This is a rest stop in the middle of nowhere surrounded by high hills that's are right there in…read morefront of you which is neat. The bathrooms were decent for a rest stop. If is plenty of parking for both cars and truck and accept area also. There is also a marker for Rattlesnake Springs on the Old Oregon Trail. The marker here that was built in 1922.

Nice little rest stop. We stopped here since we had to go to the Bathroom, also nice to get out and…read morestretch our legs.

Think of a rest area, this is probably it. It exists, works, and not too much else. The men's…read morebathroom smells like pee and is out of soap in one of the dispensers. But the hand dryer actually drys your hands, which is a plus. 3 stars for the good, not 4 because of the bad.

Lots of parking, can stay overnight (no charge) if you can find a spot, lots of bathroom stalls,…read moreclean, rest stop bathroom where it actually smelled GOOD! Very nice stop and a gorgeous view of the sunrise.

This is the most beautiful area - my husband and I joke that it's our favorite rest area (heh - who…read morehas one of those?) Bathrooms are usually clean and the scenery is gorgeous!

don't know what it used to be like and mostly I don't care - can't be living in the past, water…read moreunder the bridge, stuff like that... lots of new concretes and masonry and scraped land desperately in need of plantings and maybe a splash of the water flowing past... inside you'll find all the welcomey stuff that is the stock and trade of these places including the oddly attired guy who's trying too hard. you know what to expect when the makeover is complete but it's the details that define the experience; maybe they'll have complimentary hot coffee on request...

Warming station and warm bathrooms - this is your chance to stop!…read more This was my first experience with a rest area offering a welcoming area with heat! If you need a place for the fur babies, there is a walking path! We are always grateful to have a place like this during our travels.

Lots of space to run around. Dog areas on both ends of the parking lot with bags and trash bins to…read morepick up after your furry friend. Large restroom building in the middle of the property with entrances at the side of the building. A wide pathway is wheelchair accessible from the far end of the parking lot. Several picnic tables are accessible from the pathway around the building. One vending machine is available at the near end of the lot. A good stop to empty your bladder and stretch your legs. If you have food, nice picnic spot. No other services available at this rest area. Parking for vehicles large (RV, trailers, OTR) and small (Vans, cars, etc.).

up too late awake too early with no breakfast and not much to show for it except some tightness in…read morethe hips and shoulders, a rough scratchy throat, and my eyeballs feel oddly and uncomfortably dry... and I suppose the wild fires burning up western Idaho and northeast Oregon aren't really helping either but I gotta get out and move around a bit regardless. after some perfunctory low intensity stretching exercises I'm back in the car with the mediumly conditioned air recirculating while trying to get out of the smoke sooner rather than never. Stanfield Rest Area is typical of modern Oregon stops; abundant parking for large and small vehicles, easy access w/o too many curves coming or going, well maintained grassy areas, and fully utile utilities and a vendo-torium. be advised that stays are limited to 12 continuous hours but this might possibly could include an overnight. maybe...

We almost missed this rest stop because was on the other side of the freeway and had to going to…read morethe freeway. There's only a few reasons we'd be stopping here... one is most obvious lol. In the middle of the night we have to stop to take a break from driving and snooze a bit before we were on our way again.

We stopped here for a break. Nice scenery and restrooms as well. We stopped and at at the park even…read morethough it was chilly

I've eaten here quite a few times. I pass through occasionally for my job and if it's near…read moremealtime, I'll stop. I've (apparently) never before been compelled to write a review of the place. But now I am. Is it because of the functional condom machine in the bathroom? No, I already knew that. Is it because they serve 60 ounces of french fries with every lunch? No, I knew that also, and have asked for a to go box just so I could eat them in the parking lot in order to hide my shame. No, the reason I'm finally writing a review is because I stopped in for lunch and had the best goddamn Philly cheesesteak I've ever had in my life. Steak was moist and tender. Onions and peppers were great. Cheese was excellent. None of that cheese whiz trash. And it came with 3 pounds of french fries.

The team here are more friendly than your family at Thanksgiving! They invite you in to sit…read morewherever you like. You'll have fun looking and reading at all the cute and funny signs on the walls. They have amazing specials from their kitchen but even just a burger with real fresh cut fries are amazing! They'll accommodate almost any request because it really is like telling your best friend what you like and what you don't. It's amazing! This is a great stop on a beautiful drive through what feels like back roads Oregon. The country is just gorgeous. And this cafe is the perfect stop for good eating (HUGE servings) and to take a peak at all the local merchants showcasing their talents from cities, antiques, jewelry, candles, etc. Must stop! Thank y'all for being a great rest for the adventurer!

wow, clean, big and helpful. outdoor seating with grass and shade. Pet area too…read more the mc Donald's attached had fresh hot food. that never happens in my home town! Now that we know this will be our stop as we travel this way several times a year!

Great soapy water and squeegees. Employeewashing thedrive between pumps. Thank you. Paper towels…read moretoo. Best gas prices locally. Drove from WA to catch lower Oregon prices - then got Umatilla Tribal prices.

Your own little studio and two options to choose from if they aren't already occupied. I stayed in…read morethe downstairs, or Lower Suite. I had a washer and dryer, great internet access, a fine bed, a fancy sink, a huge shower, more television options than I could ever use, quiet, ambiance, privacy, locality to downtown (right across the street), and great hosts. This place is both peaceful and fun. Enjoy some reading time on the ample patio. Walk wherever you need to go or job the local trail along the Powder River as I did. This was a great alternative to hotel living while I worked a couple of weeks in the area. Terry and Jeanne were flexible on my timing and the rate and were fantastic to work with. I moved my coworker into the Upper Suite within days as all my coworkers were super jealous.