This is a decent place to stop, get gas, and buy some road trip snacks and beverages.read more

This Pilot truck stop is pretty decent and convenient right off of interstate 64 and not far from…read moreInterstate 69 just north of Evansville, Indiana. There is plenty of truck parking on this open lot. The showers and restrooms are clean plus they have washer machines. There is a RV dump station available at this location as well. Employees are very nice and helpful here. Taco ball, Cinnabon and PJ fresh marketplace are at the Pilot location.

Seriously this is the cleanest and literally the most extravagant rest stop I have ever set foot…read morein. It looks like a national park lodge! We slept, showered (yes you read that right check out the family bathroom) and prepped breakfast too! The staff were constantly cleaning and were friendly too! Thank you for the best place ever to take care of your business - oh and WiFi too!

Holy moly this is the nicest rest stop I've ever seen. It is amazing esp if you have young ones…read morethat need to spend time out of the car. Behind the building they have a very nice playground. Also fenced area for dogs to run. Inside they have an oversized book aimed at children. The extra large book has sturdy pages. The portrait of Abe on wall will talk to you too. The esthetics of place are amazing. (For a rest area).

We spent a lot of time at this rest area, spent all day driving and decided to pull over to rest…read more After 12+ hours we are now just getting up to begin our trip. We didn't sleep the night before, so it was nice to catch up on some of the rest we need. This is a cozy little rest area, not many parking spots. It's more first come first serve. So beware of it. You can walk your dogs around, or have a picnic. For the vending machines, they do not take card, you'll need cash for them. It's a good thing we carry change with us!

One of the smaller rest areas we stopped at during our trip, but clean and well maintained. Easy…read moreaccess off and onto the Interstate.

This stop worked well, but pretty average. This is my second visit. Cars park nearby the restroom…read morestructure. There is some green space and some picnic tables, but no shelter. Vending is minimal and coffee was out of order. Restrooms were clean and supplied. I did not witness staff around as I typically do. 3.5 rounding down. Things overall seem warm down.

Welcome to Illinois. Since I was driving from "civilized" states, I stopped here to unholster my…read moreconcealed firearm (legal in 35 states including Indiana) and secure it in the vault that I have bolted to the floor. Because Illinois and how's that working out? Anyway, it's a nice rest area with a fantastic 90 degree turn at the entrance that really slows down the traffic. The restroom was clean and well lit. The parking area was clean and level. If I was here in the evening, I would definitely consider staying here as I didn't see any signs limiting how long parking is permitted. [Review 571 of 2024 - 188 in Illinois - 21602 overall]

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!

Welcome to Metropolis, the home of Superman. If you're here during daylight hours and you have a…read morefew minutes of spare time, head into downtown to Superman Square and get a picture with the 30 foot tall Superman. This rest area is an exit off the highway with access from both northbound and southbound. There are a few turns you'll be making to get here and get parked but if you need a rest, this is the best option. It is a big loop and there are plenty of trees. Depending on the time of day and the time of year, you might even find a shady spot to take a snooze before heading back. There is a small playground, a vending area and restrooms that were in decent shape. I did not see any signs prohibiting overnight parking here, so be courteous and try to leave the place better than you found it. [Review 306 of 2025 - 222 in Illinois - 23868 overall]

This Rest Stop was clean and has friendly customer service. There are vending machines for snacks…read moreand drinks. There are plenty of pamphlets at the kiosk on places to visit in Illinois. They also have an attendant to assist if you need it.

This is a beautiful little rest stop off I-70, with a patch of forest and park that has clearly…read morebeen here for a long time. The trees have to be at least 40 years old, and they have grown in thick enough that the ground stays in shade pretty much all day. Even in the middle of summer it feels ten degrees cooler once you walk in under them. There is old-school playground equipment here, the kind most parks replaced years ago. I doubt it gets much use. Nice to see a little window of how things were back in time. Picnic benches are scattered through the trees, so you can eat something you brought along instead of sitting in the car. The whole area is well manicured and groomed. Somebody is clearly still taking care of the place, which you do not always see at a stop like this. It makes for a genuinely peaceful break on a longer drive. The bathrooms are indoors, so even with snow on the ground you can use the facilities without freezing. They were clean when I stopped. There are vending machines in the back too, which came in handy for a quick snack before getting back on the road. If you are driving through, this one is worth pulling off for instead of pushing on to the next exit.

Nice rest area. All you need for what you have to accomplish. For those needing more than a clean…read morebathroom and safety get a hotel.

The center-island rest area is available for traffic in either direction on the Western Kentucky…read moreParkway between Louisville and Paducah. The entrance/exit is on the left. I did not have any need to go inside. This was a "park and take a nap" stop. The rest area has a Huck's for auto gas, a Pilot for trucks and a Godfather Express for both. The parking lot is level, it is lighted and I did not see a sign limiting how long you're allowed to stay. We were here about 90 minutes and no one bothered us before we pulled back onto the road to continue the journey. I've been to dozens, if not hundreds, of rest stops in my travels. This one is better than OK. [Review 279 of 2025 - 295 in Kentucky - 23842 overall]

despite what Rose from Alaska thinks this is an actual rest stop: a person can stop here and rest…read moremore or less out of harm's way and from where I sit that covers it pretty well. rest stop = stop + rest. and since it's in the median it's a convenient turn about if the urge strikes or common sense prevails. other than some charging stations there's not much in the way of trappings: a smallish shelter and two picnic tables plus a water fountain on a treeless lawn... and there's a truck stop of sorts here selling fuels and slinging some sort of hash. the building is undergoing some significant renovation(s) but the businesses are still open for business. lots of foot traffic coming and going but I didn't feel the urge to explore, just retrieved some fruits and a vacuum flask from the back seat and got back on the road.

This was a very good stop, easy on and off the highways always a plus…read more The restrooms although dated were clean. Vending is inside. A weird factor is a rear foot bridge that goes to a broken down picnic table. Don't let the kids play back there. The biggest plus are the nice grounds, picnic tables and even a playground. I would stop here again.

After the coffee kicked in, it was time for a stop along I-64. This rest area is nicely shaded…read morethough the trees are still bare this time of year. Restrooms were clean and there is plenty of room for a walk around to stretch. This one is nicer than most. [Review 573 of 2024 - 190 in Illinois - 21604 overall]

Friendly staff large selection of products. Prices are a bit higher, but it is a convenience store…read more Great location 2 minutes from my work in an area that doesn't have anything comparable to it. I would recommend it to anyone who travels this stretch of highway 41.

OK gas station. Fuel prices are higher than other stations around…read more It is a Marathon, but they don't do the Marathon fuel points - strange.