Great rest area with lots of places to use the restroom like seriously massive restroom and lots of…read moreeasy parking spots. Being from Minnesota and someone who hikes I wanted to walk around a little bit and I thought it was kind of funny that they say stay on the pavement because there's poisonous insects I mean I wasn't walking barefoot but any who it's a nice place to stop when you're on the road.

This rest area offers plenty of restrooms however they are a bit dirty. The outside area is quite…read morenice and is a great place to stop at to stretch your legs and walk off your paralyzed legs from being in the car too long, or even unpacking some snacks that you packed. I gave it 3 stars because of the bathroom stalls but otherwise the outside is quite nice.

Most amazing stop between Phoenix and Northern AZ. The views are amazing. Bring a lunch and have a…read morepicnic. Lots of areas to walk around and stretch. Doggy potty area. The bathrooms are clean. They have vending machines. There are also picnic tables. Overnight parking is OK. Truck and RV pull thru parking available.

Spacious and clean bathrooms. Lots of open space for our dogs to stretch their legs and relieve…read morethemselves.

Like the good ole days. They came out and washed our windows, the restrooms were spotless and…read moreemployees were super friendly. Small gift store, they have propane for camping and car wash. They even gave the kids popcorn and dog a biscuit! Everyone's happy!

Meteor Crater Rest Area is well maintained. The restrooms were clean with the slight exception of…read moreloose toilet paper on the ground. Super windy. A busy and popular area. Be aware of snakes and insects in the area. Ample parking for cars and trucks.

A very nice easy turn in when you've been on the road 8 hours…read more Amazingly clean, spotless. Lots of traffic passing by. Truckers parked at this rest stop.

We weren't originally planning on visiting Navajo Blue Travel Plaza, but after seeing bottles of…read moreNavajo Fizz soda at some shops around the Navajo Nation, we saw the main bottling location was at Navajo Blue! Of course we had to give it a visit on our way out of Flagstaff. Blue Corn Mush ($5) - This is pretty smooth, blended well similar to fine grits in texture. The flavor is totally different with a slight bitterness and a ton of corn flavor that's quite a bit different from typical sweetcorn. There's a certain savory quality that I wouldn't quite call smoky, I wonder if it's from the juniper ash? The mush isn't seasoned at all, so just the light natural flavors shine. Navajo Fizz 12oz Bottle ($2.49 each or 4 for $9.69) - We tried four of the flavors Pinon Root Beer - This has a rather medicinal root flavor, although different from typical root beer. There's a harsher root flavor that goes up the nose. It has a pretty pleasing sweetness level from cane sugar; I'm surprise they manage to get it so sweet with only 15g listed in the ingredients (to be honest, I think the label is lying given that the other sodas have way more sugar). There's a good light fizzy level, a gentle fizz, not harsh. I wouldn't say that the drink is a very strong pine nutty in flavor. It is a rather unique root beer flavor; I don't normally like root beer, but I really enjoyed this one. Greenthread Tea - Hmm not sure I like this one too much. It tastes kind of like those lemon honey flavored cough drops with a slight earthy flavor that comes later. I'd love to get some greenthread by itself to try out what it actually tastes like. Edit: A couple of days later I picked up some greenthread tea from a flea market vendor. It tastes kind of like chamomile with a hint of mint, so not really this soda flavor profile. Sumac Berries Strawberry - Woah, this one is really good. It actually tastes like fresh strawberry, with all the complex aromas and flavors, not the flat artificial strawberry taste. I'm really impressed with it. It's the best strawberry soda I've ever had. I'm not really sure what sumac berries taste like though! Peaches & Cream - Another amazing soda, this time a fresh peach juice flavor with cream added. It's like drinking carbonated peach juice. I normally don't like grape flavored soda since it usually tastes so artificial, but considering how good the fruit sodas are here, I regret not buying that flavor as well. Heck, I should have bought a ton more soda of every variety to tide us over the next 2 weeks of our trip! It's really some excellent soda. Unfortunately, none of the other shops in the Navajo Nation I visited afterwards stocked Navajo Fizz! The travel plaza also sells all sort of Navajo cuisine staples. Stuff like roasted blue/yellow/white cornmeal, juniper ash, greenthread tea, steam corn, frybread mix, etc. As we found out later, it's actually cheaper here than many of the Bashas' Dine' grocery stores in the Navajo Nation. Navajo Blue Travel Plaza has instantly become a must stop destination anytime I'm in the area again. The sodas are just so good, and the Navajo food they sell seems to be pretty great as well!

