This is a nice shaded rest stop area w picnic tables. There are 4 ladies rest room stalls, one of…read morewhich was handicap accessible. There is also a fold down changing table w a wall built in for privacy. When I walked in it wreaked of urine though. 2 stalls were out of paper & one was locked w the yellow stand that goes on wet floors hanging over the door. The left faucet water would not come on but at least there was soap & the right faucet worked. A man knocked on the door when I was about to walk out. He was just in time bc this restroom NEEDED his attention desperately. I'm sure if I hadn't walked in at the very end of a shift before a cleaning that this would be a great restroom at a rest stop. The water fountain water was HOT though. We had drinks in the car. I was just curious if the drinking fountain actually worked. My advice: Don't use it! This place would've gotten 2 stars but the man arriving to clean, saved it.

Men's restroom: the hand soap dispenser works, but the sink doesn't turn on--no water at all. I…read moreended up leaving with soap still on my hands.

Recently stopped here along the way to San Antonio. This place was awesome and worth checking out!…read moreI love the detail and history that goes into this rest stop and so far every rest stop along interstate 10. Tons of parking spaces for cars and trucks with clean restrooms and great amenities. Great place to check out in the summer to escape the scorching sun.

Rest stops!?!? Hell no. I always thought they were dirty, run down and always non air…read moreconditioned bathrooms. Not the case at all. So my father being as old as he is has to stop every 60 miles to go to the bathroom, damn all that medicine he takes. Any ways....i decided to stop and stretch a bit while he ran in. Right when you get into parking lot it's free and clear of any trash. The bathrooms are located inside the rest stop building that has a small museum in it with snacks and drinks. There is even a kids play area right outside that is pretty solid. New and shaded area for a quick pic nic and a few nice trees with park benches underneath them. Now if you have the four legged family pet there is also a dog walking trail. I don't of course so I didn't check it out. I'm really impressed. It felt like I was in a huge park ready to enjoy some perfect scenery. If you ever need to stop and stretch this is a location I would suggest. It's definitely not like the scene in the movie "There's Something about Mary" with Ben Stiller and Cameron Diaz. If you haven't seen this movie before sure to YT that scene. You will get the joke. Cheers All...

This is a nice and well maintained rest area, well lit, staffed with security, clean restrooms,…read moreample parking, picnic areas, and pretty landscaping.

The only thing I don't like about this rest stop is the gap between the bathroom stalls. You can…read moreeasily see the person standing waiting in line... other than that it's a nice place! It's shaded with lots of parking. There's three bathrooms on both sides. There's some cool things inside to look at! It's always very clean too. The vending machine made me laugh! Just one Oreo packed left waiting to be eaten!

Another great rest stop that I passed up along Interstate 10 heading to San Antonio . This one by…read morefar is my favorite rest stop in Texas at this moment. This rest up has a lot of great things to check out besides their clean restrooms it's very interactive and full of rich and insightful history that's worth stopping along the highway and checking out. Plenty of parking for cars, trucks RVs Etc.

First, the landscaping outside is beautiful. The people in charge of keeping the grounds clean &…read morelandscaped are doing an excellent job. Inside the ladies room needed some work. One bathroom stall was completely out of commission. That's understandable. It happens but the smell was pretty bad. It hit me like a ton of bricks when I walked in. Also, there are 2 sinks but only one faucet worked & I'm assuming that bc of that, only one had soap. Other than those issues in the ladies room, this was a nice, convenient roadside stop. I stopped during the day so I can't tell you how well lit it is.

During my stretch between Houston and San Marcos, I stopped here for a rest. I didn't realize that…read morethey have a trail system on-site which is always a win-win for me. The parking lot is huge separating 18-wheelers to the vehicles. It's very seldom that rest stops have museums inside them, but at this one they do. Very cool. History about the general area and who was the mastermind behind the creation of the rest stop. I learned facts about Seguin that I knew nothing about. Amazing! The ladies restroom was immaculate clean and smelled good too! I admired the turquoise blue doors and how pretty the restroom was. I can't wait to stop here again!

What an amazing rest stop! We popped by for a quick picnic on our way home to Houston and…read morediscovered there's a small, fun walking trail behind the rest stop. Bathrooms are spotless. A much better stop than the crazy busy Buccee's up the road.

