We stopped by this I-20 interstate rest stop on our way traveling west toward Atlanta, GA. This…read morerest stop is always very clean and well maintained. It's very quiet and a great place to stop by restrooms.

I stopped by here a LONG time ago, and I still remember it…read more I was here in early April at the time, and it was surprisingly cold for a spring day in Georgia. There was apparently a malfunctioning vending machine back then that upset one guy that was there that claimed that the machine "stole his chocolate" as he then walked away screaming a rant in French over the phone. Otherwise, it seemed like a fine place to stop by on a long road trip.

A little messy, hand dryers rusted through, but the thing that boggled my mind was the handicap…read morestall. I am not traditionally handicapped, but due to an old leg injury, I sometimes have trouble standing from a seated position after long drives. The bars in the handicap stall have been helpful a time or two. Ok, here is the problem. The toilet paper holder is on the far side of the stall. Some thoughtful human put a loose roll next to the toilet but it was almost empty. Unless you have go go gadget arms, its impossible to reach the toilet paper holder. I will say this, the sign outside said no handicap access in that building, but there was another building that looked to have handicap access avail.

We have consistently stopped here for a picnic on our regular sojourns to the Mouse House in…read moreOrlando. Today we chose a table in a different spot since it was the first one we saw available. Adjacent to that table was a handicap ramp for you to reach the restroom area. Due to settling (I assume) there was a significant inference in height of the end of the ramp and the sidewalk it was connected to. Resulting in my Mother-in-law tripping on the unexpected lip of the sidewalk causing her to fall and nearly hit her head on the nearby concrete bench of the picnic table. While the ramp is much newer than the rest of the sidewalk and concrete picnic tables, it is old enough that there is no excuse that this DANGEROUS HAZARD is not marked to prevent similar and potentially more serious accidents! It was also disappointing that the vending machines were mostly empty of drinks other than sodas and water. On our next trip I might consider bypassing this location and stopping at the next one instead.

A decent rest area for Northbound I-475 travellers in Bibb County…read moreThis rest area is on I-475 northbound (the bypass around the west side of Macon). It is a decent stop for travelers going north on I-75. It was very easy to get off and back on the interstate, which I always appreciate. The layout is similar to other Georgia rest areas I've used along I-75 northbound. Car parking is right by the main road closest to the building, while truck parking is on the other side and the building and its land is sandwiched between them. There is a fair amount of trees and shade, and several covered picnic tables outside, which is nice if you want to stretch your legs or eat something. The building itself is clean and well-maintained. The restrooms were in good condition and the whole area seemed safe. It's not fancy, but it's a solid, functional stop when you need a break from driving. Compared to some of the other rest areas I've visited on I-75 northbound in Georgia, this one is about average, nothing special but definitely better than some of the older ones. It does its job well and provides a convenient place to stop for a comfort break. I would recommend this rest area to other travelers going north on I-75 through the Macon area when you need a quick, clean break from the road.

Rest Area No. 19 in Bibb County, Georgia is a nice rest area on the northbound side of Interstate…read more475. It is definitely a very nice rest area and a great place to get out and stretch your legs for a bit.

This is a rest area for all vehicles. Whether big or small you can park here. They offer a dog…read morewalk, picnic tables, and drink from machines. They also have rest rooms to freshen up. There is an attendant on site cleaning to ensure that the rest rooms are clean and fresh. There is also a beautiful scenery! So stop in, take a break, and stretch your legs!

The cleanest bathroom I've experienced, probably ever!!…read more After traveling through, and only having nasty bathrooms to use.. this was great.

Really nice and well maintained stop along our route.. clean bathrooms and staff on site to give…read moreyou any help with info or routes or things to do.

Very clean and organized welcome center with a store that has specific hours operation. There's an…read moreATM machine available as well as vending machines. Very clean facilities.

It's clean, has lots of parking spaces, and has everything we need for a satisfactory bathroom…read morebreak. We thank the unseen staff that maintains this rest area!

