Nice clean women's bathroom. Didn't notice a changing station for babies but they did have a soda…read moremachine and many picnic areas to stop and sit outside with some of your own food. Places to walk dogs and informational boards

Clear across Washington State, Schrag is about 200 miles east from Seattle as I continue my way…read moreeast. I actually spent the night here and had no issues. Vending machines, decently clean rest rooms and the parking lot is reasonably well lit though not excessive. Plenty of space for trucks and for cars. There is one rest area for eastbound and one for westbound. They looked to be exactly the same. [Review 17110 overall - 98 in Washington - 626 of 2022.]

seriously, this is about the third least safe feeling place I've been to but this time it's not…read morebecause of potential malingerers; the Vernita Rest Area abuts and is surrounded by a mothballed United States Department O' Energy Nuclear research facility..! what could possibly go wrong? angry giant lizard? possibly with radioactive breath? nahh... plenty of parking and room to stretch and run about in panic. a couple of insufficient information boards and brick shelters that will provided scant cover from the mutant lizard's wrath. the main building housing the toilet facilities appears pretty well kept and provides protection from the elements but unless it has been specially reinforced it won't hold up against King Zilla. meanwhile, the fence around back should keep the dose rate to a minimum, and even if the water seems a bit heavy I'm pretty sure it's fine so sit back and relax, enjoy the view, and hope for a fortunate plot twist...

I stopped at the Vernita Safety Rest Area on a recent driving adventure in Central/Central Eastern…read moreWashington State. I had read up on the Hanford Reach National Monument in advance and knew there weren't facilities on site so I needed to find an alternative. As I was about to reach the national monument I found this rest area. The rest area is clearly marked along the highway heading north/eastbound so I knew it was coming up and it was easy to spot and turn in from Highway 24. There is a designated pet area that I explored and found has an excellent view of a rocky landscape in the distance. A handful of different birds were poking around on the ground and flitting about tree-to-tree as I explored the pet area and the grassy area. The grassy area around the restroom building is large and a great place to roam around. Abundant picnic tables sprinkle the lawn. Restrooms were clean and safety measures for COVID-19 were communicated in posted notices. Vernita Bridge which crosses the Columbia River is also visible from the rest area. Its yellow metal arches/frame beckoning to get closer and scope the bridge out.

Clean. Efficient. Grateful for this midpoint stop on our…read moredrive from Seattle to Spokane

Nice, clean, non-busy rest stop before you get on I-82. There is a specific area for pets so you…read morecan let your animals stretch their legs or go to the bathroom. There is also an RV dump. The restrooms are very clean and even have heaters that turn on for the chillier nights so you don't walk into a super cold bathroom. There are a lot of nearby fast food restaurants, payphones, and name brand coffee shops. There's even a gelato/sorbeto shop nearby which I think I might check it out the next time I'm around. Oh! They have video surveillance of the area and also civilian patrol so you shouldn't have to worry about getting mugged or anything. But of course, use common sense. And I didn't forget the truckers. This is also a truck stop.

The bathrooms were heated which made it a lot more pleasant getting out of the car when it's cold…read more We slept here about 7 hours during a long road trip and it was pretty quiet. We felt safe. There's a Dutch Bros right next door.

leaving out of Spokane heading back to the tri-cities after a day of staying hydrated in 100+ temps…read moreand I get a call that I have to answer: it's nature saying something needs took care of right now... fortunately there's this here rest area right here so I can get started immediately and finish up quick without too much bother. westbound is a fair rest area, plenty of car parking up front near the facilities and then further down near the pet and picnic areas. larger vehicles stay to the left but still have easy access all around. two sets each men's and women's but no dump station for if you brought your own waste but that doesn't seem to have kept the cool kids from clearing their black water tanks... so, um, yuck

Nice clean rest station along I-90. Check out the maps for nearby scenic trails and byways.read more

5:30 am and that coffee from Ritzville has done its job. I stopped here briefly for the restrooms…read more It is a nice rest area with plenty of space for cars and trucks, with many of the trucks still parked before sunrise. The restroom was clean and there was good lighting. I felt comfortable enough. [Review 17112 overall - 100 in Washington - 628 of 2022.]

Free RV dump station which is very clean and on the right of the split on the way back onto the…read morefreeway. Up another 100 or so feet is a potable water fill station. Once again clean and free!

This is a fine rest area. But be prepared, its only a rest area. No stores. Clean bathroms, easy…read moreparking. Dog walk area. Trucks.

With out a doubt the dirtiest rest area I've ever been to. The sinks looked like the ones in my…read moremechanics shop. The floors had a layer of slime on them. There was no soap. There was trash all over the property and the cans were full. There was flushing toilets and running water which is the reason for 2 stars.

This is a small rest stop on the final stretch o and from Seattle and the Tri-Cities…read more Services regularly, quiet. Grab a quick rest stop break and water. There is a lot of construction just outsid eof Tri-Cities with delays in 100 degree weather. Get water and get rested before you broil in a car waiting when you didn't anticipate this.