This is a very well-maintained rest stop. The restrooms were clean and fully stocked, and there are…read moreplenty of shaded areas to sit, especially important in such a hot location. The grassy areas are also a great touch, making it perfect for travelers with dogs. They also have vending machines with drinks and snacks. There was a slightly odd smell during our visit, but overall, everything else more than made up for it. Definitely recommend stopping here if you need a break.

This is literally the cleanest rest stop I have ever encountered. Stopped by on my way from LA to…read morethe Central Valley to use the restroom and stretch. Bathrooms literally smelled of cleaning product and was being maintained while we were there. The only con I have is that there was no water bottles in the vending machines, only soda. I would definitely plan to stop her again if I am traveling this route.

So glad this rest area has reopened. It's a great place to stop and stretch our legs & let the…read moredoggie go potty. Restrooms are clean. There's plenty of parking. There is a designated doggie area. It's easy to get in and out of on Hwy 46.

Great Rest Area. Great low key location. Restrooms were very clean, tons of parking and easy access…read moreof State Hwy 46.

Lots of pumps and parking with fair gasoline / fuel pricing. Large clean Bathrooms…read more FYI: had a $150+ authorization hold placed on my Credit Card, it's not something that I had encountered before when fueling my car. Overall a positive experience.

We stopped by the EZ Trip Center to fill up on gas. To my surprise, the route from the entrance was…read morenot clear at all. No staff were guiding cars, which caused drivers to block the road and created unnecessary traffic. It felt like there was only one narrow path in and out. If some drivers were trying to leave, the cars coming in from the entrance would block the exit lane.

Nice rest area. Clean restrooms. Lots of parking for both passenger vehicles and commercial trucks…read more Area for doggies, too.

Clean restrooms. Vending machines and maps. Several beautiful murals and photos. Many of the…read moremurals and photos included detailed information about the local area's wildlife, agriculture, local Native American and non-Native communities' histories and culture, and information about local industries.

this is amazing result stop it's clean it has food it's really nice area. I love how it's always…read moreopen it has red bull vendymatichen my mom loved it.

Nice rest area on the northbound 99 at Kingsburg. Easy off and on. Clean. Ample parking.read more

Disgusting restrooms for both Men and Women. I asked the Manager about when the restroom was…read morecleaned last. His response.."I do not clean, I am a Manager". Owners, Managers and staff should be ashamed of themselves. Do not recommend this stop.

Stopped here on a drive down to the LA area! What an awful experience. Of the four stalls in the…read morewomen's restroom one was clogged, one had no working lock on the door, one had no toilet paper, one (the handicapped stall) was filthy and also out of toilet paper. The room's entire floor was wet, not just damp, but with puddles of water. Pick another place on I5!

Traveling with a dog makes it hard to use the restroom bc I can't leave her in the car during the…read moreday. Stop was clean with all the essentials. Plus a nice area for the puppers.

They recently reopened and it's a nice place along our trip up north. The rest areas are far and in…read morebetween going north so this makes it nice when traveling.

04-17-25 We use this spot as a safe place to stop. Well lit and clean. Got some snacks used the…read morerestroom and topped off.

This is one of the best stops for gasoline, foods, drinks, snacks, etc., on I-5 from Sacramento to…read moreLos Angeles. They have the best price for gasoline and are right next on the freeway. This is one of the biggest convenience stores with not only snacks and drinks. They have tools, supplies for your vehicles, t-shirts, cups, a couple of fast-food restaurants. The 18 wheelers have their Diesel Pumps on the first turn out before the convenience store. The personal vehicles and light trucks or RVs can refill their gas tanks on the second turn out passed the building. They have a truck stop for 18 wheelers, and RVs stop with a short walk back to the building for lunch, dinner, snacks, drinks, or simply if you need to use the restroom. The restroom is big and clean. This is one of the best stops on I-5. Check them out; you'll not be disappointed!

$10.00 for private toilet & shower October 2020: One large…read moretowel with stain Soap only (shower dispenser) No soap for the sink No shampoo or conditioner Toilet Paper does not fit on the holder Cleanliness in question overall Helpful staff Parking for autos and trailers No signs saying showers and located upstairs in an AMPM so walk in and ask. I have used other road side showers along I-5 (Joe's Travel Center for example) and that is the place to go. They are far apart in distance so hopefully I find something in between. To be blunt this is a last resort option. You better have your own soap, shampoo and towels to bring inside. Water temperature warm enough. I would never return in the current condition.

I stopped at the Lost Hills Travel Center on my way to San Diego to get gas and use the ladies room…read moreand take a little break. This location is mostly a truck stop location. There's a Arco/AMPM and Dairy Queen. The Bathrooms are clean for a gas station and the staff is friendly and helpful too. The gas prices are also better than the other surrounding gas stations in this area. Parking is ample if you're stopping to order some food get travel information. Etc... There are well over 20+ gas pumps, so even though it's busy the wait for a pump is minimal. I can't speak on how good the Dairy Queen is as it wasn't opening time yet. It is really convenient if you're hungry. Overall, if I'm traveling down I-5 and have to make a pit stop Lost Hills will definitely be one on my list of Truck/Rest stops.