around and checking the different trees out. I'm undecided if it's worth the detour off the 15. I think it's something that kids would more enjoy.

Amazing, worth the detour, give yourself 15 min minimum. to look at all the artwork. Some pretty old fashion stuff with hidden treasures everywhere. Hummingbirds all over too. We typed in Elmers Bottle Tree Ranch on my google maps but Roadtrippers found it 3 miles earlier. FYI.

Such a nice little roadside stop with a few different antique shops along the route to it as well!