Nicest rest stop I've ever seen. Beautiful green grass and sits next to the river. Even got to…read moresee a deer.

One of the challenges on road trips is stopping for potty breaks for both humans and dogs…read more Maybe I've read too many murder mysteries, but I always approach a rest stop with a certain amount of trepidation. I am happy to share that this was quite a pleasant surprise. You can walk on the pathway and see the river flowing by. So relaxing. There is a lot of beautiful green grass and the bathrooms were clean. The only negative and it is kind of a big one is dogs are not allowed on the grass. The potty area for dogs is a dry dirt and weed area. I know it would be hard to maintain grass with people at pets urinating on it, but it was a little disappointing, considering the rest of the rest office is so pretty.

We arrived here in the morning while they were having an event for their volunteers and we were…read morehelped by a lovely 88 year old volunteer and her son. We had our dog with us outside and they were so sweet to her. Our dog wasn't allowed in the building but I was able to go in during the meeting and still find some good info for our trip. The facility is nice with plenty of parking and even though we came on a busy day we still felt welcomed and appreciated. I definitely recommend this stop to anyone heading to the area.

This welcome center has information organized by Oregon region ... very easy to navigate and I…read morecan't imagine needing anything more. The lady at the desk was very gracious, helping us navigate the center and providing helpful information about the differences between areas of Oregon. I'm so glad we stopped in!

There was not any toilet paper to be found in any of the stalls. Good thing I carry extra TP with…read moreme any place I go just in case the paper is gone. I don't want to sound disgusted but this time I was. The floors were a little tad messy but I chalk that up to lazy patrons who could make an effort to pick up the paper off the floor that they drop.

Who doesn't want to wee at Weed? Sorry my bad. The easy on easy off rest stop is a good place to…read morestop for a break. It is always clean and a great view of Mt. Shasta.

I'm giving these folks five stars because they're experts at milking cows. And they really know…read morewho the cows are. I wanted to make a reservation with them and all of the online sites had the rate at about $93/night. When I called though they told me the rate was $97/night. So I figured I wait until it was closer to the time I was going to travel. As I waited the rate kept going up and up and up, to the point where it was about $110/night. And then I figured, the hell with them I'll find another place. Yreka is about 35 to 40 miles from Ashland, Oregon and I found a hotel, at least equally as good for the same night in Ashland for at least $20 less (more if you include the lack of taxes) and only $3 more than the price they first quoted. And Ashland is a nicer town with more amenities than Yreka. In addition, gasoline is cheaper in Ashland (or nearby) if you need to fill up (I did). I was traveling well over 300 miles that day and the extra 40 to 45 minutes from Ashland versus Yreka wasn't much of a big deal. But particularly because when I called them they were insistent on charging me more than the online rate I stayed in an equally nice place and in a nicer town. So these folks can continue to milk the ignorant cows without really knowing who their competition is. I might have dropped off some sand so they can pound on it, but I was passing through and really didn't want to stop. Mooo.

We really loved our room. It was spacious and updated. The free welcome snacks and breakfast were…read moresubstantial and delicious. However, the pool area does not have cushions on its chairs when they were clearly meant to have cushions, and there were never enough pool towels (or any) in the pool area. Limited shade in the pool area as well, despite openings for umbrellas. We had a three-night stay and had to beg for maid service on day 2. Our smoke alarm started chirping on day 3 and I had to make several phone calls until it was fixed; however, despite all this, it was still a decent hotel.

*** 2025 review #42 ***…read more CLEAN rest stop on the road! -00- So nice when it's kept in good conditions.

This is the cleanest rest stop I've ever seen. Clean. Well-stocked with the necessities. Just so ya…read moreknow.

The last stop before you pass to Oregon. Very pleasant and serene for a rest stop that feels so far…read morefrom society lol

Great for daytime but if u want a quick snooze forget it. People would not just honk but lay on…read moretheir horns the entire length of tunnel, even the semi trucks. Felt like I was in a sleep deprivation twilight zone episode... An episode that was looping as soon as you'd fall asleep!!!

2.4.24: Traveling through and we stopped at this rest stop for a quick break. It's really nice and…read morewell maintained. There's lots of space and open areas. The women's bathrooms were soooo clean! Hats off to the people who take care of the Midland Rest Area.

Nice scenic spot to rest. Restrooms are good. There is a nice little trail to take a walk and…read morestretch your legs.

This is a beautiful rest area! I spent the night in an RV with my 2 small dogs. Was so quiet, we…read moregot great sleep. There were a few trains in the middle of the night but I like trains so no biggie. Bathrooms were very clean

Everything was so clean here including the bathrooms. The…read morechipmunks come up to you which was cute. Love how they have a memorial for the cal trans workers. Highly recommend this rest area

great location for a rest zone. Getting out of the car and stretching legs is a good idea in order…read moreto feel comfy in the car for a long ride down the highway. The view is beautiful and is meant to be enjoyed. The parking area was clean and not any papers were littering the ground. It is nice to see the effort made to keep the place looking nice for everyone.

These folks have the system down. One of my favorite observations is how I am welcomed at the front…read moredesk. From my very first stay as a brand new rewards member, and 99.99% of the time thereafter, I have been greeted with a "Thank you for being a _________ level rewards member." I always take the time to remark to staff how amazed I am at the consistency of that small gesture. I'm now at the top tier (after four years of patronage) and it is still consistent. I thanked the person for the appreciation and was gifted a little Valentine's Day goodie bag. It had candy in it, sour candy which I am particularly fond of. This location is fairly new or recently renovated - oddly enough the toilet seat was one item showing wear. But carpet, decor, tile, all looked newer. In the dining area, they have the Costa Coffee automatic brewing machines. Those are fairly new addition in some of the properties and it really ups the coffee quality. Yreka also employed one of my favorite condiments, half and half in an insulated pitcher. I don't expect this at small town properties. It is pretty common in Washington and Oregon, where the populace takes their coffee more seriously. So, that was an especially pleasant discovery in the morning. The room was an upgrade to a suite (thank you!) and spacious. Though not a suite in the traditional sense. I didn't really care. It just had a love seat or small couch and coffee table in the room. I had time for breakfast, unfortunately bacon was not offered. So, I selected scrambled eggs, biscuits and gravy. It was okay. The biscuits were moist, the gravy lukewarm (not a huge fan of sausage gravy) and the fake eggs (I'm sure made from some packaged eggs.) were edible. But the coffee was good, even better with the fresh half and half. All HIEs have a great spread for their complimentary breakfast. Usually something for everyone. Pancake machine, warm cinnamon rolls, cereals, some form of eggs, and a breakfast meat or two, fruit, yogurt, juices etc. If you are ever in Yreka, consider the Holiday Inn Express. It is a good deal and

Hotel is clean, staff is kind…read more Unfortunately the fellow guests created a less than ideal stay. #1 around 9:30 PM the entire second floor was permeated in a burnt toast/popcorn smell, likely due to a guest microwaving something in their room. We had to roll up towels to try to block it from entering our room under the door. Honestly surprised a smoke detector wasn't triggered #2 around 6:00 AM the guests directly above us clearly had kids who proceeded to run back and forth for 2 solid hours....so much for sleeping in. Breakfast staff named Amber is absolutely lovely! Food was typical hotel breakfast.