I stopped here because I thought they had a free RV dump site. Yes, they have a dump site but it's…read more$10. That's the same price that Love's charges so I figured I'd just wait and find one for free later. Gas prices here are competitive though the 10 cents per gallon at Love's is going to win. There is a full-service sit-down Denny's here, which beats Love's for fast food McDonald's. So depending on your preference for things, this might just do ya. [Review 491 of 2025 - 2129 in Florida - 24053 overall]

Whenever I'm on the road and need to stop for fuel (or other reasons), I'm usually keeping my eye…read moreout for one of two places - Flying J being one of them. This Flying J has 12 automobile fueling stations and a separate area for highway truckers. The fuel offered for automobiles are octanes 87, 89, and 92. Plus diesel is offered. They have extended handle windshield squeegees which makes cleaning windshields a lot easier if you have a large car or truck. Inside they have just about every imaginable car and truck accessories needed - from oils, antifreeze, to CB radios. They have coffee stations where you can grind your own or choose from hot bins of House premium coffees. For those wanting more than just a snack, this Flying J had a Subway inside and a Denny's attached to the side. Prices seem reasonable and competitive with similar places. A lot of professional truckers stop here. The restrooms are clean and there's dedicated shower rooms for them, along with a tv lounge and game room. The employees are polite and friendly. This is a good place to stop.

Let's talk about the unexpected excellence that is the Port St. Lucie Service Plaza…read more You know how you usually brace yourself before pulling into a service plaza? Yeah... don't. This one smells amazing the second the doors slide open. Not industrial cleaner. Not fried mystery air. Just fresh, clean, and weirdly comforting. The bathrooms? Impeccable is honestly underselling it. Bright lighting, spotless floors, fully stocked, no weird vibes. It feels maintained, not just "managed." And the food -- why is it actually good-good? Not "I'm hungry so this works." I mean flavorful, fresh, and satisfying. The kind of stop where you finish your meal and think, "Okay wait... that was kind of elite for a highway break." The whole place feels intentional -- clean lines, easy layout, quick in-and-out without chaos. It's giving "rest stop rebrand." Port St. Lucie Service Plaza, you exceeded expectations and then some. 10/10. No edits.

We were heading back from Lake Wales to Palm Beach Gardens, and this was the last service stop…read morebefore reaching our destination on the turnpike. The Port St. Lucie Service Plaza on Florida's Turnpike is a 24/7 travel hub that offers everything a traveler needs. It features food options like Dunkin', Burger King, and Villa Italian, along with pet areas, EV charging stations, ample parking, and clean restrooms. The service plaza is perfectly designed for traveler convenience, providing fuel, snacks, and a place to rest. This was exactly what I was seeking during a long drive. Located conveniently on the median of the turnpike, it's a fairly large and well-maintained location. The facility is clean, and the staff is friendly and helpful, making it an ideal stop for anyone on a long journey.

With fewer than 90 miles remaining until I reach my destination, I was suddenly fighting the urge…read moreto close my eyes. I'm assuming my energy was low, but how? I had something to eat and I'm traveling with a tumbler filled with water right next to me. To avoid any predicament, I pulled into the next rest area. The area is well-kept and has plenty of parking for both cars and semi trucks. Outdoor seating, vending machines for snacks and drinks, and public restrooms are available. The women's bathroom is small, but it's clean and has cool A/C. I rested my eyes for about 10-15 minutes which seemed to help me recharge. After using the bathroom and drinking some water, I was back on the highway heading home.

It is a good place to stop off and use the restrooms. Clean. Easy on and off the highway. If you…read morewant to go sit in the shade and have a bite, you can do that. They have a nice map for you to see the area. Good for cars and trucks as well.

This rest area is well maintained with numerous restrooms, including a few single/individual…read morerestrooms with changing stations. In addition to the typical beverage and snack vending machines, this location also has an ice cream and gourmet coffee machine. With restrooms, outdoor seating/eating areas, and how easily accessible from the interstate this location is, it is definitely a good place to stop during a long trip!

Large clean bathrooms. Plenty of areas to walk dogs. Easy access on and off. Vending machines…read moreavailable.

A pretty good travel plaza with a wide spread of places to grand some food from. They have an anti…read moreAnne's as well as a Wendy's and Dunkin. They also have a pizza place but anytime I'm there the line is insanely massive. It was a nice easy time to find parking and when I got inside the place was insanely clean. The bathrooms could've definitely used a better cleaning because it was a little dirty and dingy in there... The food prices ay the Wendy's I stopped at were decent but what stinks is they don't offer any of the combo meals. Everything here is al la carte which makes sense so they can make more money. The staff was friendly (for the most part) and the place was clean. There was an insane amount of spots to sit and eat and everything was clean table wise. This is my go to stop when I'm on the turnpike and it will continue to be!

Most rest stops are usually hit or miss. Fort Pierce was pretty busy for an early weekday morning…read more It had minimal parking. The interior was clean but the Dunkin Donuts had a long line. It wasn't worth being late to my destination to wait in the line. I skipped the coffee and pressed on. Florida's roads are getting packed sooner and staying this way all day. It's almost impossible to see a time of day when there isn't traffic. The infrastructure on the roads isn't supporting the recent population growth. There's been an increase in population plus tourists and the usual snow birds who live in the areas. It's getting noticeably bad. The state's going to have to budget to improve these things for safety reasons. The service stations aren't what they used to be. Fort Pierce was renovated but it still has long wait times. It was not convenient.

