Fine 29! That's how I remember this exit when driving to Florida for years. The bathrooms are…read morespacious and clean plus they have some food options if you need a snack. Easy to navigate in and out of. There's a Starbucks as well but can only collect stars, can't redeem them for free drinks.

This is always a good stop! Gas stations, Starbucks, all kinds of food available including Subway,…read moreBurger King, and Starbucks!. They sell fresh fruit, cheeses, toys, and every kind of car supply you might need. Clean bathrooms.

I am on Cloud 9 getting to meet the artist. Miss Suzanne is the creator of all the peanut art…read more Flamingo, Forrest Gump etc. Absolutely so charming and gracious. I'm glad I came today . Also the facilities were tidy clean and organized. Thanks to all who do their job so well and take care of us all. I am so grateful!

To be honest, I just stopped to use the restroom but I happened to pop in to the information…read morecenter. Carlos kindly informed me there was a little bit of free coffee left and asked if I'd like it. YES was my answer as we had a long drive with more ahead! Carlos was welcoming, pleasant and a very nice conversationalist. Plus, he had a positive attitude and a sincere smile. Thank you Carlos for the advice related to my final destination in Connecticut! What an amazing coincidence you had previously lived in the neighboring town! Life is good when you stop to have a great conversation!

This rest area is located near Osceola National Forest and was a nice place to stop and take a…read morebreak. It had information about the forest, which was interesting to read. There were picnic tables available, and the area was neat, clean, and well maintained. The parking lot also had good shade, which was really nice on a warm day. Overall, it was a great spot to stretch, relax for a few minutes, and enjoy the surroundings.

This overall is a pleasant enough rest area. It is relatively well-kept and has a pleasant enough…read moreambiance. It is just east of where Interstate 75 intersects with Interstate 10. If you need to stretch your legs, this is a good stop.

This has to be one of the nicest rest stops I ever stopped at. The Bathrooms were clean.read more

This rest area services I-95 southbound traffic and is located past Jacksonville and before Saint…read moreAugustine. It is set up similar to other Florida rest areas with a straight line in to the car parking area, but a curve to the right for trucks and vehicles with trailers. The rest area had decently clean rest rooms and plenty of parking on this holiday weekend. Several outdoor picnic areas if you're looking to eat your meal and enjoy the outdoors a little. The rest area has the usual map, a couple of payphones and a vending machine area. There is also plenty of space for dog walking. [Review 14571 overall, 69 of 2021, number 1190 in Florida.]

Right off 95, a mile or so after the Florida state line, you'll hit this rest area. It is brightly…read morelit at night, the restrooms are clean and the scratch off/lotto machine is fully available after hours.

THIS IS NOT A REST AREA. It's a Police Training Station. Called Welcome Center. It's off the exit…read moreand straight across the light. You are welcome to use the restroom but if you are expecting a normal looking "rest area" off the interstate this is NOT IT. According to the map and directions it Is stated "Georgia Rest Area" see attached picture. It's South 95. Before Florida border.

This rest area is located on Interstate 10 just west of where Interstate 75 meets with Interstate…read more10. It is newly remodeled and clean and inviting. All around, this is a great rest stop.

This place is so freaking clean, I wish all the other rest stops were always like this. There are…read morelots of spaces to park and covered picnic areas to have a quick snack or meal out of the Florida sun.

Lots of toilets if you need them. Tidy !…read more There was also a welcome center to ask questions about local sightseeing. Lots of parking and dog walkers here and there.

It's a really nice rest area for southbound traffic on I-95 during the day time. They now have…read moresigns posted "Overnight parking prohibited" so if you're tired, "Sorry! Keep driving!" I stopped in here, used the restrooms and headed onwards. The Cracker Barrel two exits south does allow overnight parking and they're happy for the business. [Review 497 of 2025 - 818 in Georgia - 24059 overall]

Payne's Prairie Reserve Rest Area is on the northbound side of Interstate 75. It is a typical…read moreFlorida rest area with rest rooms, a place to walk your dog, a few pavilions and a few holders for the various hotel and real estate guides. There is plenty of parking for cars, but it looked like the truck parking for the tractor trailers was a bit tight. This rest area is just south of the Gainesville, Florida exits. All in all, I would definitely recommend this rest area. It was clean and a good place to stretch your legs.

It's a long drive from South Florida to Georgia, and due to the need for caffeinated drinks &…read morewater, rest stops are needed and welcomed! This is a large rest area just south of a Gainesville on I-75, with lots of parking for both cars and trucks. The location is very "southern" and pretty; big shady oak trees with lots of hanging Spanish moss. There are dozens of big covered picnic tables, not too close together, each one is like a little pavilion. Some are reserved for handicapped guests. The bathrooms were huge, with multiple entrances. (I assume this is so they can clean 1/2 at a time & still keep the other 1/2 open.). The facilities were clean, with plenty of soap and working air dryers. They also had baby changing tables and a family bathroom. There was a good assortment of vending machines, all pretty well stocked. There are paths that you can walk through; but unfortunately none of the paths took you into the Payne's Prairie Preserve. There was a chain link fence separating rest area from Mother Nature, but we walked up to the fence & could see multiple gators swimming in the water retention area beyond the fence and we saw one cute little alligator, about 3.5-4 feet long just chilling during the beautiful fall day. (He was separated by the fence, and there are many "No Trespassing" signs posted all around, along with warnings about venomous snakes.). I'm glad to know there are safe rest stops along I-75; and this is definitely a nice place to rest, eat, or walk around.

Overall, Payne's Prairie Rest Area North is just south of the Gainesville, Florida exits on the…read morenorthbound side of Interstate 75. It is decently maintained and has the usual amenities that you would associate with a rest area in Florida. I also liked that they had a sign here letting everyone know that Tom Petty was born in Gainesville, Florida. Hey, maybe they should name the rest area in his honor. While in Tennessee, I saw a few rest areas named after country singers. All in all, a decent enough rest area.

Busy parking lot! But no waiting and the bathrooms are clean…read more Plus...Tom Petty signs

Stopped here to spend the night halfway on our journey to our new home. Very easy to get to,…read morelocated just off the interstate. Front desk staff were very welcoming and you got your choice of a beer or a water upon arrival which I thought was a nice gesture. Room and bathroom were quite clean and well stocked. Air conditioner worked well. The toilet made a crazy noise when you flushed it but it just made us laugh. Tv was a tad confusing but we did figure it out. Beds were comfortable. The biggest reason I'm writing this review is because the regular not fancy breakfast buffet had the BEST bacon I have had in any hotel and I have been to quite a few. It was so good I had to chase down the cook ( please let my memory say his name was Michael!) to let him know. I resisted the urge to put some in a zip lock bag for the trip , but it wasn't easy. Nice surprise.

Overall, this is a good hotel just off of the highway. The staff is friendly and the hotel is clean…read moreand inviting. We were here for an event (also at the hotel) and overall, it was a good experience.