Are interstate rest stops open in Florida?

The facilities in our Welcome Centers and Interstate Rest Areas are open and maintained 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for your comfort and convenience. The State of Florida’s Welcome Centers, Rest Areas and Turnpike Service Plazas are generally equipped with phones for use by travelers in case of emergency.

Are there rest areas in Florida?

The Florida Department of Transportation operates 53 rest areas at 35 sites along Florida’s interstate highways to provide safe, secure and comfortable rest stops for Florida travelers.

Where can you park overnight in Florida?

Overnight Parking

  • WALMART. At one time Walmart stores offered at most of their locations an open invitation to RV Camper owners to park at their stores overnight as long as parking was in the uncongested areas of the parking lots (Not in front).
  • INTERSTATE REST AREAS.
  • CRACKER BARREL.
  • TRUCK STOPS.
  • OTHER PLACES.

Does I 75 in Florida have rest stops?

Florida rest areas and service plazas along I-75 are listed below….Florida Rest Areas and Service Plazas.

MM Exit Description Exit Services
346 northbound/southbound access Rest Area Public Rest Rooms Public Telephones Vending Machines Picnic Area
307 northbound/southbound access Rest Area Public Rest Rooms Public Telephones Picnic Area

Can you sleep in your car at Walmart in Florida?

1. Walmart. You may have already heard that it is completely legal to park and sleep overnight in your vehicle at all Walmart parking lots. This has been true in all of our experiences.

Do Florida rest areas allow overnight parking?

Yes, overnight parking is allowed. However, due to the short three hour time limit, it’s not very practical. But because these rest areas are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, you can arrive late at night, and effectively stay overnight. Keep in mind that all Florida rest areas have 24-hour security on site.

Does I 95 in Florida have rest stops?

Florida Rest Areas and Service Plazas along Interstate 95 are listed below. These listings run north to south. All Florida rest areas are referenced by mile marker. Facilities such as rest rooms, picnic areas and public telephones, are shown as well as food and gas at the larger service centers.