Great, clean, safe, lots of green grass for doggie Truck…read moreand car stop Easy on and off ramps Love it

We stopped here 9 weeks ago during our return road trip back to Atlanta. This rest stop was on a…read moredirect off ramp from I-10 eastbound. We used the clean restroom and stretched our legs by walking around. This rest stop has a picnic area and vending machines. Nice grassy areas. Lots of parking.

Not the most impressive rest stop that Texas has built (ahem, Navarro county? Walker county?), but…read moreit's still a step up from the basic picnic areas in the middle of nowhere. It provides an adequate amount of shade near the main building and several walkways to roam through the grass. The men's restroom could use a touch up but looked acceptable. Not sure what the deal was with the gated vending machines; they're mostly empty and hard to reach through the gates. While this stop does the job for a quick bathroom break, its usefulness is completely overshadowed by the town of Kerrville just a couple miles west on I-10. I saw plenty of fast food restaurants and gas stations right off the Kerrville exit which looked much more comfortable. When heading westbound, the exit for this rest stop states that the next *official* stop isn't until another 120 miles, but you can find plenty of small towns along the way. I will say, this stop does have well kept lawns. I saw several kids happily running around. Not my choice of activity in this sweltering heat, especially since there's a lack of natural shade, but I can see the appeal in stopping here in a time crunch.

We stopped at this restaurant area yesterday. Rest rooms were very clean. It is obvious that the…read moreworkers take great pride in maintaining this area. The grass is nearly cut and edged. The flowers are beautiful. The ground keepers should be favorably recognized for their hard work maintaining this rest area.

Not sure what it's like at nighttime, but I felt completely safe in stopping to use the restroom…read moreand to stretch my legs. There were other people milling about, including two maintenace workers painting the I-Beams. The restrooms were impeccably clean and well-maintain, which is great because I'm a stickler about public bathrooms. The exterior landscaping and buildings were also in excellent condition. I never hesitate to stop here. You should too!

This place is clean, has free WiFi, water and great staff. I highly recommend this on a stop.read more

Deluxe I-90 restroom! This is a fine place to take a leak,…read moreor just drain the lizard. It's got a rare restroom here in the middle of the freeway, which is more efficient than one on each side of the roadway like elsewhere! The restrooms here induce some sort of vertigo with me here. Someone has gone to great lengths to tile the inside of this place with a mosaic of colors, which, in my opinion, is rather disorientating and makes me dizzy! But, the coolest part of the tile work is a large mosaic of swimming in the Frio river with a rope swing off a Texas Cypress tree. It's picturesque, but it is a restroom. Outside in the rest area, they've got placards to teach y'all a bit about the Texas area and history, with a big Texas Lone Star made of metal in the lobby area. There was plenty of parking when I went, both for cars and for RVs. The place was well-lit and safe. Someone was actively working in the center, and there was a repairman in the building when I went, so it was pretty busy. There was a playground and picnic tables too, if you're interested in getting out on a slide or monkey bars and eating some snacks. Really, this is a great Texas rest stop that makes travelling the miles and miles of Texas to be a pleasure!

Clean rest stop with an attendant in the main building. I felt safe and there's about 5 stalls for…read morethe women's side. No area to read about local tidbits as I've seen in a lot of stops. Nice area for picnicking and it's located between both sides of the street so you can enter from any direction. Also looks like a fairly new building that is well maintained and convenient.

So happy this came up in my Waze map! The center bench is amazing looking out. The bathrooms simple…read moreand modern, better than Buc-ee's, no lines. It's like a small Texas history museum at this rest stop, picnic tables outside, and green fluffy grass area for dogs. Stopped on my way back to Austin as well

Fantastic rest area. Sure, Texas has some great rest areas on their Interstate highways but it's…read moregreat to see them on some of these secondary roads like US-87. The rest rooms are clean and you might find just a little bit of shade next to one of the trees or the building if the sun is shining in the right direction. This rest area serves the traffic in both directions with separate lanes for each so you don't have to be too concerned about an accidental U-turn. They could do with better ramps for slowing down traffic as you enter the rest area but that's my usual nitpick. [Review 17411 overall - 425 in Texas - 929 of 2022.]

