The motel is a courtyard of individual tee-pee cabins. The design came from architect Frank Redford. There were only seven Wigwam motels built from his design, and this is one of two located on Route 66.  Redford called the motel, "Wigwam Village."

This location has fifteen wigwam units available for nightly rental to travelers. Each consists of a sleeping room and bathroom.

This property also consists of the motel office, a museum, and two smaller wigwams where were used as restrooms for an old Texaco station that was located here.