A drive along Illinois’ Historic Route 66 guarantees you’ll find something unique. Whether it’s a roadside attraction like Henry’s Rabbit Ranch or a museum like the Route 66 Association Hall of Fame & Museum, there’s always somewhere fascinating and nostalgic to stop along the way. And if you’re hungry, well, there are some eateries you won’t find anywhere else in the world like DeCamp Station, a place for food, drinks, fun, sports, and a little history.

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Have you visited DeCamp Station, a unique sports bar in Illinois on Route 66? Tell us in the comments! For more information including location, hours, and the menu, visit the DeCamp Station website and Facebook page.

Another restaurant worth a stop along Illinois’ Historic Route 66 is Dell Rhea’s Chicken Basket, a local favorite since the 1940s.

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