Since we have had good experiences at other WAWAs in other cities, then we expected to experience…read morethe same here. We had reached the halfway point from Orlando to Miami and got hungry. It was late at night. We knew that they would be open. We ordered our favorite Turkey and bacon toasted sandwiches as we always do but these weren't as good as the others that we have had. Things happen and we can overlook something like that. But the next thing to happen was unforgivable in my book. The ladies bathroom had no toilet paper!! I went to ask the guy at the counter for TP and he said he didn't have any extra but that I should go over to the coffee stand and grab some napkins there. I went over there but there were no napkins of any kind there. I went back to the employee but he said they must be out of TP. He didn't even check the men's bathroom for extra. You think he would have checked stock items when he started his shift and ordered some. Luckily, my daughter had extra tissues and napkins in her handbag to save the day for both of us. Future visitors to the bathroom would be in trouble. I would not stop in here again in the future.

I ordered a chicken quesadilla sandwich like I normally do but the two women behind the counter…read moremaking meals after meals were scaring me. They were not wiping down the counter at all. All the liquid and juices were accumulated on the wooden counter. They finally gave me my sandwich and I had to ask for the store manager to return the chicken quesadilla. I told him why and I don't really think he understood or really cared. If the State of Florida showed up, maybe he would care more. I'm only gonna go to Wawa now for fuel or coffee. That's it

It's kind of early to post, but Im just about finished resting, here. There's no time but the…read morepresent. Had a nice time here. There was plenty of parking. Parking lot was immaculately clean and coincidentally so were the bathrooms. My humble opinion., which is the whole purpose of this app, this is one of the best rest areas if you are taking 95. I was able to get adequate rest stretch out my legs for a bit procure some snacks for the road and get in some shut eye. It was a safe environment and stopping here was a smart choice.

When you need a road trip break it's comforting to know that a 24 hour rest stop is sprinkled every…read more43 minutes or so down I 95. I prefer the food court style rest area of the turnpike but these work too in a pinch. When you enter the rest stop, cars go to the front and trucks to the back. This rest stop is located northbound in Martin County at mile marker 106 in Palm City. It is typical of the kind you find on I-95. You have clean bathrooms, covered picnic tables, and vending machines. People who need to walk their dogs can do so in a designated area. I do enjoy paying a visit to the vending machines. They now take debit cards instead of just coins and the prices for items are still reasonable. You can get a variety of candy bars, cookies, chips, ice cream, and pop as well as a hot cup of coffee. This rest stop has plenty of clean bathrooms which is a big plus. Near the rest areas is the usual bulletin boards featuring a map and missing kids. While I-95 rest stops are basic they get the job done so you can get back on the road quickly and on to better places.

Pretty straight forward. We stop here to charge. I did get…read morea 100 calorie hold over meal from little shop. Bathrooms were clean. They had security and staff standing around as a reassuring presence and there was plenty seating. Another review giving it to you straight no chaser! Lizz aka the Hungry Poet

One of my least favorite rest stops. The bathroom and common areas are not exactly dirty but things…read morelook grimy for some reason. It does have a better variety of places to eat (e.g. Wendy's, KFC, Dunkin's, pizza, etc) and plenty of tables. There's a convenience type store and large gift shop as well. Pro tip: DO NOT stop here for coffee. Dunkin's is mega slow. The customer service is not bad, but I've never waited less than 20min to get a drink even when I was the only one in line.

When you have to stop you have to stop so it's comforting to know that a 24 hour rest stop is…read moresprinkled every 43 minutes or so down I 95. I prefer the food court style rest area of the turnpike but these work too in a pinch. When you enter the rest stop cars go to the front and trucks to the back. This rest stop is located northbound in Brevard County at mile marker 168 in Grant-Valkaria, Florida. It is typical of the kind you find on I-95. You have clean bathrooms, covered picnic tables, and vending machines. People who need to walk their dogs can do so in a designated area. I do enjoy paying a visit to the vending machines. They now take debit cards instead of just coins and the prices for items are still reasonable. You can get a variety of candy bars, cookies, chips, and pop as well as a hot cup of coffee. This rest stop has plenty of clean bathrooms which is a big plus. Near the rest areas is the usual disturbing bulletin boards featuring missing kids and the poisonous snakes of Florida. While necessary information neither topic gives travelers a comforting feeling. Also by the bathrooms are the travel magazines containing coupons and adds for hotels or attractions. They seem kind of antiquated since you can easily get all of the information off of your smart phone without having to page through a magazine. While I 95 rest stops are basic they get the job done so you can get back on the road quickly and on to better places.

Huge rest area. Bathrooms are hands free and had Tons of toilets including handicap and separate…read morefamily room. Nice and clean too. Security on premises. Loads of parking, big rig spaces in the back. Vending machines. Service pets only (would have been a 5 star rating if pet friendly) Plenty of space to walk around and stretch your legs. Lots of big covered picnic pavilions, perfect for large groups. Power receptacles all about for a good charge. Really nice rest stop.

Traveling south to Miami we needed a stop for the usual restroom break as well as get out and walk…read morea bit and stretch. This restaurant has all the above and actually a very nice area to walk around to different little pavilions that you can stop in at. There's a vending machine area, of course for Soto's drinks and even ice cream. The bathrooms all seem to be fairly well maintained although definitely not the newest bathrooms among the rest stops. Unfortunately there's a fair number of no pet signs around the restroom area, but there is a dog walk area at either end of the restrooms, so definitely not restricted from the standpoint of being able to stop with your pets if you need to get out with them as well.

This is a basic rest area, not very modern, not full of fun things to do or to buy, but it's pretty…read morelarge. When you walk in there's a big atrium in the center of the building that houses men and women's restrooms on BOTH sides...so you get to choose...and each one of them is really large.....so this is one of the rest areas with more stalls if you come in a large bus for example.... At the very back there are some vending machines....outside the building there are some picnic tables scattered around. Overall a nice, old fashioned rest area.