Decent gas station with some good snacks and what you would expect. Wish they had more vegan…read moreoptions!

Fuel pump handles leak fuel on the ground, there's trash piled up at the fuel islands, window wash…read morebuckets are empty..over all just a mess. Not to mention the price markup is insane compared to the other truck stops..If you have enough fuel and can make it into kfalls hit loves or pilot or pilot going north

We were driving south on I-5 from Salem towards Eugene and needed a quick and convenient stop. This…read morerest area was relatively close to where we were and much easier than exiting the freeway to search for gas stations or other options. We've stopped here many times over the years, and while it's familiar, it wouldn't rank among our favorite rest areas. We've visited quite a few across the country that offer more modern facilities or a better overall experience. That said, this location does have a fairly nice shaded picnic area, which would likely be a pleasant spot during warmer and drier months, even though we typically don't take advantage of those features. On this particular visit, the rest area served its purpose well. The restrooms were accessible, the stop felt straightforward and efficient, and we were able to get in and out without much delay. It was adequate for what we needed at the time, allowing us to get back on the road quickly and continue our drive south.

This rest area is along I-5 north of Eugene, Oregon (so please don't move it, Yelp!). A great spot…read morefor a stretch and it's got quite a bit of greenery around. Completely overcast (when is it not?) so I wasn't concerned about shade as I took a quick nap in the Sprinter van. Restrooms in good condition with picnic tables under the trees, vending machines and a display of travel brochures, what more do you need? My only complaint is that the entrance doesn't have any sort of turn to slow people down as they enter from the highway. [Review 20935 overall - 23 in Oregon - 1919 of 2023.]

Pretty cool spot to rest if you are doing the Portland/San Francisco drive. Clean facilities and…read morenice little trails to check out while stretching out and breathing. Not much else to say about it, except that its a peaceful place to chill out between long periods of driving.

Great view out back, but that's about all I can say. Place was disgustingly dirty, does not look…read morelike State Parks cares about maintaining the joint. You're better off holding it until you get into Medford, or a business in Rogue River.

There are both I-5 northbound and southbound rest areas at Getting Creek which is about 20 miles…read moresouth from Eugene. I went to the southbound one which was not big but had what you would need for a rest stop. It even had a coffee shop which I don't think I've seen before at a rest stop. There were multiple sets of restrooms and tables. There's not much space for oversized vehicles but is decent for taking a break from driving.

While the overall condition and aesthetics of this rest stop were perfectly normal and actually…read morepretty solid for what it is, it has the distinction of being the only rest stop I've ever visited with live music. It was late afternoon, and I was in the last stretch of my drive back to Vancouver from Medford. Biology was insistent that I stop, and I was amused that this guy was singing away in the cold. He sounded really good, but I didn't feel like pausing in my journey. I snapped a pic to commemorate the occasion. :)

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!

They have an array of books and magazines as well as Oregon posters and photos! I was quite…read moresurprised! I've been to a few welcome centers in the states. Being a prior military service member you see a lot of states. And the welcome centers are a great way to learn what your state has to offer! I loved that they had collectable cards too that have different Oregon attractions! If you're looking for something to do or even passing by! Stop on in!

A safe place to rest 44 miles outside of Bend, Oregon. No shade. Pit toilets. Place to exercise…read moreanimals. Long spaces for oversized vehicles. Desert for miles.

Rest stop auto and equestrian. Dry toilet and hand sanitizer. Accessible from both directions…read more Surprisingly clean for what it is and where. Limited RV/truck parking.

I've never stayed here; I live in Klamath. But I stop by the deli any time I'm passing by. We love…read moretheir selection and try to support them! Great organic espresso drinks, and my kids love the not too sweet organic, fair trade hot cocoa! Organic produce, organic snacks, organic basic grocery staples, some natural body care and pet food items, etc.

Really insane reviews for this place. I didn't stay at the campground but made a stop at the store…read morefor some wine. For being the only market for miles the prices were very reasonable! Also had coffee and lots of other simple meals/food and groceries for travelers or campers. A very kind older woman checked me out and I was on my way!

We stayed here one night on our way through town on a 10 day road trip…read more Our room was great! Very nicely kept, updated, and had everything we could have possibly needed. The furniture is very nice, the bed was very comfortable, the electric fire place kept us warm through the night and we loved the rustic feel of the entire place. Even the bathroom is nicely updated and spacious with a great shower. The lodge sits in a nice neighborhood a little off the beaten path. Town is a quick drive away if you need to stock up on anything, find a restaurant, or stores. There is a small fridge available in the rooms. There is a common area with a hot tub and a grill that can be used but we didn't check out that area so I can't give it any rating with my review. The owners of the lodge also have the MotoFantasy business at this location if you'd like to rent a motorcycle to tour around on. We got a chance to look at some of the bikes, and chat with one of the owners, but didn't have time on our trip to rent a bike. Our only complaint was how loud the noise is from others staying in the lodge. It's not that the neighboring people are intentionally being loud. The lodge itself just has a very hollow sound throughout and isn't set up to soften the noise coming from other rooms. We could clearly hear others talking, phones beeping and ringing, TV, doors opening and closing, others showering, toilets flushing and just general walking and moving around. It made for a loud evening & morning. We left pretty early due to this. Overall, we enjoyed our visit to the area. It's a very nice lodge and an awesome place to check out the motorcycles. Just bring some ear plugs for a good nights sleep.

We stayed in the "Fall Suite" for a quick Saturday get away. I couldn't find our check-in email so…read moreI called and Gloria, who was incredibly sweet, confirmed our stay and even texted good directions. We were met by the cleaning lady as we arrived. I didn't catch her name but she was very friendly. She asked if we needed anything after doing a quick scan of our room and even went to see if she could find decaf coffee for us. Which speaking of coffee, its a real coffee pot with real coffee! Not just the pods. Some stir sticks would be nice. Our two good sized dogs had plenty of yard to run around (we made sure to clean up after them immediately each time). The room was clean and cute. We did move the furniture around to suite us better. The chair sits in front of the couch due to it being a small room. It still worked perfect for us. We sat on the couch and used the ottoman to play cards and dice while we watched a Halloween movie. The gas fireplace in the corner was a nice touch. It was a super cozy evening! There are two adjoining doors on either side of the room if you had friends or family in other rooms. The refer is a good size for drinks and snacks. The bathroom is big with a big walk in shower. Easily fit 2 of us. It did take me several minutes of messing with all the knobs to figure out the shower. The water pressure was just OK. The temperature knob was very touchy... quickly went from warm to hot. Check in and out was super simple. I sent a text to Gloria and she was quick to respond. I am giving 5 stars, even with the minor issues, because overall it was a great stay and we will be back for sure!

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.