Excellent rest area along 71 North in Ohio! It's very clean and well kept. An attendant was present…read moreon site on a Friday at 3:00pm. The interior is spacious with helpful and historic information. The exterior has interesting information about the area. If you're going to stop, this is a good place to do it.

Decent sized rest area. Decent amount of space for dogs to make a quick potty break as well.read more

Nice truck stop with easy access right off i-71. Easy to get back on freeway, too…read more Big selection of eats.

When I was a kid my family would travel back & forth between Tennessee and Ohio. On the southern…read morebound journey, this truck stop would be a frequent stop. At one time it had a more full service restaurant with regular meals. Times have changed and it's a much more modern facility. It's now a TA "travel center" with a big convenience style store & a franchise fast food restaurant. I miss the old days of sit down meals but this place gets the job done well and cleanly for a lot of travelers. And I'll certainly give them props for the good job they do. I still stop for a bit of nostalgia from time to time. There are still lots of trucks pulling in and I think there maybe are CAT scales on site. It's an easy pull on for fuel and the rest rooms are always pretty clean when I visit - which is a definite plus.

Cool building with tidy surroundings, picnic tables and vending. Parking for cars is up front…read more The restrooms are dated, but clean. Rare to find a Family restroom option which elevates the review. This is one to not skip. 3.5 rounding up.

Pretty busy and noisy off the side of the interstate. Didn't use the restroom however the troopers…read morecame out and circled the area for no nonsense lol

Thomas Jeffersonville in Ohio has some pretty Presidential gas stations…read more This is one of them. It's a smaller and busy version of a Flying J truck stop, with all the usual truck stop amenities. I got some gas here, which was priced about around roughly sort of similar to what I expect in Ohio. I also used the iffy restrooms (I think people were smoking in them). Still, the gas itself was fine and it's a good, if busy, truck stop to visit.

Never able to get propane. Only have one guy to do it and he's never there. Also gas is 50 cents a…read moregallon more than across the street. Avoid this place!

Great rest stop. Older but always clean based on my experience. I have used this 15 years and is a…read moregreat stopping point when I don't want to stop at one of the towns on my way from Columbus to Eastern Kentucky and vice versa. Located just outside of Lucasville, the rest area serves both North bound and South bound traffic. It has full restroom facilities, including a family restroom, and a nice lobby with map and regional brochures and advertisements. The Rest Area has a picnic areas, vending machines, and can accommodate cars, trucks, and commerical trucks. It's also a great "pet stop" if are traveling with a pet.

I wish that I had taken photos at this rest stop while traveling to Kentucky yesterday. The…read morefacilities were very clean and there was a nice yard with benches and beautiful plants and shade trees all around. It felt like being in a park instead of a rest stop. We found several brochures with interesting things to do in the great state of Ohio as well.

It offered plenty of parking and was very clean, but it was outdated compared to the surrounding…read morestates: Ohio, Indiana, and West Virginia. I believe Pennsylvania and West Virginia offered rest areas similar to airport terminals, with restaurants and gift shops selling state and local souvenirs. Kentucky needs to think like the aforementioned states regarding return on investment (ROI). Also, I believe the toilets were former movie or TV props for Prison Break or likely Escape from Alcatraz or similar. Edit: I believe it was Canada around Hamilton that offered rest areas that had a food court and shops like an airport terminal.

heading north in early june and it's still hot and muggy at midnight. too many trucks out back so…read moreturn left on 'not a road' to find a spot for my truckster and the doolittle under the lights. temps are supposed to dip into the 60s before sun up so that might be okay to end my nap... use the side entrances to the restrooms because they're close; couple of stalls and a couple stands and it's all in good working order along with sinks and hand dryers. vending is up front but I'm too tired to care and morning comes early around here so we'll just go with the standard "it's pretty standard" and try to catch forty winks.

I prefer to go south than east and west if you know what I mean…read more I felt safe at this rest area but then look at me. I think some people would not feel safe in here. It seemed a little secluded and unattended and silent and quiet. Spooky even. There was not much going on and I didn't notice any places to eat or drink anything. Just some vending machines and some toilets and not somewhere that I would sleep for the night, and this is coming from someone that has slept on the streets of Queens one too many times. Having said that it's better than falling asleep at the wheel so I won't give it the lowest rating.

An absolutely lovely rest area along I-71, this has the usual parking areas and a building with…read morerestrooms. I also really appreciated the picnic area with tables that's under trees. I sat here for a bit with my phone to enjoy a little bit of nature before driving onwards. The dog park was pretty cool too. Five stars for an excellent rest area! Stop here! [Review 1333 of 2024 - 252 in Ohio - 22356 overall]

First time coming here, need a place to stop at to take a little break when I was heading towards…read moreColumbus. This rest stop is usually packed mainly with trucks but the bathrooms are in below average condition and they all have graffiti or something key scratch into the bathroom. Besides that, it's got all the amenities of a regular rest stop but it's just out of date compared to the new ones that Ohio has. Great spot to walk your dogs , grab a little snack and get back on the road

This is one of Ohio's newly reconstructed rest areas. The State of Ohio has done a great job with…read morethe new facilities. Parking is spacious and well lite. The building itself has the appearance of a rustic lodge and is always clean and well maintained.

Very clean restrooms. And I love the Kings Island and Ohio fact sheets and maps around.read more

Perfectly fine rest area that services the westbound traffic between Columbus and Dayton on I-70…read more Yes, there's another one on the opposite side for eastbound, but that's that one and this is this one. Bathrooms were reasonably clean, completely stocked and there was no trash in the parking lot. The far end of the lot was in the shade and after I long day of exploring Columbus, a thirty minute nap worked out really well. There are separate structures for the vending machines and the bathrooms. The rest area is not staffed though I'm sure it's regularly patrolled by the state police, or at least I hope that it is. [Review 11294 overall, 1071 of 2019.]

Clean and safe. They have the usual items you find at rest stops like bathrooms and a outside…read morebuilding with snack machines. There is plenty of parking and a shelter area to enjoy lunch. While eating lunch we notice the state Highway Patrol drives through the site on a regular basis .