Do you like to search out weird tourist attractions?

Do you drive out of your way to see a funky folk art environment made out of found items?

Do you plan your roadtrips around giant, larger than life roadside oddities?

Would you rather stay in a haunted bed and breakfast than a chain motel?

And how about food? Would you rather go to a fast food restaurant or try the kitschy little diner up the street?

If you answered yes, a resounding "YES!" this site's for you.

Yep. That's what this site is all about:

• Tacky tourist traps

• Unusual lodgings

• Weird food or the "absolute best" dish at a local restaurant

For eons (positively eons!) I’ve been collecting information for weird tourist attractions across America. I’ve read a gazillion travel guides. I’ve spent a bazillion hours on the internet. My poor little MR-2 has gone places it was never meant to and I’ve talked to tons of people.

”What’s weird or unusual to see around here?”

Always, I mean always!!! if there's two or more people together, one will point to another and say, "They are weird and unusual!"

So should I change my question? Maybe ask "What's a weird tourist attraction to see around here?"

Nah. It's a good laugh and once people realize I'm looking for weird tourist attractions that other people can see too, they start digging into their brains and come up with all sorts of wonderfully different tourist attractions.

So many roadside attractions to see...
So many road trips to go on...
So many unusual places to stay...
So many kitschy tourist traps to stop at...
So many funky little diners to try...
So many offbeat tours to take...

Search for weird tourist attractions by adventure. A great way to find weird tourist attractions is to search by adventure.

State search for weird tourist attractions and roadside oddities. State by state travel guide to roadside oddities, unusual lodgings and other weird tourist attractions across America.

Folk art environments across America are wonderfully weird tourist attractions. Travel guide to those weird and unusual folk art environments found all across America.

Caves are always a popular tourist attraction! Some show caves across the US have tours for the more adventurous called wild caving.

Cool rides are all over the place. Travel guide to different types of cool rides all across America.

A haunted hotel qualifies as unusual lodgings. Perhaps you'll see a ghost when you stay at a haunted hotel.

Roadside oddities are an American way of life! Roadside oddities are great stops on road trips. Giant things, tacky tourist traps, mimetic architecture, diners - visit them all!

Unusual lodgings include tree-houses and haunted hotels. There are so many different types of unusual lodgings to stay the night like haunted hotels, Bed and Breakfasts, renovated historical buildings, tree-houses, lighthouses, yachts and yurts.

StrangeSeekers Guide Blog about roadside oddities, unusual lodgings, and other wierd tourist attractions in the US.

Contact weird tourist attractions. Here's where you write to weird tourist attractions!

StrangeSeekers Guide is all about weird tourist attractions. Subscribe to the StrangeSeekers Guide Ezine here. StrangeSeekers Guide is a free monthly ezine about weird tourist attractions across America.

Weird Tourist Attractions SiteSearch Search for a strange or unusual attraction in America with Weird Tourist Attractions SiteSearch.

Haunted Holly Hotel in Battle Alley, Holly, Michigan. The haunted Holly Hotel has been called the most haunted historical building in Michigan.

At the haunted Story Inn you summon the ghost by turning on a blue light. The haunted Story Inn has guest books filled with stories of ghostly happenings!