During my stretch between Houston and San Marcos, I stopped here for a rest. I didn't realize that…read morethey have a trail system on-site which is always a win-win for me. The parking lot is huge separating 18-wheelers to the vehicles. It's very seldom that rest stops have museums inside them, but at this one they do. Very cool. History about the general area and who was the mastermind behind the creation of the rest stop. I learned facts about Seguin that I knew nothing about. Amazing! The ladies restroom was immaculate clean and smelled good too! I admired the turquoise blue doors and how pretty the restroom was. I can't wait to stop here again!

When my family and I went to go inside to use the bathroom, a woman quickly put a sign up stating…read moreall restrooms were closed, if that was the case they should've had it out there already or put a sign on the freeway saying restrooms were closed. That's the main reason people stop at a rest areas.

every once in a while everything lines up exactly wrong; this is the story of one of those times…read more.. coming up from the southern border I needed a safe place to arrange lodging for the evening and stuff so I opt for a sanctioned rest area. the deceleration lane becomes (parallel) parking becomes the acceleration lane in all of maybe 1000 feet! no turns, no barriers, no problem!! there might be room for a half dozen tractor-trailers to line up on the left, maybe ten cars plus two accessible spots on the right, and traffic goes right down the middle; looks like an odd sort of bowling alley so head up, phone down, and pay attention. the whole thing is maybe 100' front to back separated from the highway by a curb and the local neighborhood by a chain link fence but there's a lawn and some picnic shelters, vendo-land is well stocked, free Wi-Fi, clean restrooms, and a dump station - which is kind of the same thing but not really... Man It Looks Frightening

If you got to stop & pee this place can accomodate.Nice shade trees around and good to strech your…read morelegs.Watch out for trucks,,

Recently stopped here along the way to San Antonio. This place was awesome and worth checking out!…read moreI love the detail and history that goes into this rest stop and so far every rest stop along interstate 10. Tons of parking spaces for cars and trucks with clean restrooms and great amenities. Great place to check out in the summer to escape the scorching sun.

Rest stops!?!? Hell no. I always thought they were dirty, run down and always non air…read moreconditioned bathrooms. Not the case at all. So my father being as old as he is has to stop every 60 miles to go to the bathroom, damn all that medicine he takes. Any ways....i decided to stop and stretch a bit while he ran in. Right when you get into parking lot it's free and clear of any trash. The bathrooms are located inside the rest stop building that has a small museum in it with snacks and drinks. There is even a kids play area right outside that is pretty solid. New and shaded area for a quick pic nic and a few nice trees with park benches underneath them. Now if you have the four legged family pet there is also a dog walking trail. I don't of course so I didn't check it out. I'm really impressed. It felt like I was in a huge park ready to enjoy some perfect scenery. If you ever need to stop and stretch this is a location I would suggest. It's definitely not like the scene in the movie "There's Something about Mary" with Ben Stiller and Cameron Diaz. If you haven't seen this movie before sure to YT that scene. You will get the joke. Cheers All...

Lots to do Here.. Not just to shop…read more. Clean restrooms..NICE staff... Always welcoming the guests Thank you

If you know, you know. Road trips have to have a planned stop at Bucee's whether you need to gas…read moreup, bathroom break, or grab road snacks and shop. If you're not stopping, we can't be friends. Needed a break and do some shopping. Had to grab their 250 anniversary American shirt. Which comes with a Buc-ee's sticker. I usually put on my car, then it fades with the Texas sun and I peal it off till I get a new one. Customer service is on point. Everyone is nice, polite, helpful, and just Southern. Love coming here. It's always packed, so I'm not the only one that gets it. God bless Buc-ee's

Great little hotel off 290 if you're looking for a night or two stay in the Texas wine county. We…read morestayed for on night. You check in at the 290 Wine Castle and greeted with a glass of cava upon arrival. The pool and hot tub are a nice bonus. We stayed in room 1 that has a patio where you have a view of the rolling hills.

made a reservation back in January for April 25th. Have been trying to reach them for the last…read moremonth to cancel and the phone does not work, the email does not work. It's like they closed the doors and took everyone'a money. They charged my card as soon as the reservation was made. As far as I can tell they are scammers!!