This was a relatively clean rest area. Easy in and out on the NJ Turnpike. I got a kick out of all…read morethe names you see at rest areas in NJ from Connie Chung to Clara Barton. Gas was reasonable but can't pump it yourself which also strikes me as an odd quirk in NJ.

Nice and clean travel plaza! It's a little smaller than other travel plazas but it's a good spot to…read morestop for gas, restrooms, and nourishments. In my haste to get back on the road I forgot to take pictures. I did take one of the cutest garbage can.

Named after a heroic nurse, this rest stop has lots of snacks and food (Auntie Anne's, Dunkin,…read moreBurger King, Chickfil-a (homophobic), Applegreen C-Store), and clean vibes. Souvenir shop merch covers NJ, NY, Delaware, Maryland, and DC. This rest stop also has plenty of parking, indoor and outdoor tables, grassy areas for your family and pets, and super friendly Sunoco gas attendants nearby. It's the perfect spot to "nurse" your travel cravings and refuel your body, car, and spirits! NOTES/TIPS: **The Sunoco here is you last chance for attended gas on NJ Turnpike South, before exiting the state. **Wheelchair-accessible. Renovated 2024. **Plenty of bathroom stalls. Family bathroom available.

This is an older service area...not as modern and well lit as others. I went to get air for my…read moretires and the air pump was FREE. Great ! Overall a nice place to stop for a bio brake, food break or shopping break.

I make frequent drives through the area and the staff at the shops are working hard to serve the…read morecustomers and it gets quite hectic so this is not about them but the cleaning staff. What I found interesting were two cleaning staff who were working to close off tables and chairs in spite of multiple people standing around waiting for food and looking for places to sit. As soon as someone got up, they took the chairs and flipped them up on the tables and started cleaning with the clear message of do not use the area. The man and woman closed off half of the sitting space. It was not even 8pm. You can see in the picture that they are aggressively cleaning around the table we just left to close it off. They were cleaning around us while we ate and I was mindful to keep the area clean and we are very quickly once we got the food. The vibe they gave was clearly to make us feel uncomfortable as "being in the way" and make us leave without verbally asking. This is supposed to be a 24hr rest stop if I'm not wrong.

Not sure how his place has any less than 5 stars. It is very clean and updated. They have…read moreeverything: gas, food, coffee, water refill stations...the only thing they are missing is an enclosed dog area but then have accessible grass. They are building EV stations. Food options: Dunkin Chick filet Auntie Anne's 2 stores to purchase snacks/drinks

I stopped by to get gas during my travels. I used the restroom, it was very clean restroom. We…read moregot a lot of road snacks that were actually cheap. We grabbed some fresh cookies. The quality was good. I didn't request any services, it's pretty much just a gas station.

Went here on Saturday June 21st 2025 with my parents to get some diesel fuel for our south carolina…read moretrip after using the restrooms at the clara barton service area. An attendant came to help us, and pumped gas for us. Attendant was pleasant. After getting gas, it was easy access to get back on the road.

We came here to refuel before heading out. The Wawa is large and spacious. They have a well-lit…read moreparking lot. Most of the gas terminals were working. The bathrooms were decently clean, but they did have this odor. They have a lot of snacks and drinks along with hot food that is made to order. They sell cigs and lottery too.

I have to come down to Delaware once a week for work and this is a convenient place to stop for gas…read moreon my way to the office. This isn't haut cuisine. It's a wawa but the price is fair, the people pleasant, it's clean and it's easy to get on and off the road.

Horchata was typical convenience store fare. Bugles were typical bugles with slightly different…read moreflavoring, sandwich was fine except they didn't have the spicy part to add to the tuna. There seemed to be flies near the cappuccino machine but I got a drink anyway lol. Probably could use a better cleaning in the hot beverages drinks area. Workers here work very hard. They probably could use another staffer for cleaning in addition Nice location and 24-7. Respectable convenience store chicken food.

This placed improved from a year ago and is managed better. The chicken was never the issue for…read moreme. It more resembles a normal place compared to a year or two ago.

So, on our way back from our little road trip to DC, we kinda missed our New Jersey Turnpike…read moreexit...twice. On round two, during our SECOND detour through Middle-of-Buttf**k-Nowhere Delaware, the little darlings in the backseat woke up from their precious naps and got all antsy, stating that WE NEED TO FIND A BATHROOM NOW. Yes, ALL CAPS. And so we stopped off at Exxon in Newport, Delaware. Annnnnnnnnnd let me just say this: Any establishment that attaches a FULL-SIZED BLEACH BOTTLE to its restroom key (...because it's such a highly coveted hot-ticket item, duh) is worth at least an extra pair of stars for the pure comedic factor. (See, e.g., the look on Little Darling #2's face in "Local Photos.") Seriously, the Hermes Birkin might have a little dangly lock and key, but they ain't got NOTHING on Exxon's bleach bottle. Oh, excuse me, I meant to clarify -- of course that's not a plastic bleach bottle. If you look closely, emblazoned on the side of the bottle is the line "I am Not a Plastic Bleach Bottle." Yeah, sometimes you need a little more than just satellite radio for road trip entertainment. P.S.: Oh, and a little birdie told me they sell gas here, too? Who knew?

