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Public Rest Area Northbound

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Dave O.

Stopped here to take a driving break and walk my imaginary dog - I didn't really check out the amenities being it was more about stretching my legs and getting refocused on attentive driving before continuing my journey. These public rest areas seem more like a pit stop for most because they waste no time running in and running back and getting back on the road. Lots of shade here makes it a great space to take a stroll and shake off those highway miles. I didn't dillydally too long being this stop was no where close to my final destination so it served it's intended purpose for me...

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Ward D.

A functional rest area for visitors traveling northbound on Interstate 95 through South Carolina South Carolina has nine welcome centers along interstate 95 running through the state for the public's traveling convenience. This particular one is located on the east side of the interstate. It is located in Hendersonville, just north of Yemassee near mile marker 47. There are plenty of parking lots. The car lots are closest to the road. The truck lots are the farthest from the road and on the other side of the main building. The building has bathrooms on both sides of the closed atrium. They are not fancy but they are functional. Preparing this review after my visit, I found some troubling reviews about the ceilings on the bathrooms being reflective that I would suggest all travelers review before visiting. The building and the surrounding areas were clean and well-kept although some of the restrooms were closed for cleaning or maintenance. The area around the building is spotted with trees but is mostly flat with some covered pavilions with picnic tables. There is a separate building for vending. Overall, this rest area is a functional place for visitors to stop for a break on their travel northbound.

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I-95 Rest Area MM 47 - Outside rest area (by the vending machine)

I-95 Rest Area MM 47

(15 reviews)

A nice place to stop if travelling southbound on I-75 through South Carolina…read moreInterstate 95 (I-95) in South Carolina offers southbound travelers several rest areas to choose from for a break from driving. These facilities are located at mile markers 17, 47, 99, 139, and 195. Each rest area offers essential amenities such as public restrooms, picnic areas, vending machines, and public telephones. Additionally, they are equipped with full handicap facilities to ensure accessibility for all visitors. I recently stopped at the one near mile marker 47. The car parking lot is on the left as you exit the interstate and the truck parking is on the right. There are about 110 car spots in two long rows and about 50 tractor trailer spots . The buildings are on the strip of land between the two lots. The main building is a brick building with a metal roof. It has an enclosed lobby with restrooms on both sides of the lobby. It was fairly clean and functional. The vending machines were external to the building in a covered building open to the outside. They had an open grassy area with some trees and covered picnic tables. Overall, it is a good functional stop for travellers needing a break from driving the interstate.

This review is for the rest area at mile marker 47 on I-95 in South Carolina. We stopped at the…read moresouthbound rest area on our way to Georgia from North Carolina. It was fine. Like most other rest areas in South Carolina, the facilities were dated, but clean and efficient. It got the job done. At the time of writing this, on Google Maps, this rest area is listed as: - Hendersonville Rest Area Northbound - Hendersonville Rest Area Southbound - I 95 South Mile 47 Reststop The rest area is located in Colleton County. It has a Yemassee address, but is closer to the unincorporated community of Hendersonville. The town of Yemassee is in Beaufort and Hampton counties. The closest city to this rest area is Walterboro (exits 53 and 57), north. If traveling south on I-95, this is the last rest area before the welcome center in Hardeeville at mile marker 4.3. The Hardeeville welcome center is more recently renovated and way nicer than this rest area -- good info to know if planning your stops. According to the SCDOT, South Carolina has nine welcome centers and 19 rest areas. You can view a Google Map of them here: https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?msa=0&hl=en&ie=UTF8&t=m&ll=33.728438112159736%2C-80.81117&spn=2.899412%2C4.423489&source=embed&mid=12xkZRPbpJmK-c-xRLr6cAWn_780&z=7

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Flying J Travel Center

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Great stop for just about anything you need on a road trip. Whether you want a healthy snack or a…read moretasty treat, they have it. The pizza is really good and fresh. There's a hot bar with other foods like chicken and sides. Wendy's is also connected to it. Express Dunkin' Donuts inside as well -- tea and coffee. Staff are friendly. Self checkouts and regular cashiers. Can get a bit busy, especially since it's also a truck stop.

