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 by this rest stop for a quick bathroom break and picnic and it was one of the better rest…read morestops that we've encountered throughout our travels. Bathrooms were very clean and very spacious outdoors, perfect for people who want to stop by and have a picnic. There is picnic benches and grass for kids to play on with beautiful flowers surrounding them. There is convenient visitors center also. Plenty of parking, snacks, & soda machines that can take care of you.

A nice stop when traveling northbound on I-95 There are 1…read moreWelcome Center and 4 Safety Rest areas along the northbound lanes of I-95. This particular rest stop is at mile marker 37 northbound. It is a right-hand exit off the interstate. The car parking lot is closest to the road, namely and left after you exit. The trucks should follow the road to the right after the exit. There are plenty of car spaces and a limited number of truck spots. The area has lots of trees and plenty of shade with a single-story brick building in the portion of land between the two lots. The outside area was well-maintained and clean. According to their website, they are open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, to all vehicles. There is a large atrium inside the building with a pretty floor. There was an informational display containing a state map in the center vending machines to the side and restrooms on either side of the center. The restrooms were dated in their design but they were tiled, clean, and functional. Overall, a decent place to stop for a break, rest or to stretch your legs as you travel north on I-95.

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

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.

This particular rest stop sticks out more than the others. All bathrooms stalls on the lady's are…read morevery clean. They had toddler friendly stalls. The sink was one long sink consisting of several touchless faucets and touchless soap. They had a two way door less entry which always prevents congestion. There was a vending machine area. Many parking lots for travelers and large enough for campers and such. Great rest stop!

Cars only, no trucks. Interesting. Welcome to Virginia! Very crowded even on a Monday. But don't…read morepanic if there are no spaces in front, as there is more parking behind the building. There are picnic tables here, but with so much traffic a stone's throw away, it may not be your first choice for a meal.

Used the restroom here. Delightful to report that the lady's room was HEATED…read more 35 degrees Fahrenheit today. How wonderful to relax in a comfortable climate. It was very tidy. One bldg is for toilets . The other bldg is for tourism brochures. Thanks to the employees that do their job well and make us comfortable. I would come back.

I'm glad to see that Yelp has finally corrected the map for this location. Before the correction,…read morethis Maryland Welcome Center was portrayed as being in Virginia...near Richmond. As you can see, it is not, and the map was most likely incorrect for about six years by the last review. Honestly, this place is rather close to my place, but after driving in the wee hours of the morning, I needed some relief and some food. Even if this only had vending machines it was still better than nothing. The facilities are what you would expect to see at a rest stop in any area. Complete with the smell. The vending machines are stocked with the same things in all three that I could see. Drinks vary, but are what to expect from vending machines. There is plenty of space here to explore/relax. This also appears to be a good space for a lot of truckers to take a rest. The lot is overwhelmingly trucks. Also, the road around the grounds is quite large as well. Be careful while exiting as there are a lot of trucks.

This is a nice place to stop when travelling on I85 between Richmond and Durham. There are not a…read morelot of options so take advantage of it. The place has been clean the two times I was there- they have a subway, dunkin donuts and a little caesars oven drawer set up. We grabbed a little Caesar's and it was actually pretty good. Great stop on your travels.

We have been stopping in here for about 20 years. between PA and NC... the place has been slowly…read moregetting worse and worse. bathrooms were a mess. trash cans were all full. the card readers don't ever work, so you have to go inside to pay. Sorry Davis... I'm just gonna have to find another place...

The bathrooms were very clean and well maintained. They had a large selection of Virginia and…read moreVirginia Beach merchandise and we took some brochures. We were pleased to see they had 250 passport books in stock. The information we got about Lighthouse Fort Henry was useful. Eric helped us with our queries.

New Kent East continues to be a favorite. So many stops and it's consistently great!…read more Restrooms well maintained. Lots of vending options. Ton of Virginia literature. Also the on and off with plenty of parking.