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Fort Drum Service Plaza

3.0 (200 reviews)
ModerateRest Stops

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AJ R.

One of my least favorite rest stops. The bathroom and common areas are not exactly dirty but things look grimy for some reason. It does have a better variety of places to eat (e.g. Wendy's, KFC, Dunkin's, pizza, etc) and plenty of tables. There's a convenience type store and large gift shop as well. Pro tip: DO NOT stop here for coffee. Dunkin's is mega slow. The customer service is not bad, but I've never waited less than 20min to get a drink even when I was the only one in line.

Betsy S.

Stopped at the Fort Drum Service Center while heading north to Gainesville, and it was just what I needed--a quick fuel and restroom break. The restrooms were clean, which is always appreciated on a long drive. I got gas without any issues, although the receipt didn't print at the pump. I went inside and the staff handed it to me with a smile--great customer service. Nothing fancy here--no frills, but it's a solid, reliable stop on the Turnpike. It gets the job done without any hassle. I'd definitely stop again if I'm passing through.

Melisa F.

We needed a break on our trip back to Orlando and made a pit stop at the Fort Drum Service Plaza. We were able to park and get in and out in a reasonable amount of time. It was not crowded but busy with people eating, shopping and using the restrooms.

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Andrea B.

This service station is one we s stop at on our way to Orlando. It's a good place to get out and stretch your legs, use the restrooms or get a bite to eat. The place is very clean but I've find that is hit or miss as to whether some of the food areas will be open. Another thing, the workers here 9 times out of 10 seem and act like they'd rather be anywhere else. They have a Wendy's, Subway, Villa Italian and a Dunkin here and a Sunshine market where you can get candy, chips, drinks and all sorts of souvenirs. Seems like just about everything at this plaza is marked up. If you need gasoline you can get it at the Shell station they have at the plaza.

Michael M.

Was getting a little road weary so I stopped for a Dunkin coffee. The service center was surprisingly empty but their limited menu didn't have matcha for the lovely Spensyr and nothing else appealed to us, so we grabbed a Coke from the cooler and continued on our merry way.

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Jamie K.

Was there early morning and everything was clean and perfect. It's nice that they have mobile orders.

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Yireh R.

Im torn between 3 and 4 stars. Its accessible, with dog parks and ev charging stations. Variety of food (pizza, kfc, wendys, earl and dunkin) plus their little market that has coffee and quick bites. Big bathrooms with maintenance staff, but there most be a plethera of people that go through here because they still felt iffy. The big down side is that though its clean or in the midst of being cleaned, they still need more staff in general at the station.

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Christian D.

This is one of the pit stops for fuel we had to make on our way back from Mississippi. It's a smaller rest stop compared to others. It has a lot of bathrooms that are kept pretty clean. There's some fast food options and a convenience store type thing, but they are very pricey. Gas is reasonably priced, usually only 10cents more than off the highway.

Fort Drum Travel Plaza, on the Florida Turnpike. One of the many food options in the food court. You go, Earl!
James M.

Making that long drive from the eastern Mouse back to Miami Beach, and stopped for my second time in a Florida Turnpike Service Plaza. I was again REALLY impressed. Good signage with clear directions. Easy off the turnpike and just as easy back on the turnpike. Plenty of free parking. Clean, modern building, with a shopping mall-like food-court with plenty of dining options, clean and well maintained restrooms, lots of tourist information ... and again, Cake. I do love Vending Machine cake! The Shell Service Station was equally clean and maintained, and the price of gas was less than I would pay back home ... no gouging here. The Fort Drum Service Plaza - Five Stars. Everything a weary traveler needs, where and when they need it.

Andrea H.

Revamped a few years ago the service plaza is well-maintained. Its clean and comfortable, they even have message chairs for the weary traveler. Open 24/7 It's a decent safe place to stop when you're on the turnpike.  Restrooms are very clean.  There's a Dunkin, Nathan's, pizza, sandwiches and even some healthy choices. Lines can be long. I've only been to the Dunkin here and on every occasion I always say to myself... I'm never going back. They are so slow you feel like you're never going to leave. If you have an electric car there are plenty of charging stations including 16 Tesla fast charge.  Since the renovation, entering and exiting is a bit confusing. There are plenty of gas pumps and it's a good place for a bathroom break.

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Is there outdoor dining?

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It's kind of early to post, but Im just about finished resting, here. There's no time but the…read morepresent. Had a nice time here. There was plenty of parking. Parking lot was immaculately clean and coincidentally so were the bathrooms. My humble opinion., which is the whole purpose of this app, this is one of the best rest areas if you are taking 95. I was able to get adequate rest stretch out my legs for a bit procure some snacks for the road and get in some shut eye. It was a safe environment and stopping here was a smart choice.

When you need a road trip break it's comforting to know that a 24 hour rest stop is sprinkled every…read more43 minutes or so down I 95. I prefer the food court style rest area of the turnpike but these work too in a pinch. When you enter the rest stop, cars go to the front and trucks to the back. This rest stop is located northbound in Martin County at mile marker 106 in Palm City. It is typical of the kind you find on I-95. You have clean bathrooms, covered picnic tables, and vending machines. People who need to walk their dogs can do so in a designated area. I do enjoy paying a visit to the vending machines. They now take debit cards instead of just coins and the prices for items are still reasonable. You can get a variety of candy bars, cookies, chips, ice cream, and pop as well as a hot cup of coffee. This rest stop has plenty of clean bathrooms which is a big plus. Near the rest areas is the usual bulletin boards featuring a map and missing kids. While I-95 rest stops are basic they get the job done so you can get back on the road quickly and on to better places.

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If you have special needs, this is not for you. All the handicap rooms are at the furthest point in…read morethe hotel. I had to push my husband ( 200 lbs) on carpet 531 steps. I measured . The seat in shower was portable and very small. The water ran cold for 10 minutes before it warmed up. In case of fire use stairs is posted on door. we were on 3rd floor. How do I get down stairs with wheel chair The curtains were broken. Maintenance could not fix so we rolled up by hand and used hanger clips to up hold so we could get light . Good points they let's us check in early and the food at 121 restaurant was Good

The Hilton Garden Inn at PGA Village/Port St. Lucie shouldn't be confused with the higher standards…read moreof a regular Hilton. It's nothing plush. Rooms are decent and clean, but basic. Mine, Room 250, had a view of the roof and a cooling vent. There is a pool but with broken furniture and no pool towels. There is a restaurant, named "121," after the I-95 Exit where this Hilton is located and a bar with a high school cafeteria décor. The food, however, is OK, but nothing to rave about. They charged my credit card not upon check out but on the day before my check out resulting in a total mess up as I was sharing costs with my partner. The place is basically meant for overnight stays by I-95 travelers, certainly not as a resort. One good thing about it is that it has plenty of parking and easy access to I-95.

Fort Drum Service Plaza - reststops - Updated July 2026

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