A rest area off I-195 and not much more than that, this parking area is a highway pull off has a…read morecouple of picnic tables. There are no restroom facilities and no vending machines. I didn't even spot trash cans. But for a spot to have a snooze instead of fighting highway traffic, it worked well. I actually spent the night here in my Sprinter van. Comfortable enough and secure, I did spot an MSP trooper go through once though he was using it as a staging area for a speed trap. Otherwise, there are only the lights of the trucks going past on the highway to provide any security, i.e., none. Lock your doors and keep to yourself, you should be okay. [Review 18639 overall - 1219 in Massachusetts - 2161 of 2022.]

This gas station has plenty of pumps on both sides of the building. There's a convenience store and…read morea Subway sandwich shop, as well as two restrooms. Good rest stop on the way or from the Cape!

Nice place to stop with staff available typical working hours. Nothing too spectacular but nothing…read moreworth complaining about either.

We stopped here this morning and I am so glad we did. The woman who helped us was very friendly and…read moreknowledgeable and gave us some great information about the film festival and great tips on parking as well. She probably saved us $20 in parking fees and lots of walking too! So much is closed because of the government shut down but my husband was able to get his national park pass stamped here and that was nice considering how many he has had to miss out on. The site across the street is closed but we learned a lot about the area and are very thankful for the warm welcome we received here.

Helpful visitor center with plenty of parking. They have a bunch of brochures for the area, and the…read morepeople at the information desk were great in offering suggestions. There was a short movie/film on the Blackstone River. No gift shop as of now (there used to be.) If you are interested in the Slater Mill, this is a good place to park and use the restroom as well. Not a ton to note about this place, but there was a cool large map of Rhode Island on the floor.

Going here not on thanksgiving rather in May seems almost illegal for us right now and that seems…read moreso insane.. we will be back here in 6 months When I call myself crazy for saying that long

Nice small rest area. Has clean bathrooms and even has vending machines inside. small parking lot…read morethough

This service station has ample parking and is easy in/out. Inside you will find various and…read moretreats, Auntie Annie's Pretzels, Mc Donald's, Gulf Mart Express, etc. the restrooms are consistently clean.

Pit stop to stretch the legs and for a bathroom break. Good number of stalls. But the hand dryers…read morehad these odd flat boards set beneath which totally was in the way. So weird! Noticed that this McDonald's had a special dessert pie. Very tempting! Strawberry Cheesecake.

Bathrooms, vending machines and grassy area for dogs…read more Bathrooms were clean, only 5 stalls. Vending machines for chips and drinks. A few grassy areas for dogs.

Quick stop here following the large coffee and not knowing what sort of facilities I might have…read moreaccess to later. This welcome center / rest area is just across the border from I-95 into Connecticut from Rhode Island. The restroom was reasonably clean. The welcome center is nice with many trees and a picnic area. There is a separate area for dog walking, too. There is a long entrance ramp with separate areas for cars and trucks. The car area has a mild turn that is useful for getting people to slow down from highway speed. A couple of loops help with that too. A good spot for a nap if you need one as you head into Southern Connecticut on a busy superhighway. [Review 15301 overall, 803 of 2021, number 49 in Connecticut.]

A restroom break as we cross over from Connecticut into Rhode Island along I-95, It is a nice…read morefacility - I think they would say "good bones" and Mrs. K. reported that the ladies room was okay. The men's room is "expecting to refurbish this restroom by the END of Summer 2025" according to the sign. Well, it needs it. I did not see any signs prohibiting overnight parking and everything I found online says that it's allowed. Unlike Connecticut who have "two hour limit" signs posted in their rest areas. [Review 1076 of 2025 - 82 in Rhode Island - 24630 overall]

Traveling through Rhode Island had to take a rest break this was a really good rest stop super…read moreclean they're only open 8:00 to 4:00 during the week but they have plenty of restroom facilities

Clean place to stop on a road trip with a few options for eating so on a zar ride totally a…read morenecessity.

3 stars for the rest area itself, which is bare bones, 5 stars for the Lions Club folks set up…read moreoutside giving away free food! Donations accepted but not required! Friendly folks providing bagels, muffins, donuts, and coffee from Dunkin. Hot dogs available later in the day! Will definitely stop by next time I'm driving by!

Stopped here on way to see the Tall Ships. It was only a bathroom stop on the way into the city,…read moreso my exposure was brief. But yhe bathrooms were clean, and the food lines seemed to br moving quick with multiple options. Plenty of parking too.

The best McDonalds around town! It truly was spectacular! My Big Mac Meal was really tasty!read more