Convenient location for a stop traveling north from Kansas City. Appears to be an older rest stop…read morebut toilet facilities were clean when we visited.

ahhh peaceful spot for a stretch and a walk after twelve many hours hours on the road heading up…read morefrom kansas city towards the state line. plenty of room to wander about, table and benches and lots of grass in warmer weather, more than enough cold the rest of the year so choose wisely. it's rural missouri so the facilities aren't subject to much or frequent abuse but wear and tear and urban denizens happen so sometimes things are amiss; try to keep things tidy for the next group and clean up after yourself, thanks. dinner and lodging are still a few hours up the road but this will do for a rest for now.

If it were Rest And Feast it'd be 50% false advertising because there's nothing to eat here. Just…read morevending freaking machines. These rest areas are a little creepy at night and there isn't really much going on here. No place to eat. No Wi-Fi. They can do a much better job of this if they want to and I guess they just don't want to. I suppose it's better than nothing and that's why it's getting one star instead of two stars.

This rest stop is huge. It has a lot of benches to sit around. Also the bathroom were clean.read more

A center service plaza, which means that it is a left exit and serves both directions of traffic on…read morethe Kansas Turnpike. Helpful because you don't have to get off the highway for a rest area. This one has a Love's Travel Stop. I did not do much more than stretch my legs and check out the available services. Don't miss the painted Jayhawk! [Review 807 of 2026 - 142 in Kansas - 25987 overall]

Full service rest area. Staff were nice. Restrooms clean. Good selection of items for travelers.read more

As rest areas go . . . . this is definitely one of them. Definitely worth stopping. I mean that's…read morewhat it's for.

Need a place to pull over and take a nap? Then this is the place for you. It doesn't have many…read morevending machines, but it does have ton of stalls and cleared off parking spots. Big trucks will probably block up the entrance but getting in is pretty easy.

This Missouri welcome was pretty nice and impressive. There is plenty of truck parking and car…read moreparking as well. The outside has a playground for the little kids to enjoy themselves. The restrooms were very clean and spotless. There is a welcome center inside with plenty of maps and brochures of things to do in Missouri and Kansas. Vending machines and benches outside with overhead roof and it's definitely a nice place to take a break from them long hours of driving.

Just made a quick restroom stop here on our route from Omaha to KC…read more Super clean, vending machines worked well. We got priority parking for driving an EV, I had never seen that before. I learned that Rock Port is committed to production of wind energy. The first city in the US to produce enough wind-generated power to totally meet the energy needs for the community.

We loved this rest area! Art is everywhere here…read more The metal sculptures on the walking trail are beautiful and the dogs really enjoyed touring around. Good for us to stretch our legs too. As always, wish people would pick up after their dogs. Facility is clean, lots of travel brochures and free coffee too. The grounds are beautiful, and spacious. There is plenty of room to stroll, let the dogs sniff and explore (on leash) and burn off energy. Take a walk up to the metal sculptures behind the facility for a perfect photo opportunity - the dog photos in the sculpture trails were some of the favorites from the trip. !! Welcome to Missouri - the woman staffing the office was really friendly and helpful. We chatted about the Budweiser Clydesdale art piece and how our former show Dalmatian was mom to two of the dogs on the rigs. Beautiful sight and would recommend stopping past on your way south.

Has plenty of picnic tables, nice and clean restrooms that are very well maintained, they have a…read morenice size playground for the kids and a nice amount of space to walk the dog.

What a great rest stop. Has people here to greet you and also to answer any questions I might of…read morehad. Nice Picnic tables play area and the grass is kept up. Lovely stop. Cold drinks and ac. Very clean restrooms

nice little rest station south of the state line on the way to Saint Jo or elsewhere. super clean…read moreand well appointed inside with a big fancy mural depicting life in Missouri though the ages. outside are plenty of tables and benches and a fully equipped play area near the main building. steel cutouts depicting previous generations of prairie dwellers are scattered in the deep grass surrounding the site to spark interest, the flat land and prairies of fly-over country have a lot to offer if you care to look for it.

Everyone warned me about Front st Flying j but I went anyway. Believe me it's not the customers…read moreit's the employees. This little girl was contorting herself sitting on the stool talking on the phone instead of running the register. She told me there was registered at the other end right the fuel Island that had about 10 people in line. At first I thought network was down but no she was just stuck on the phone and the worst part about it the manager walked right past her and didn't say a word luckily some other employee some young man came up and looked at her rolled his eyes and started checking people out working his line down whoever is thank you but that manager and that girl or worthless.

First time being harassed at a flying J by an employee, we had been at the fuel island for no more…read morethan 5 minutes when we are approached by "Gummy" a maintenance worker, he told us we could not be there without fueling which we tell him we are, it's 2am in the morning, it's dead.He storms off to the store to lie to the security guard that we had been there for more than an hour, I tell them to check the cameras, our logs and he got quiet. It seems we were discriminated for being Hispanic women because he had no issue with the white man in the Sysco truck at the first fuel island that had been there before us and left at the same time we did.