Greene County I-81 South Rest Area…read more Located along I-81, convenient for short break. Easy access to and from the highway. Rest area surrounding facilities are equipped with wheelchair accessible entrance, wheelchair restrooms and wheelchair parking lots. Restrooms amenities are clean and well maintained, although outdated and need some upgrading. Some vending machines are located near the parking lot and well stocked. The surrounding garden are beautifully designed and well maintained. Plenty space for parking, though can be a tight during night time, when the trucks are in parking in line. I-81, Greeneville, TN 37745 24 hours ℹ interstaterestareas.com #ontheroad #roadtrip #restareaTN #greenevillesouthrestarea #preservefootprints

Stopped here for a bathroom break. The restrooms were clean. (Thankfully)…read more This wasn't a huge rest stop but came in handy. The vending machines weren't working. No biggie for me. The gentleman working on site was nice and helpful to us. Two hour parking is the limit so don't try to spend the night! Easy access to and from the interstate.

Why is hot coffee (less expensive) and cold coffee (more expensive) different prices? If I put cold…read morecoffee in a hot cup, what price do I pay? It's a truck stop. An A-OK truck stop. They also have doughnuts, but what truck stop doesn't? Bathroom (men's) was clean. Bottom line: Easy access from 81, if you are heading west. There's also a truck stop on the south side of 81. PS. Just in case you are looking for the URL - https://www.ta-petro.com/location/tn/ta-davy%20crockett%20travel%20center Update has been sent to yelp.

Not only a veteran memorial but a great rest stop with everything you would need during a stop. The…read morebathrooms were pretty clean, there were two different coffee stations and I love the historical aspect of it. My only complain was that I had to discard my first coffee because the cream was bad. Overall, this was a great rest stop to come across and I would definitely come again while driving to or from Alabama

Absolutely PHENOMENAL food. Staff was extremely friendly, bathrooms were squeaky clean, merch was…read morevery high quality,and the building was HUGE. We will be coming back to Buc-ee's!

I can write endless about the good and great things. But I want to focus on the 2 negatives I…read moreexperienced, not able to get gas for people will leave the vehicles at the pumps and go inside. I showed that to an employee and his attitude was so what. The other is no Pepsi products I know there is a coke exclusive, but I go to another store that sells both coke and Pepsi products at a lower price plus my gas is from 5 to 30 off per gal. Give it to Circle K.

Tennessee Welcome Center is so perfect when I'm driving from Florida north or south to and from…read moreTennessee and Kentucky. I spent years going this route. I was always driving on I-75 and loving it! When I travel a route enough I Plan my snacks, drinks gas fill up and bathroom breaks around Welcome Centers and rest stops. I recommend you do the same. Put this Welcome Center on your To Do list!

pulled in here tired of driving and not real thrilled about the roads or weather or running out of…read moredata all of which likely have a lot to do with this welcome center being here. so when I say 'thanks for nothing #$%*)$!" Tennessee replies "you're welcome," and then goes about setting things right... tired of driving? get up and stretch your legs and maybe get something for that hangry while you're here tired of the heat (rain, cold, etm.)? inside is a controlled climate tired of your data plan? there's plenty of free wi-fi generally P!$$3d? they got a room for that too thanks for that Tennessee I feel much better now :-)

We stopped at the Tennessee Welcome Center on our way back home after a long road trip, and this…read morewas a great place to take a break. After spending so much time in the car, it was nice to get out, stretch our legs, use the restroom, and officially feel like we were getting closer to home. The entire welcome center was very clean and well maintained. The restrooms were especially clean, which is always one of the most important things I look for at a rest stop. Everything looked like it was being taken care of, and the facility had plenty of space. The staff we interacted with were friendly and welcoming. It is always nice when a state welcome center actually makes you feel welcomed, and that was definitely the case here. I also really enjoyed the inside of the building. This is more than just a place to stop and use the restroom. There are displays about Tennessee history, including information about the Civil War and Tennessee's role during that time. I enjoyed taking a few minutes to look through the exhibits before we continued our trip. The fireplace, rocking chairs, woodwork, and overall design give the building a comfortable Tennessee feel. There was also plenty of travel and tourism information available for anyone visiting the state or looking for something new to do. Overall, this was an excellent welcome center. Clean restrooms, friendly people, interesting Tennessee history, and a comfortable place to take a break. Definitely worth stopping at when traveling through Tennessee.

