Easy on and off I-64 EB. Nothing fancy but it gets the job done…read more Parking for cars adequate, no trucks that I recall. Restrooms are dated, but clean. Vending was maintained. It's a really beautiful area if your visiting. It's just outside the George Washington National Forest. You would never know by a quick rest stop.

This rest area is off of the west bound side of I64. It was nice and clean inside and had a good…read moreamount of parking for cars but it looked like it would be pretty cramped for trucks pulling trailers. They have several vending options with drinks available as well. Their drinking fountains were covered with trash bags and said out of order... Not sure if that was the case or if its still a small way they are still trying to prevent the spread of the vid. Who knows... It was an inconvenience as I wasn't able to fill my water bottle. They have some informative signs on the wall telling all about the forest and woodlands surrounding the rest area which is pretty cool. They also have a couple picnic tables and benches outside if you are really wanting or needing to make a long pit stop.

Site 212 - Full service leveled asphalt site with dedicated tow vehicle parking. The one way road…read moreis very narrow so be careful backing into the sites. The water spigot has a lot of pressure, so please bring a pressure regulator for your RV! The power pedestal has 20, 30, & 50 AMP service. The sewer connection is below the site grade so flow is not an issue. This is a very peaceful and serene campground close to Rend Lake! We highly recommend this US Army Corp campground.

We loved this campground. It has great sites all with hookups for RV's and water. We just came…read morewith friends for some tent camping and had a great time. The facilities were all well maintained and most sites were pretty good sized. Just know there is no store nearby so bring wood and all the supplies you need. You won't be able to buy anything here. Super close to South Sandusky beach which is really the best beach and picnic area I know of at Rend Lake.

Found this quaint Motel on rainy night... Very pleasantly surprised! Very nice brand new room that…read moreis tastefully decorated and extremely comfortable! Price was very reasonable! Friendly owner and great service! I would most definitely recommend stay here!

This is the cleanest and nicest motel I have ever stayed in. The owners are extremely friendly and…read morewent out of their way to make sure we were comfortable. Very quiet. Beds are very comfortable a/c was cold. Free coffee. Just a few minutes from Rend Lake. I will definitely be staying here from now on when visiting Rend.

It's a long time getting here and even longer if you miss it so you'll want to take advantage of…read morethe opportunity to get out and move around some. lots of room to roam around here and plenty of tables in the lightly wooded picnic area if you planned ahead and brought snacks or maybe a trip to vendo-land is more your style? for the more adventerous there's a permanent advertisement on the wall encouraging a longer visit to the namesakes lake just up the road and to the left where you'll find all manner of watery and groundy activities but that's a couple other reviews some other day...

Perfect hidden gem campground , spacious campsites ,plenty of privacy . Had a DJ on Friday night…read more,sang karaoke, listen to some good music ,met some cool people with some real musical talent we look forward to being there again soon.

I have a coffee habit that is pretty tame these days, but still a little bit stunning to…read morenon-Seattleites. This habit lead me to this rest stop. For a bathroom break? Yes. So both Randy S. and I hit the head as they say (they are indoors in a very clean and lovely building) and ventured out. Randy wanted some diet pop. He got it out of the vending machine. We were about to run. Then I saw it. A Cafforia (http://www.automaticproducts.com/HTML/products/cafforia_main.html). Oh, I love these hot coffee vending machines that make hot chocolate and so forth. The swimming pool I went to when I was a kid had one of these and I was absolutely fascinated by it. So, I definitely had to indulge. But then came the question... what should I have? So many choices? To be accurate, the Cafforia comes with a multitude of products you can get for yourself, 13 in all. Everything from Cafe Latte to Expresso (I love that they spell it with an X). So, I narrowed my choices to something milky and sweet, because one never knows about the coffee in these things and it's best to have a buffer between you and potential burnt bitterness... I was either going to get: 1) Cafe Mocha - seemed promising, if basic 2) Cafe Vanile - about the same 3) French Vanilla - with which I had a hard time understanding the potential differences from #2 4) English Toffee - this was Randy S.'s choice from the get Okay, so I labored and labored over the decision. Which one to get? It offered to put sugar in the Mocha and Vanile, which I thought was strange, but could point that they aren't too sweet. But on the other hand, I've seen people pour sugar into coffee like they are trying to make fill in a lake, so you never know. Still, the French Vanilla and English Toffee could be sickeningly sweet and then I'd be pissed. Then it hit me: Get all 4! Brilliant idea really. I think they were like a buck a pop, so it's just like buying a latte at Starbucks, so whatever. And, then I'll have a definitive answer... so F it, I bought them all. First out was the English Toffee, Randy S.'s front runner. It was good. Sweet, but not "too sweet" by any means. Actually very yummy. And the coffee wasn't half bad! Especially considering my expectations Next was the Cafe Mocha (which had been my choice), which also wasn't bad. It wasn't very chocolately though, and not very sweet--which I actually view as quite an accomplishment in America, so kudos Cafforia! Next, the Cafe Vanile. Kind of like the Mocha, not too sweet, not too much vanilla. Just kind of a latte with some sugar. Still, given it came out of a machine in Mill Shoals, IL, not half bad. Last was the French Vanilla. I love that they call it French Vanilla, because there's no way that France's vanilla would contain about 300% of the sugar content of ours, but so be it. It was good! Kind of similar to the English Toffee. So, which one to take with me? I had to go English Toffee. Come on. When you get 4 espresso drinks out of a Cafforia in Mill Shoals, IL, and one is English Toffee, you've got to take it. I did. I left the others behind, sadly. What could I do? If I took them I would have had a pulse rate only known to very frightened rats and there is only one cup-holder in the Lexus anyway, so... Anyway, great place... clean, awesome, great Cafforia!

30 bucks for a Caesar salad and 4 tiny boudin wontons…read more Food was good, just good their portions would be laughable if I wasn't the one paying for it

Great food , good service. The food was fresh. Don't forget the side salad though!!read more