Hi there road warrior!…read more So I see that you are also one of those unfortunate souls who forgot to take a leak before hitting the pavement, and now you are desperately fidgeting in the seat of your car while driving in the middle of butt***f nowhere Delaware. Your bladder is about to pull a Hindenburg on you, and you are perhaps entertaining the unsanitary and unsavory thought of pulling and relieving yourself in the green pastures alongside the road, when you luckily find this review on your crackberry or iphone. Yes, there's indeed, an Exxon Gas Station/Carwash at your nearest exit. But I may I beg you to reconsider? The grass is perhaps a better option. Sure, you, like me and my friends on that fateful day, also thought that gas stations on a road trip can be little havens of bodily relief and knee-jerk consumption. Your tank needs a few more gallons, you may want to indulge in rarely sought junk food or sugar fixes, and heck, maybe you even want to try your hand at quick pick. All that -and wash your filthy car while you are at it- you may do. But the bathroom my friend, thats where the line is drawn between everything thats holy and vicious on this wobbling earth. "All ye who are about to enter, abandon all hope" From the moment you are handed the hell key attached to the most disgusting FULL-SIZED BLEACH BOTTLE in order that you can go to the bathroom, you realize the error of your ways; the bottle has the distinct privilege of never having been washed since its factory conception in 1983. Hence, theres a distinct grayish texture on its surface that reminds you of starch, or the surface of a sinuous undiscovered sulphuric planet. The grime, grease and sweat of a whole generation of truckers have left their timeless mark and odor in what once was an object to cleanse and bring whiteness. A last irony of fate, and a paradox between your disgust and your bodily functions seeking release. Enter the little door to toilet hell, and your pituitary will know the limits of its own resistance; your skin grazes the bleach bottle unwillingly while you attempt to stonewall your nostrils from further damage. The wet floor and the infinite darkness swell your soul with pangs of despair and dreams of hotel bathrooms with their fresh linens and potpourris. Exxon's macabre janitor's laughter reigns supreme in that little roadside station in Wilmington. You are lost. You finish your duties with nature, but something has died with you in there; a memory cozily registers itself in your brain cortex, and you are unable to repress its foul presence even as you slam the doors back into the air and the light. You breath. Yes, that was my story, and its all true. If you don't believe me, my dear road warrior, I beg you to scroll down to the only other review for this place, and click on the local picture she posted so many moons ago. In there, recorded for the annals of pain, lies the expression of my face and the reminder that all of this was not a figment or tirade, but the honest-to-god truth.

Driving back from Brooklyn I always get gas on the NJ Turnpike. My son wanted to push it as long…read moreas we could. I always take Hwy 13 after the Delaware Memorial Bridge. It consists of surface streets through the outskirts of Newark, DE but has numerous places for gas & rest stops before Delaware One. My son always takes the bypass which dumps you directly on Delaware One. There are no easy access stops from that expressway until you get to Dover. He suddenly said "We need gas now." So we started looking for an exit. This Shell Station was in the out parcels of Christiana Mall. It had a food mart. So I went in for a bathroom stop. Not seeing signs I asked the clerk. His response was "outside". I've seen the entrance doors to bathrooms outside the building before. It's not optimal. But it would work. My response "Oh, the doors are outside" was met with "No, Port-A-Potty." My eyes must have gotten as big as saucers because he repeated it to make sure I understood. He was very nice & apologetic, offering a number of nearby fast food restaurants that I could go to for an inside bathroom, which I did. The gas at the Shell was also priced higher than the Service Areas on the NJ Turnpike. The moral of this story is "Don't ever wait to get gasoline until you're on Delaware One." You'll regret it.

We swiped my card at the pump and it told us to go inside to see cashier. So my boyfriend just went…read moreinside and handed the cashier $20. We pumped the $20 and it charged my card $45!!!!! My boyfriend went in person the first time and asked the owner and he said it would go back on my card within the next two days, no problem. Never went into my card. So we stopped there yesterday and my boyfriend talked to a lady at the store and she gave him an email and more or less said go through there. So I contacted the store and asked her what we were supposed to do with the email, and explained that i was upset that in total I made a $65 transaction when I only wanted $20 in gas. And she kept talking over me by saying "yes but you did pump $20 in gas" , which i was aware of, and just wanted to express that I was upset that an ONLY $20 transaction turned into $65. She offered me her cellphone number and told me basically i have to go through my bank and print out proof that they took it off of my card. It's ridiculous IM the one who has to jump through hoops and THEY made the mistake. Very unprofessional & sketchy.

I stop at this Liberty Gas Station on my way to the beach from Pennsylvania. The coffee is weak,…read moregas prices are usually good. The bathroom needs a little work but better than a rest stop.

Porta potties? Are they kidding? Avoid this place- Valero…read moreacross the street. They also could use employees that greet you like Wawa has. Not worth it- instead of 2 employees only signs put in a toilet for customers.

Oompa loompa doompety doo, I've got another gas station review for you…read more Oompa loompa doompety dee, who really cares, likely not you or me? Let's go to the trusty default three star Yelp gas station review check list: Good price? Hell I don't remember because it was a month ago but it's in DeBellaware so guaranteed it was a lot cheaper than how I'm getting hosed at home. In all honesty it was around $2.20 at the time which was then and still is now around thirty cents less per gallon. Did I trip over any random tire shards, radiator parts or left behind wing nuts? Nope, everything was hunky dory with the slight exception that this place apparently gets really busy and that does create a real PIA situation getting on and off the property. Easy on/off to the highway/road of my choosing? Easy as easy can be getting on/off of Route 1. RIght at exit 156/156A. Human intervention needed? Oh, Hell No! Three star gas station bliss achieved!!!