It is a nice rest stop off the I-95 going south. It is near Port St. Lucie so it is a good point…read morefor us to stop for our hour plus trip to home. This rest stop had many picnic table and benches, as well as vending machine with snacks. It also has a place for your dogs to take a walk. The restrooms were clean and very large as well. Nice basic rest stop!

We were so happy when we got out of the car here heading south in late November- it was our first…read morewarm sunshine spot! We had been in Florida for a few hours but only here was it finally warm. The rest area is in the older side but well maintained. Lots of tables outside.

Decent enough rest area just south of exit 333. It is relatively well-maintained and clean. It is…read moreyour typical Florida rest area layout and a good stop before getting in the Jacksonville, Florida general area.

A good stop for visitors traveling northbound on I-95 The…read moreSt. Johns County rest area on northbound I-95 is a convenient stop for travelers looking to take a break. It is located just north of St. Augustine, off the right side of the road and offers ample parking options, including spaces for cars, RVs, and trucks. The parking area is well-maintained, well-marked, and easily navigable. The Parking for cars is between the main building and the road. It is an open-air central walkway with bathrooms to either side. The restrooms were clean and well-kept. The vending machines offer a variety of snacks and drinks, catering to those in need of a quick refreshment. Additionally, the rest area features at least 9 covered picnic tables, 3 on the north side and 6 on the south side. They offer a pleasant spot to stretch your legs and enjoy a meal. For travelers with pets, there is a designated pet walking area, allowing your furry friends to get some exercise. Overall, the St. Johns County rest area on I-95 northbound is a comfortable stop with clean facilities, ample parking, and useful amenities. It's a great place to recharge or take a break before continuing your journey.

Bathrooms are clean and they have toddler toilet and sink in women restroom . They also have a…read morefamily restroom. Vending machine and television with the weather channel streaming. Not posting pictures very sensitive climate of a restroom full of women and children.

Stopped here over a week while exploring the area over a holiday. We made reaervations over the…read morephone and the front staff were all kind and friendly. Extended our stay with no problems even over a major holiday weekend they went out of their way to adjust for us to stay a few extra days. This park has a lot of long term campers, mostly in the back half of the park around the lake/pond, and up in the tree line. Our site, upfront just off the entry was a short walk to the pool with a nice shade tree. Mostly level packed dirt and gravel, had to use a couple blocks and manually adjust everything a little but it worked. 50 amp FHU in the back right corner with the utility connections fairly close to each other, and worked as they should. The front area appears to be where those staying short term set camp. We had folks around us just overnight on a couple nights. The other rigs were at least a couple spaces away that stayed more than a couple days. The park, at least where we were, was peaceful, clean and comfortable. During the week day very quiet and relaxed. We used the pool a few times, in the evenings and early mornings it was well maintained, clean and hardly used. The check in office/camp store/laundry is in the A frame by the pool as you enter the park. Its dated, but clean and serves its purpose. The park has RV, cabin and tent sites, each with a picnic table and fire ring and various types of hook ups. An older park, better than a lot, not as good as some 3.5 Stars - rounded up for the kind helpful staff 01244

This is our second time staying here. Clean facilities and a very friendly staff. Right off 95…read moremaking a nice stay. Close by amenities are a plus. Our last stay was fantastic but I'm sorry to say there were a few setback. 1 Ants, Ants and more Ants!! I don't know if it's just the season but it was nearly impossible to sit outside. 2. Diesel trucks with bone rattling exhaust systems. I know we're parked by the main road, but I thought there was quiet time here. These things were going by all night long doesn't make for a good sleep. Maybe getting a site in a different area is the way to go. Not going to be a fun drive today.

Named after Carson Daly…read more Pretty adorable little rest area where I spent the night in Virginia, and it's perfectly safe and is nice and leafy and quiet and I appreciate all those things. One thing I do recall: it just got a little busy at night and could use some extra parking spots but overall I think it's really good.

after dealing with various and several indignities up north I didn't feel like dropping a dime for…read morea nap since I was just a few hours away from home so I pulled into this dimmer than usual rest area around 1:00am and nodded off, got up a couple hours later out of necessity but didn't see much scenery through tired eyes and never noticed another person which made this stop very nearly perfect! BTW: VDOT officially lists the rest stop as Dinwiddie Safety Rest Area South

Laundry rooms dirty. Reps at counter very nice…read more Bar tenders nice, music is terrible. A lot of profanity. N bombs. Difficult to enjoy the food and drinking. Parking is terrible, carpool. You have to call to ask for more towels/tissue in your room. Do Not recommend if possible get a hotel off post.

Decent hotel, clean and for the most part well kept. Frustrating part is that after I checked out…read moreand flew back to the west coast, I noticed the charge on my credit card from the hotel was nearly $81.48 over what it should have been. On top of that I cannot reach anyone to explain to me why.

It's difficult to review based on a stay during a tropical storm, however, this KOA does have some…read morepros and cons. The drive through campsites are pretty decent, clean and well maintained. The sewer connection is a bit on the high side, so flushing the black and grey tanks takes a bit of effort. I do like the fact that the connection is a bit high to keep some water in the connection preventing pests and gasses from coming back through the line and into the RV. The common areas appear to also be clean and well maintained. The pool was not open - but it's not like one needs to go swimming during a downpour. Kids play areas looked good, and the campground has a nice half court basketball set up near the bath house. Friendly and accommodating staff. With all that said, there were some not so great things about the place. The nearby train tracks running trains blowing their horns all night - not a good way to get a good night's sleep. The wood bundles are very light compared other KOA's and local stores. If it rains, the wood that's for sale gets wet and does not burn well. The Bathrooms are hit and miss - sometimes clean, most of the time not so much. Okay, I get it, the public uses them and people can be slobs and gross. The store does not seem to stock much in the way of perishable foods like meats/eggs/bacon. I get they would charge more than a local store but it would make sense to have it available for the convenience.

Thankfully we only stayed one night…read more Let's talk about the good first. Checking in, the staff was very friendly and welcoming. All of the facilities were very clean including the beautiful pool. Unfortunately there are two main reasons we would not stay again. The first is that the septic inlet was at the very end of the spot. (Site 3 specifically but also other sites nearby). We needed to park at the end of the "driveway" which was less than ideal with the unlevel gravel surface. Thankfully we had long hoses but otherwise we would've been *sol*. The second is the train. Wow did it sound like it was right outside of the campground. Between 10 pm and 6 am we were woken up at least 2, probably 3, times by the train. Although I love KOAs, I would not return.

The 1910 train station is not the "historic" one that is located about 2 blocks to the west that…read morewas there during the Civil War. This building is owned by The City of Petersburg and can be rented for special events. The building has neo-classical elements to it inside in its decoration that speaks to its period history. Train service stopped in the City in the 1970s. If you are looking for the Amtrak Station it is on the north side of the river.