Absolutely disgusting bathrooms. Made a quick stop to run in and run out, but 2/5 women's stalls…read morewere clogged with visible matter, to spare you the details. The woman who came out of the stall I went into must've been the manager but she came out of the stall with a full soda and just said excuse me. The stall she was in had a trash can that was full and overflowing and the piece on top had brown on it like someone wiped their nasty butt and left it. It smelled like feet and I was so disgusted. I went to politely inform someone on staff and then realized who I had seen in the bathroom. She was talking to an employee who seemed to have just clocked in and was cussing up a storm during their briefing while I (and other customers) were standing right in front of them. They wouldn't even look up, so I said "excuse me, the women's bathroom could use a little attention" and the manager just said she knew and the other employee attempted to apologize for cussing so much. Horrible experience as a customer, very unprofessional staff.

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Parker's Kitchen

(13 reviews)

worst experience in a long while....attendants standing around not offering to help.....cigarette…read morein hand waiting to go outside to light up. Not offering help with self checkout.... This was @ a new store on 501 in Myrtle Beach....It was 7 pm and the kitchen was closed. I had hoped to establish a good relationship with this location since I have a retirement home within a mile.....ain't gonna happen after what I experienced.....

I want to start by saying me and my friends always frequent this location since it's by our home,…read morebut what I saw today was nothing more than unpleasant and unprofessional.. I went in as usual and grabbed some drinks the older white lady on the phone was seemingly a little hostile towards a young black gentleman who was filling his cup up, I want to state now that he had outside work clothing on and obviously looked severely dehydrated. And, it's blistering hot outside. The older women with grey hair behind the counter shouted at him to pay for a refill and then she went away to do other work duties while still being on the phone, the only reason I know she was on the phone was because it was on speaker and was obnoxiously loud... Me and my friends were stunned and the atmosphere was a bit awkward after that. We headed to checkout and the lady was on the phone with what I assume was the police? Again, phone still on speaker volume and loud. Complaining about how some black guys came in and stole drinks and wanted them to quote "go get them" since she had the license plates. And when she heard that she had to fill out a report she said "So people are just allowed to steal products from stores now and get away with it?" Absolutely ridiculous. I highly suggest the management at parker's look into who runs this location because I do love stopping by because of the convenience but what I saw really did put a sour taste in my mouth....

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Marathon Gas

(2 reviews)

I stopped for gas at this station and dropped my credit card. I searched for hours in my car, purse…read moreand suitcase but didn't find it. I was surprised when Marathon employee Ms. Reed found me via Facebook messenger to let me k ow my card was found. I so appreciate Ms. Reed took to find me! I had already canceled the card and returned gone to Florida before I found her note. Thanks Ms. Reed!

The Frampton Plantation was our last pit stop before heading back home to Savannah and the Marathon…read moregas station is located right next to the same entrance/exit where you turn in. Since Yemassee is a small town and no search results came up for coffee, I decided to pop in at Marathon before heading out. Our visit was very quick, probably a total of 3 minutes. All I wanted was some coffee for the drive back and it was starting to get gloomy. I grabbed one of the bottled Starbucks coffees and went right to the cash. Some of the features of this station is that there is a Subway to the left, inside the station and they also serve TCBY frozen yogurt. They also sell boxed Krispy Kreme donuts. They have quite a few pumps outside and I don't think large trucks can enter here. I think I remember seeing a sign. They seemed to have all the concessions a regular gas station would, but I didn't pay too much attention, since like I mentioned, I was on a mission to get coffee and get back on the road as fast as we could. Service was fine and quick. I got what I needed and managed to load the kids back up before it started to pour buckets. Decent place to get snacks and drinks for the road, since Yemassee is a real small town and it seems that a big portion of the town is closed on Mondays.

Public Rest Area Northbound - reststops - Updated October 2026

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