Very nice for a rest stop. Bathrooms were clean, beautiful views outside with tables to rest and…read morehave a snack. Many vending machines with lots of choices, lots of maps etc.

A bathroom where one might otherwise not be accessible. vending options galore and police seem to…read morebe stationed here and on a rest area on the other side as well. Unsurprisingly an outdoor camp feel but well kept insides. The bathroom has 4 hand dryers. Wow for a rural area. Works great for last minute big groups. This center is near Lake Placid which has a USA Olympic Training Center. Another fully equipped rest area seems about 30 miles north. This explains a lot. Must be beautiful but isolating and serene here with the basics and minimal distractions. Also, not a lot of gas in mountainous Adirondacks and no gas at this rest area. I think I saw 1-3 stations on I-87 so far.

This is a great rest area in the Adirondacks. It's always clean and never had more than 4-6 other…read morevisitors at a time. (I travel here mostly in the spring/fall months but even when I was here in the end of the summer, it was still quiet. It's just a really good spot to use the restroom and stretch your legs. There are several different vending/coffee/beverage machines (quite expensive as I heard someone state). Overall, for a rest area, it's beautiful and well-kept.

This one doesn't have as much outdoors space or as nice a view as the northbound High Peaks rest…read morearea, but it does have a "Taste of New York" vending machine (refrigerated, so it has yogurt) stocked up, an employee cleaning it full-time, a small lounge space, and the faux Adirondack-style interiors. The coffee machine also has a more or less brew-on-demand engine underneath, so despite the oddly cheap cup it's much better than you might expect. Vending machines take credit card swipes. Definitely a cut above average, and given there's almost nothing off the road for a 100 miles, worth heading for / planning your break around.

We stopped by this rest area center on our way back from Ben & Jerry factory to Burlington. The…read moreinformation center building is beautiful with its high arch wooden ceiling on fill display. Lots of space to sit and chill. I saw few people working remotely from the center. There are lots of information about Vermont's history, nature and tourism. They also offer free coffee. There are multiple restrooms, some in the front and others in the back. There are two vending machines, one for drinks and the other for snacks. The outside area is also very neat and clean. They have picnic tables in front of the parking spots.

Large visitor center with lots of tourist information, free coffee, vending machines, ATM, clean…read morerestrooms. The Williston Northbound Information Center is open from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM with nice volunteers at the information desk. Here you can find information on maple sugarhouses, cheesemakers, breweries, wineries, farmers' markets, skiing, golfing, camping, hiking, fishing, hunting, boating, bicycling, music, theater, museums, galleries, antiquing, lodging, dining, bookstores and shopping. Williston North serves travelers to Burlington, Chittenden County and points north. The Vermont Information Center Division has a regional partnership agreement with the Lake Champlain Chamber of Commerce for operations. The center opened in August 2002.

Fantastic rest stop! Wide open. Tons of parking area even for trucks and vans. Squeaky clean and…read morewell established tourist-serving spot. Warm inside with comfortable benches and couches to sit on. This is the place to stop for pamphlets, hotel info, maps and more. There's another stop just like this one on the I-87 north bound too. Awesome! Review: 5

Right next to the High Peaks North Rest Area, this facility handles southbound traffic on Rt. 87,…read morea/k/a The Northway. It is a mirror image of the northbound stop, with log cabin looks outside, and restrooms and vending machines inside. Minimalist approach, but stuck in the heart of the Adirondack Mountains. Can't do better than this on the East Coast unless you are in the Smokey Mountains of North Carolina and Tennessee. Note - The North area was already on Yelp as I passed through, and I did not think to add the South area until returning home. It is there now, and my comments for the North are equally applicable for the South. I stopped both coming and going. It is in North Hudson, NY. Can't explain how Yelp got it as Manhattan??

