Truck parking near you
Public rest areas, truck stops, and lots tagged for trucks, across the United States. Space counts appear when a source reported them. This is not a live “spots left” board.
8,207Locations
44,945Known spaces
50States with lots
October 22Updated
Major interstates
I-80 447I-90 385I-40 308I-10 307I-75 282I-70 261I-95 241I-20 222I-94 200I-35 193I-5 188I-15 134 All routes
Browse by state
Alabama 178 Alaska 17 Arizona 201 Arkansas 140 California 413 Colorado 122 Connecticut 55 Delaware 6 District of Columbia 0 Florida 268 Georgia 269 Hawaii 8 Idaho 76 Illinois 359 Indiana 204 Iowa 198 Kansas 148 Kentucky 143 Louisiana 111 Maine 68 Maryland 73 Massachusetts 88 Michigan 223 Minnesota 206 Mississippi 124 Missouri 231 Montana 133 Nebraska 107 Nevada 112 New Hampshire 35 New Jersey 92 New Mexico 155 New York 253 North Carolina 181 North Dakota 73 Ohio 387 Oklahoma 233 Oregon 157 Pennsylvania 216 Rhode Island 14 South Carolina 148 South Dakota 63 Tennessee 228 Texas 751 Utah 154 Vermont 67 Virginia 141 Washington 152 West Virginia 54 Wisconsin 228 Wyoming 144
Before you park
Overnight parking basics
Hours of service, why the last exit is a bad plan, and what this directory will not promise.
Free vs paid truck parking
How to read the fee label, and why a truck stop is often both.
More on restarts, full lots, winter parking, oversize loads, and bad pins.
- Plan a 34-hour restart off the interstate
- Reserved, paid, and bobtail signs
- When the first overnight lot is full
- Parking a truck in snow and ice
- Where an oversized load can stop
- Parking at a shipper or warehouse
- Team driving and split sleeper stops
- Rest area or truck stop for 10 hours
- How to correct a wrong listing
- How city truck parking rules work