Snowman was here. Had to use the bathrooms…read more They are nice. Vending machines. Truck stop. Dog walking area.

Nice and cozy very clean rest area. Benches to sit and wheelchair accessible . Not crowed so all.read more

An improvement over the last stop, this Love's was clean and tidy. There was no litter in the…read moreparking area, the bins at the pump area were not overfull, the men's room was clean, and the coffee area was well stocked. This was super convenient and located right off the Interstate. Easy in and easy out with a hot cup of coffee for the road. [Review 1734 of 2024 - 1452 in Virginia - 22757 overall]

This place has all the basics covered. Gas is competitively priced, they've got what you'd expect…read moreat a Love's, and there are both a McDonald's and a Chester's here. The area around the pumps is not well marked, and trying to navigate to one of them can be a bit of a free-for-all when it's busy. The shop inside is a bit smaller than other Love's I've visited. The men's room had not been cleaned for a while, wads of paper and wet spots in many places on the floor. It's still an okay place to stop, just be a little careful as you drive or walk around.

A nice rest area right off I-81 northbound by Radford There…read moreare 13 rest areas along Interstate 81 in Virginia, spanning its entire 323-mile length from the Tennessee state line near Bristol (mile marker 0) to the West Virginia line near Winchester (mile marker 323). They're all operated by the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) and open 24/7, with amenities like restrooms, vending, picnic areas, and pet zones--though overnight parking isn't officially allowed beyond a few hours. Recently, we were travelling through northbound on I-81 and decided to stop at the one by Christiansburg. The sign at the location said that it is at Mile 108 North. It is a pull-off with truck parking closer to the road and car parking closer to the forest. There is a single building with restrooms. There are about 50 car parking spots. There are picnic tables around the land adjacent to the building. We went there in fall but during the spring the trees must provide some great shade for the tables and buildings. The area was busy when we stopped by but seemed clean and well maintained both in the restroom and around the walkways. Overall, a nice easy-on/easy-off rest area.

Snowman was here on a sunny beautiful Wednesday April 9th, 2025…read more We needed to pee so we stopped by here. The bathrooms were clean.

Small with restrooms to the left and a small building for vending machines to the right. Restrooms…read morewere very clean. Restrooms were heated but water runs cold. There's a good size walking area to the left for your pups with picnic tables. Still ice in parking lot, should consider more salt during the winter months.

We are traveling cross country and I like to stop at most rest stops, get out, and walk even if I…read moredon't need the restrooms to stretch and get my blood moving. Often we come across state or county rest stops that are frankly horrible, seem dangerous, underlit, and trashy. I'm embarrassed for the US thinking a foreign traveler might stop at some of these and judge us as a whole by how bad, dirty, and run down some are. On the other hand, there are rest stops like these that are frankly beautiful places that feel more like a relaxing park and an actual place to rest from the stresses of the road. The restroom and lobby were clean, well kept, well stocked, and did not stink. There was a separate building for snacks and drinks away from the restrooms. I see this more in the Southeast than in Western states. I don't know why. Maybe that keeps the sugary distractions away from kids. Or maybe someone thought we needed to earn our treat after a few extra steps. I don't know, but for some reason I like it. Thank you to the staff who keep this place looking great, clean, and feeling safe.

Nice rest stop facility with plenty picnic tab k especially under cover. Plenty vending machines…read moreand clean restrooms. Downside and, to me, major design flaw is theclongvdistance between parking and the building. There is a ramp for wheelchair access but, still, for asked ir disabled, the dustance to travel from vehicle to restroom is way, way too long, way longer than any ither rest area building i have seen in my lifetime.

The Rest stops are beautiful and maintained well. I wish the rest stops in the rest of the country,…read morewere just the same. The women's restroom was clean and orderly.

October 28th, 2025. We stopped by to use the bathrooms…read more Mens bathrooms are small. 2 poop stalls and 2 urinals 2 sinks. And it smells in there.

Nice clean bathrooms. Easy on off from the interstate 81. Small facility, but happy for the rest…read morestop for us and our dog.

Although we weren't really ready for a bathroom break this was a convenient place to pull off to…read morefor a cleanup of a spill. I had a bottle of hand sanitizer in the passenger door trough and it had tipped over and drained into the door. The smell was making me sick but a quick pick up Into a small trash bag and wiping with paper towels fixed the problem. This looks like a nice stop if we needed to stretch our legs or use the restroom but we hadn't traveled far enough for that kind of use.

Quick stop while on the way back from New York to home. Small bathroom area, it was around 4am so…read morenot much to see and notice in the dark. I twinkled fine so no complaints on that front, just found it a bit small.......the bathrooms you perverts....lol. Outside was spacious and tidy. Clean overall.

Over 400 miles driven today, it was nice to finally cross over into North Carolina on I-77 from…read moreVirginia. The Surry County rest area is one of the better ones as it does have the usual clean rest rooms and stocked vending machines, but it's far enough from the highway that you don't hear the road noise when you have your windows cracked and you're catching some winks. As well, there are plenty of tall trees about so that you can be in the shade. Welcome to the Tarheel State, y'all!

Very nice rest stop. It is kept very clean and has nice areas to walk and picnic. We always…read morestop here when we pass through this area.

Great stop right off of I-77. Clean bathrooms, lots of brochures for lodging and attractions, a few…read morevending machines, water fountains, and there's a gift shop. Next to the building there is a Vietnam War memorial, and several covered pavilions with picnic tables, making it a great place to picnic! Lots of garbage cans but didn't see any recycling bins. :( There's a few fast food and sit down restaurants in the vicinity as well.

Every nice facility with a lot of information. Lots of parking. They have a ton of pamphlets…read moreavailable for your planning.

We came here for coffee. I didn't like their coffee. I do like that there is a Dunkin' Donuts…read moreexpress on site. I should have gotten dunkin coffee instead of pilot coffee. Lesson learned. I did enjoy my donut from dunkin ... it was yummy & fresh! The staff was nice and we were in and out pretty fast. Great pit stop to use the restroom!

Clean and modern rest stop for food, bathrooms, and gas!…read more Gas: Prices were good and there were lots of pumps. Food: So many options - Arby's, Dairy Queen, hot bar and cold bar options- so many food and snack choices it was like a small grocery store in there! There's even healthier snack options like fruit, cheese and pepperoni, etc. Restrooms: Very clean and modern. Liked that the doors had vacant/occupied indicators. They also have showers here too.