There is a rest area southbound (where I stayed) and another northbound that looks like the same…read morething. This rest area is open from 7am to 7pm and when it's closed, the restrooms are also closed. Which is a bummer. But they allow overnight parking and I found a spot on the "truck" side against the building where I could use their wifi for a bit before turning in and having a very quiet night's rest. As long as you're not camping (tents, slideouts, campfires), the local authorities won't mind. [Review 18503 overall - 102 in Vermont - 2025 of 2022.]

great service, food wasn't expired, and the bathrooms were great other than one of them being out…read moreof order but other than that great

Exorbitant gas prices!! Over $.50 more per gallon than in southern NY. Clean bathrooms though.read more

At the Morrisburg rest stop going eastbound, I was pondering whether to fill up my rental car. It's…read morean SUV and guzzles more gas than my own small car. I had thought about filling up at the Canadian Tire gas bar at the rest stop. However, all the pumps were taken. I simply drove off. I noticed a sign for this Petro-Canada. Perfect! I did a quick detour to fill up. This station is huge. It has Petro-Pass pumps and regular pumps. Pick your poison! I had no problems finding a free gas pump and filling up. I paid at the pump. Easy peasy! This station has a Hero Certified Burgers. It was sadly not open when I had rolled in at roughly 8:30 pm. However, there is a huge convenience store to take care of your munchies and more. This Petro-Canada is clean and bright. The signs were easy to follow to get in and out of the place. (240)

It's not only a gas station there's a Subways there and assorted sundries and souvenirs…read more They have clean bathrooms and shower there.

The store looks good, only 9 yrs old. Don't be fooled…read more The pastries look nice, but many are stale. Unless you go in the morning there's a good chance the coffee will be cold, the coffee counter a mess depending on the employee or if only one employee is on duty and is too busy to keep up with the coffee area. Check expiration dates on EVERYTHING you buy! There are many outdated products! The flowers in the restrooms look nice too, but if you left up the toilet seat you may find its not so clean. I wouldn't count on bathrooms being sanitized either. Why? Many employees could care less because it's a part time minimum wage job that seldom gives raises, has little opportunity for advancement, and really bad supervisors. All the stores have a high turnover. Even poor employees don't stay long. Scratch the surface and its not so pretty.

This is a fabulous rest area along I-87 northbound, just south of Plattsburgh. Most of the parking…read moreis for trucks but there is a separate area for cars that is on the highway side. You're not going to be overnighting here - New York has a law that limits nighttime parking to three hours. Inside, lots of information about local attractions and accommodations. Clean rest rooms, too. Outside, plenty of tables for a picnic or just a rest before getting back onto the highway. [Review 1606 of 2024 - 519 in New York - 22629 overall]

Evidently my first review of Valcour Rest Area has disappeared or is somewhere in Yelp under a…read moredifferent name or address. Anyhow, this rest area is very similar to - and just as good as - the High Peaks Welcome Center some miles south on I-87. It's always clean, and the tourist information is plentiful. You're a bit past ideal Adirondacks viewing, but otherwise this is a very convenient rest area.

Stopped here on our road trip to Montreal to use the bathroom grab something to drink and eat…read more It's a cute little rest stop. It has a Tim Hortons and a little shop so we were able to grab some drinks a bag of candy and a bagel from Tim Hortons. The bathroom bathrooms were really clean. The restaurant looks clean as well and they're seating area had a lot of nice tables and chair chairs. It was also very clean. Everything you need from a rest stop!

ONroute Morrisburg is convenient spot for a pit stop. Tim Hortons, Burger King, wifi and washrooms…read more Ordered some fried chicken nuggets at the ONroute Morrisburg Burger King for a family snack to fuel up but something was wrong with the nuggets. Their taste was wrong. The whole batch was spoiled from being made with rancid, overused or overheated frying oil. This happens in two cases. When restaurants save and re-save their old frying oils, and reuse the cooking oils, it causes the oil to change taste become rancid, the taste changes and it creating nasty byproducts not good for your health. It can also happen if the oil is heated to high temperatures above 190 degrees Celsius, so cooks have to watch out for frying temperatures that are too high otherwise it will burn the oils and the foods being cooked in those oils. When Burger King used the rancid, spoiled oil to fry the nuggets, it left a horrible taste. Next time we'll opt for Tim Hortons.