Clean, great walking area around outside, and clean inside. There is a sitting area on one side of…read morethe building and the restrooms on the other. The sitting area offers maps, rocking chairs, and a warm fire. In the center of the building as you're walking in you have someone sitting at the help center welcoming you in and security that walks the area. Bathrooms were clean, roomy, and the women's restroom offers a handicap stall with a sink and counter inside.

This location continues to be first class. The restrooms are spotless and the grounds are…read morebeautiful. Great place to stop after a very dangerous ride through the construction area where they are try to fix the area that was destroyed by the recent flood waters.

A cute rustic looking building housing a Welcome desk, bathrooms, and a very cozy sitting area…read morecomplete with rocking chairs and a fireplace. The folks running the place are friendly and non-intrusive. Vending machines are in a separate building a short walk from the main entrance.

We just crossed from Tennessee into Kentucky and made our traditional stop at the Kentucky Welcome…read moreCenter on I-75 northbound. For us, this has become one of those familiar road trip traditions. It's a great place to stretch your legs, take a quick break from the highway, pick up travel information, and prepare for the next leg of the journey. The Welcome Center is clean, well-maintained, and always seems to be a popular stop for travelers heading north. I'm curious... How many of you make this same stop when traveling northbound on I-75? Has the Kentucky Welcome Center become a traditional stop for your family over the years, or do you usually keep rolling down the interstate? I'd love to hear how many of us have made this a regular part of our trips north.

Nice and clean…read more Both sides of the lobby have restrooms. If one side has a line, walk across to the other side.

Clean bathrooms, brochure kiosk, vending machines. They don't want pets in specific areas. I get…read moreit, many owners aren't responsible and respectful by cleaning up after pet.

Now heading east on I-40 from Knoxville towards Asheville and needing to make a quick stop. Easy…read moreaccess and this rest area has a clean restroom. The payphone is out of service. Lots of space for parking and in the right light, there would be shade parking. They have a separate area for picnics, trucks and pet walking. [Review 12906 overall, 222 of 2020.]

if this were a welcome center I'd understand some disappointment with the amenities but it's not,…read moreit's a rest area and it is very resty here. plenty of room to get out and stretch anything that's starting to get stuck or cramped up or twisted around from sitting too long in a car. so get up and have a walk and reestablish blood flow in your extremities and maybe visit vendo-land for a cool beverage or crunchy or carbo-snack before getting underway again :-\

Very clean rest area on I-40 between Asheville and Knoxville. Easy to get in and out. It is…read moreapparently patrolled by police as there is a dedicated parking space for state troopers. It would be nice if it was a bit better lit but otherwise was as secure as any rest area I've seen. There are pet walking areas, vending machines and picnic tables. [Review 12887 overall, 203 of 2020.]

This was a nice welcome center with two lovely employees. They had lots of information, pamphlets…read moreand even a little cutout where you could take a photo. Restrooms are outside. They had a giant butterfly and giant owl on display but when I asked about the owl, it was not really related to the area or any activities that staff could communicate. They basically just said that it looks nice and the lady who made the large butterfly made that also, so they put it up. I thought that was a little strange as North Carolina has barred owls but not the specific species that the giant decoration is. It does make for a nice piece to look at though. They did have printed information for the activity that I was specifically looking for and everything was well organized. This location is definitely worth a stop.

Another great welcome center. These states know how to do it. Remarkable collection of…read moreinformation and very helpfull employees. Clean restrooms. Easy parking.