We arrived here in the morning while they were having an event for their volunteers and we were…read morehelped by a lovely 88 year old volunteer and her son. We had our dog with us outside and they were so sweet to her. Our dog wasn't allowed in the building but I was able to go in during the meeting and still find some good info for our trip. The facility is nice with plenty of parking and even though we came on a busy day we still felt welcomed and appreciated. I definitely recommend this stop to anyone heading to the area.

This welcome center has information organized by Oregon region ... very easy to navigate and I…read morecan't imagine needing anything more. The lady at the desk was very gracious, helping us navigate the center and providing helpful information about the differences between areas of Oregon. I'm so glad we stopped in!

The bathrooms are very clean which is saying a lot for such a popular restaurant stop. It's sunny…read morebut they have shaded areas and walkways for walking around, and you can go down near the river to look at it. There's a gift shop / tourism thing I'm pretty sure but it's never open when I'm there.

Large rest stop that looks more like a park. Lots of green area for humans but if you are a pup,…read moreyou get the woody bark area and NOT welcome in the grass. Our dog was excited thinking he could walk in the grass but tail went down when we lead him to the pet (second class citizen) area. So many workers attending to the green area, even scrubbing the tables and benches.

DONT STOP HERE FOR GAS! There are signs posted of you dont pay inside they will put a 200 hold on…read moreyour credit card that can last up to 48 hours

This place sucks no one ever comes to help to help when the have a big Full Service Island. I come…read morehere all the time and I have almost go inside and ask for them to do there job, and that's pump fuel, 2 stars because they do have fuel on the cheaper side

Nice scenic spot to rest. Restrooms are good. There is a nice little trail to take a walk and…read morestretch your legs.

This is a beautiful rest area! I spent the night in an RV with my 2 small dogs. Was so quiet, we…read moregot great sleep. There were a few trains in the middle of the night but I like trains so no biggie. Bathrooms were very clean

Everything was so clean here including the bathrooms. The…read morechipmunks come up to you which was cute. Love how they have a memorial for the cal trans workers. Highly recommend this rest area

great location for a rest zone. Getting out of the car and stretching legs is a good idea in order…read moreto feel comfy in the car for a long ride down the highway. The view is beautiful and is meant to be enjoyed. The parking area was clean and not any papers were littering the ground. It is nice to see the effort made to keep the place looking nice for everyone.

We stopped at the Weed rest stops on the north and south side on our way to and from the Oregon…read moreCoast from the Bay Area in our travel trailer. The sign says no overnight parking but also states 8-hour parking limit so was a bit confusing. We decided to take our chances and parked on the truck side in a designated RV parking site and stayed the night. Tons of semis with running generators which was drowned out by the highway noise. Both were easily cancelled with earplugs. But look, we just needed a place to crash to get off the road and avoid driver fatigue. For that we much appreciated the opportunity. Bathrooms are clean. It felt safe. Also, an amazing sunrise and views of Mt Shasta. All and all, for a free night to "camp" we will probably use these rest areas for overnight stays again.

There was not any toilet paper to be found in any of the stalls. Good thing I carry extra TP with…read moreme any place I go just in case the paper is gone. I don't want to sound disgusted but this time I was. The floors were a little tad messy but I chalk that up to lazy patrons who could make an effort to pick up the paper off the floor that they drop.

This is a very well cared for rest stop. I have stopped here many times and it is my preferred stop…read morewhen passing through the area. It is very well maintained from the grass, to the cleanliness of the restrooms, to the garbage being emptied on a regular basis. It feels safe to a woman traveling alone and I have even been known to rest my eyes here for a bit on long drives because it feels comfortable to do that here. There are lots of friendly seagulls that are obviously used to being fed by visitors and clean tables with some shade if you want to enjoy a bite to eat or just sit and relax outside a bit. I like the way the trucks are separate from the cars so you don't have to listen to the noise from the engines or deal with the smells. There is also a well maintained pet relief area here as well. If you need the restroom or just a respite, this is a good place.

*** 2025 review #42 ***…read more CLEAN rest stop on the road! -00- So nice when it's kept in good conditions.

Decent gas station with some good snacks and what you would expect. Wish they had more vegan…read moreoptions!

Fuel pump handles leak fuel on the ground, there's trash piled up at the fuel islands, window wash…read morebuckets are empty..over all just a mess. Not to mention the price markup is insane compared to the other truck stops..If you have enough fuel and can make it into kfalls hit loves or pilot or pilot going north

Vista point is a small rest stop/ view point off the southbound I- 5-fwy. There are no restrooms or…read morevending machines here as this is a place to take a break from the unnecessarily dramatic and often crowded Freeway and simply soak in the breathtaking view of the Pacific Ocean. A good place for birding and if you're here at the right time with your binoculars you may catch a glimpse of some migratory whales or a group of dolphins. The Vista point turnout is located a few miles south of San Clemente State Beach and just north of Oceanside.

Cheapest motel we found ($70 for the night with all fees), and could not be happier…read more On a road trip from California to Spokane, it was getting late and really wanted a shower and a bed for a decent price (since I'd only there for a few hours). THIS was exactly what I got at The Maverick Motel, and couldn't be happier. Don't think you're coming to a Hilton or anything like it.. but great value and exceeded all expectations. The Dad at the front desk was really great and polite even at 11pm AND when we left early morning. The room was definitely.clean and comfortable, with a good soft bed and pillows, a microwave and fridge, and a decent comfortable space for a toilet and shower/tub even for a big guy like myself. The AC blew cold. The TV and cable worked great. Nothing more you can ask for. Thank you for this stay and good nights sleep!!! A couple notes: 1. There is no breakfast here... But they do have coffee. 2. There is a small convenience store in the office, and they've got a lot. 3. MIDGE FLYS - they are everywhere outside and the Dad at the front desk warns you about them. Get in and out of your door quickly to keep them out. THEY ARE HARMLESS. 4. Not sure about wheelchair access here. I didn't see a ramp from the lot to the rooms, but I could be wrong.

I left my AirPods at the hotel and called the night to ask if I could have them sent back to me…read more The manager said that he would call me back and never did. I then after watched the location of my headphones change to someone's personal home in Klamath falls. I called back to ask about this and he kept brushing me off and calling me back. Then after days of me calling him and and trying to allow him to make it right, he claims my headphones were not 'stolen' because stolen is when someone takes your personal property 'from' you and apparently when you forget something it's fair game. He then read me the fine print from my agreement that says they aren't responsible for the loss of property. He insists that nobody rented the room after me, and that his housekeeping did not steal them . So how did they change locations if the only person on the room is an employee of the motel? Is he suggesting someone from the street came to take them out of the room? Because that seems wildly unsafe that anyone but a hotel staff would have access to the room. After days of avoiding my call, no apologies or anything. After getting majorly frustrated of him talking over me I ended up dropping an f bomb, and then he told me I needed to clean up my language. Clean up your dumpy hotel dude. To whoever works here and took my headphones, I hope it costs you your job. Would have been cheaper to just buy your own Unless it was the motel manager himself, then I hope this actually costs you some business.