This place was clean and had a variety of great snacks. We opted for healthier stuff... mini…read morepackage of olives, fruit, string cheese... There wasn't much so much to choose from, including blue corn mush and blue corn cookies. There were hot items ready for the breakfast crowd. There were chachkis, too. Staff were helpful.

I would of filled up my tank if it didn't take 4 mins to get 3 Gallons. You can pee faster then the…read moregas coming out of the pump. What is going on?

A good rest stop to refuel and use the restrooms. Bathrooms are super clean. They also have a…read morevariety of snacks and food if you're super hungry. Gas is $2.69/ gallon FYI! They have the best beef jerky. $2.49/piece

Not much to say. If…read moreyou're driving down the road and you've got to go, this is the place for you. Pretty basic rest stop to relieve oneself. Surprisingly clean inside. Wasn't defiled by graffiti artists or anything. Seemed to be well stocked with toilet seat covers and toilet paper. There was a sign warning about critters and even poisonous critters in the vicinity. Also, a rather large parking area for both cars and semi-trucks or trucks with campers, etc. towed behind them. If you're driving and get tired, please pull in and rest for a bit, that's why it is called a rest stop, right? It was better than expected, rather busy, and very safe. Definitely a decent place to stop and use the facilities.

Tonopah, AZ. Nov, 2025. We visited this rest area on I-10 eastbound, traveling from Phoenix to the…read moreCalifornia border. It's near mile marker 87, about 64 miles west of Phoenix, AZ and 68 miles east of Quartzsite, AZ. The rest area has clean restroom facilities, plenty of parking for vehicles of different sizes (from motorcycles to 18-wheelers), several picnic areas, dog walking area, snack machines behind heavy metal bars, and a water spigot. There are some fun informational signs about topics unique to Arizona --(1) rattlesnakes, Gila monsters, and scorpions. (2) state parks, attractions. (3) fun facts about cacti. (4) and my favorite, the 5 Cs of Arizona: cattle, citrus, climate, copper, and cotton. My understanding is that Arizona allows motorists to stay here overnight, and restrooms are open 24/7; however, it's likely to be very noisy given its proximity to the freeway and the high volume of trucks and traffic coming into the rest area.

A mad pre-breakfast dash up the Black Canyon Freeway (AKA I-17) brought us to Cordes Junction. We…read morepeeped into McDonald's on our October Saturday morning. A herd of humans milling around an ordering touchscreen, the nearest human employee face Far Far Away. We returned to the car, crossed the street to Pilot, got a reasonably priced sausage biscuit and small coffee served with a wide. bright smile, ate at an indoor table and visited the pre-drive facilities with zero pain and effort. We raced away to our destination.

Subway associate was very rude, and unprofessional, this was yesterday on our drive back to…read moreCalifornia. The other associate was okay. I know it's fast food but customer service is important and makes a big difference. We needed to grab a bite and hit the road, and this staff member made us talk about him and complain about his rudeness.

No alert that the station was out of gas! We used google and there was no indication that they were…read moreunder construction. Stay away and gas up early! We had to call AAA to get gas to the nearest station which was very near. Very high prices at market and they charge $1 to use the porta potty. Avoid!

This is a great meet up location if doing things in the area and also a really good stop if you're…read moretraveling on the 64 corridor headed to the Grand Canyons. I came in twice today, once in the morning to use their restrooms and also once in the evening after my cave trip, again to use the bathroom. I was tired a bit from working hard all day and got to see a really cool virgin cave that had a 30 feet vertical and it was soo good to see this place on my drive back out to civilization! I got one of those cappuccinos from the machines and while not what I usually drink, it was good to have this for the 3 hour drive ahead. Plenty of snacks to buy here and Grand Canyon and AZ souvenirs. Bathrooms clean and very needed. Staff helpful and nice. I'd definitely come back in again when in the area!

First of all, this place is cool and quiet. It's quaint and well maintained. It's just off the…read morebeaten path and Carol who works in the front office is just the most accommodating person ever! I'd almost rather stay here than go home. It's really a cool little spot. Almost like you're on a vacation even though for me it's a staycation. I'd highly recommend! Clean and quiet! Love it!

Small hole in the wall..... Great big under rated gem! Quick drive to all the places to see in the…read morearea. No frills but gets the job done. Room was very spacious and clean. Staff was friendly and helpful. Breakfast is mainly starch but it's more than you get other places for the price. It was busy each of the 5 nights we stayed. Walls can be thin...we could hear our neighbor snoring. Didn't bother us as we just turned on the AC. Not much to do in the town but again you're close enough to everything else in the area. If you're looking for something to eat check out the Outpost, small bar/restaurant that serves GREAT CHICKEN! All in all if you're looking for a place to lay your head and don't require the frills of high end, this is the place for you.