Texas is a humongous state, that's for sure!…read more This seems like an odd listing ... it would be more appropriate to be titled "City of Seguin" rather than the State of Texas. Never-the-less, it is listed here. In 2 months time, I have been through the entire state of Texas, traveling on I-10 three times. The first 2 times, I only drove for like an hour and was practically run off the side of the road by a Semi-Truck. He turned his blinker on and came right on over. I was so scared, my husband took over right after I pulled off at an exit. The third time, I had no choice but to be brave and take my chances. Yet again, there were 2 truckers that had me really scared. They pull over whenever they feel like it. It is insane! I can't say they were Texans, because these trucks are from anywhere! I've been through & stayed in Seguin a few times, just off the Interstate. If you are Eastbound on I-10 from Houston to Beaumont, there is a rest area called James Taylor White Safety Rest Area. It is just about halfway between the two cities. This place is a very modern and clean place to stop & take a look. It also has a neat fenced in playground for the little ones to use up some energy. There are also paths for walks. Texas has the San Antonio Riverwalk, The Alamo, Amusement Parks, NASA Space Center, Zoos, Caverns, beaches, and a whole bunch more attractions! Be sure to stop in at the Welcome Centers and pick up brochures, or look online, or even go to a Travel Agency of some sort to help you find things to do while in Texas. The possibilities are endless!

No road trip to Austin feels complete without a stop at Buc-ee's off I-35 North near New Braunfels…read more Whether you need a bathroom break, a quick breakfast, or snacks for the drive, this place always delivers. The snack selection is endless--perfect for keeping you energized or, if you go heavy on the carbs, ready for a nap. Despite the constant crowds, the restrooms are consistently spotless and spacious, which is a reason enough to stop. Prices have definitely gone up, but Buc-ee's is still worth the visit. Stretch your legs, stock up on snacks, and enjoy one of the biggest Buc-ee's in Texas. It's a road trip tradition that never gets old.

I-35 seems to average a Buc-ee's every 50 miles. That's fine if they're anything like the one in…read moreNew Braunfels. This 65k+ Sq Ft mecca of goodness has the cleanest bathrooms in the stretch between San Antonio to Austin with delectable eats, an endless wall of fountain drinks including Arizona products (you don't see that anywhere else), and most importantly, the roasted pecans. There's over 1000 reviews here so my review just adds to the noise and means nothing. There's the typical Buc-ee's merch if you need to brag to everyone. There's your fudge, your jerky, your BBQ sammies, and your beaver nuggets. The world is your oyster, but to my knowledge they don't sell those. RIYL: BRISKET. ON THE BOARDDDD

I ended up in Texas because of a guy with a Buc-ee's T-shirt…read more About year ago while shopping for groceries at Freddy's (aka Fred Meyer) I saw some guy confidently wearing a red t-shirt with a cartoon looking beaver on it. I was like, "Um, ok, what's that about?" I got home and looked it up. I found out it was Texan company. Then I decided I wanted to visit the biggest Buc-ee's in the Lone Star State. We landed in San Antonio and rented a car. Thankfully it didn't have a California license plate. We drove to Luling on our way to Austin. We pulled into the Buc-ee's parking lot. We saw the gas prices. Gas in Texas is more affordable than Washington State. Took a photo with the metal critter in front of the entrance then made our way into the store. Spacious, busy. Bathroom was clean. We picked up some brisket sandwiches and some sodas. Food is more affordable in Texas. We also bought some souvenirs to take back home including a red shirt with the beaver.

Buc-ee's is known for spotless cleaning, smiling faces, fast paced and good energy. Went there…read moretoday at 7:40pm and it wasn't too good. Restrooms had two hand soap dispensers completely broken, paper towel in the corner on the floors, soda station a mess and not wiped, slushie station a mess, coffee sauces out, empty bottles sitting there, coffee machines dusty with beans all over. Come on Buc-ee's. Is the normal standard not there anymore. No more wow factor anymore? Or getting too big that procedure is being lost in the process? Didn't look like people were working and the ones who were seemed very unhappy and not guest focused. Coming from someone in management for the past 15 years. Maybe it's just this Buc-ee's that needs work?