This rest stop along I-25 in Wyoming is very clean and has many amenities. The ladies room sink had…read morea very powerful spray, I didn't realize I was signing up for a shower! We took a few moments to enjoy lunch at one of the many picnic tables, which are complete with charcoal grills (bring your own charcoal). The picnic areas are also a resting place for the barn swallows so be sure to inspect your table and seat first! There is a sign claiming free wifi, but there was none.

Typical rest stop right off the highly. Plenty of parking for all types of vehicles/trucks/RVs…read moreincluding a pet area. The bathrooms were relatively clean and there was a Ranger on site.

What a nice surprise out in the middle of nowhere! So beautiful! Great clean rest stop!!read more

What a great rest stop not only was it clean it offered free WiFi, clean picnic areas and an…read morehistorical location. It's a great place to really stretch your legs and admire a place that was a huge importance in the history of settlers travel west in the hopes of having the American dream of having something greater than what they left behind. Independence Rock is climbable but it's definitely a climb at your own risk no signs are posted but my husband didn't have a problem going to the top. Btw it's Free!!! Remember to close the gate.

Beautiful scenery here in Wyoming! Parking for cars, tractor trailers, buses and campers. My one…read morestar is for the ladies restroom! So very gross! I'm not going into detail. Someone needs to clean on a regular basis due to the high traffic volume of people coming through here. Otherwise great stop!

We were caught in a huge blizzard and had to pull over, and this is where we ended up. We ended up…read morehaving to sleep in our van for 2 nights here. There were many other cars and trucks stuck here overnight as well. The rest stop manager, Ethan, was a life saver. He made sure that everyone had food and warmth and continuously salted and shoveled the walkways. He kept us updated on the storm and the conditions of the road and kept spirits high!! The bathrooms were always clean and in great shape. Thank you Ethan for making a bad situation into one we will remember for a while (positively)! :)

One of America's best rest areas. It's relatively close to (10 miles west of) the Tesla…read moreSupercharger in downtown Lusk(730 S Main Street).

The Lusk Rest Area is pretty old school, but they do have working toilets! It is definitely not a…read morenew building, but it works. There's some really nice walking paths around the rest area as well as dog friendly spots. The area has a few historical plaques that you can read and learn from. Overall it is a kept up rest spot and clean. I wish it would smell better. Additionally, I've been to some rest stops that offer free WiFi and have vending machines. There's no vending machines here, but maybe someday they'll get some! To use the restroom in Lusk, you either have to stop here or the Sinclair that is more in town. This place is never crowded, so my family and I always stop here!

This rest area is about as good as it gets. I stopped in here late one night in July 2021 after…read moreworking in Casper up the road on I-25 north. Plenty of parking for 18-wheelers, cars, and campers, with a large restroom area (with family restroom). Yet the surprise of this fairly remote rest stop in the middle of BFE, Wyoming was the gas station across the street yet relatively in the same area as the rest stop. Why go anywhere else for gas or eats? Cheyenne is 45 miles away, followed by Denver at 145 miles. By comparison, Casper is 133 miles in the opposite direction, followed by Sheridan, WY and Billings, MT (Billings is 333 miles away). There really isn't too many good rest stop areas to take a breather in- possibly the larger one in Sheridan, which has hotels and gas stations around it. Traveling at night on this stretch of I-25 at night can be challenging. If you are tired and slightly fatigued when traveling either direction in between Cheyenne and Casper, bookmark this rest area. Well worth the stop.

Very good rest stop in a convenient location. My only knock is that you cannot get a Schlitz…read morecocktail here.

Howard's is one of my stops when traveling around Wyoming. I went to Glendo for the total eclipse…read more I came early to hang out with friends and gassed up. There was fear of a gas shortage. My main food choice over the years has been the deep fried tacos. I happened to be there with Wyoming governor Mead and his son who recommended the tacos. Much to my dismay, they are no longer on the menu. "Amy doesn't cook here anymore," I was told. I since learned she cooks elsewhere. After the eclipse there was a steady flow of cars passing Howard's, I'll be back.

If you're going to Glendo Reservoir to camp this is the last place to pick up supplies that's…read morereasonably priced. I've stopped here many times for gas and those forgotten camping items that we needed. They've got plenty of ice most of the time both crushed and block, propane, and carry fishing tackle and even some boat products. Service can range from friendly to aloof to once in a while surly, but for the most part this is the only game in town if you need something and don't want to drive an hour up or down I-25 to get to it. Yes they carry beer but if you want that your best bet is to plan ahead and bring all you need with you. Basically it is what it is, an expanded C-store in the middle of nowhere next to a lake that you really should check out. Consider Howards asa base supply camp if you go exploring Glendo!

This rest area was right on time. The facility was maintained, as well as the grounds…read more There was a playground as well as several sheltered and open areas with great views.

Rest stop kinda in the middle of nowhere. So convenient for folks who don't want to pee on the…read moreside of the road. Restrooms are port p pot style inside and not maintained at all it seemed. There had to be no joke 50-75 fly's in the men's room alone. My 5 year walked in the women's room and said "nope" and walked right back out

Didn't have lids for drinks. No decaf. Guy at the register tried to give change for a $5 when we…read morepaid with a $20. Unreliable and untrustworthy.

Decent gas station food three out of five but it has diesel fuel. Views are breathtakingread more

Great place to rest overnight. Very clean…read more Good gas price Good selection of food and liquor

Where else can you buy gas then go in...buy a new hat, new belt, oh may be a new purse, earrings,…read moreoh may be I need some new boots???!!!! Then how about some specialty coffee, sit down watch some tv on a couch. Then have a deli sandwich. Oh I need to buy some special gifts. How about shop for some locally made products? This is the best travel stop I have ever been to. Everyone that works there is such a joy to be around. So happy, and helpful. I just wanted to stay a while. Hahaha. It's insane in this place. Only in Wyoming

Stayed at this Best Western recently and we had a nice clean room. the free breakfast we had in the…read moremorning was probably the best free breakfast of any hotel chain I have ever stayed in. I used to travel often for my job and could not believe how good this place was. In the courtyard each morning at 7am, the owner or a representative would make omelet's, custom made to your order and they were prepared on an original covered chuck-wagon. Nice outdoor seating as well. Very relaxed place and a great stop if you find yourself needing a great place on your road-trip. We recommend the Best Western Pioneer in Lusk, Wyoming.

This is a good hotel. Beds were comfortable, showers were strangely luxurious including the shampoo…read moreand conditioner. My hair was incredibly soft which is not the norm for hotels. It was a great place to lay your head after 10 plus hour travel days. A plus is they have rooms with 3 beds in them for families