Pet owners beware! We usually choose rest areas to stop and let our 2 pups stretch over fast food…read moreor gas places, but this rest area only allowed pets to use the grass area RIGHT NEXT TO Hwy 16! there was no fence between the I teratae and grass and there was ALOT of litter in this area also. Our dogs were so scared from the road noise it was extremely hard for them to go and we had to keep redirecting them away from trash. We will not stop here again

These rest areas provide essential services for those of us traveling the interstate system…read morealthough some are much better maintained than others believe me I've stopped at hundreds of these over the years and there are no minimum standards - the amenities in general are based on how much money the states are willing to invest and the employees that are employed to maintain them. This one although older was very clean during our stop. I rarely use the facilities at these rest areas when traveling in the RV, but after walking around to get the blood flowing again after driving for a number of hours I did here. The restrooms were spic n span clean I will say it didn't appear that the traffic was very heavy through the area so your experience may differ depending on what day and time it is. There are plenty of Truck and RV parking spaces and the same can be said for the car side, with easy access from either parking area. If you have a need to take a break this one should work well for you...

heading toward Atlanta between the holidates I really wanted to clear the construction zones before…read moretraffic got too stupid and having accomplished that a brief pause here was manageable. take advantage of the deceleration lane to slow-down coming in; having a crash on the way in will likely lead to an accident in the lot which would be embarrassing for everyone. plenty of spots once you get in (doesn't even matter what you're driving) and there's plenty of room at the tables for everyone - until there ain't. so anyway: watch out for pedestrians, clean up after yourself and your pets and your children, wash your hands frequently, avoid ultra-processed foods and keep to the right unless overtaking.

This rest area is located off I-85 and is a beautiful and refreshing stop. It has a peaceful lake…read moreand picnic tables set among tall trees, making it a nice place to relax and take a break from driving. The surroundings feel calm and scenic, especially with the shade from the trees and the view of the water. It's a great spot to stretch your legs and enjoy a few quiet minutes outdoors. The restrooms were clean, and there were also vending machines available for snacks and drinks, which was convenient. Overall, it's a well-maintained and pleasant stop that makes travel along I-85 more enjoyable.

pulled in too late for anything but the plumbing for a change and almost not even that because:…read moreCLEANING!! as I was idling I got to wondering about the lights in the woods... good to know there's a lake on the other side of the trees because random picnic tables deep in the woods is really creeping me out and even though they're pretty well lit up it just doesn't look right; keeps a person close to the buildings and the parking lot and other travelers. all the usual stuff is as expected: hot and cold water on demand and paper towels and tiled floors and doors that shut and conditioned air. snacks and beverage available nearby and there's lights on all over the place and there's usually people around too. but why so late at night? wonder what they're up to during the day... but I'm here when it's late and night so it must be okay! seriously, try not to over think this, it's a rest area...

Not sure what was good today.. the outside maintained well but the actual bathroom was hot dam…read moremess! Men's and women's had lots of stalls out of order.. not many people stopped at this spot at time we came but wow ! The bathrooms stunk so bad too.. smaller than most rest stops

one whole ladies room closed/out of order.lthe other side pevery other stall out of order…read more no toilet paper abd nobody onsight to rectify! horrible march 15 2026 3:30 pm

The QT kitchen has been upgraded in the past year. They make their subs when ordering. It takes…read moreabout 10.minuted. The vegetables are fresh sliced, you can ordet wheat or white roll, toasted or not. The wraps are great. I watch him make my sub. It was great. Inwas surprised by.the taste and all the veggies on it. I ordered turkey sub with everything. Very good. Some QT kitchens are getting fryers for fries and chicken tenders. Their large pizza is very good. Not thivk.but not thin. I went to The QT at Chamblee tucker rd and Dresden Dr. Good price for good food. Their grilled cheese and very good and it is on sour dough bread.

I usually see one employee manning a Quiktrip; two on occasion. I saw three here. There are three…read moreentrances: front and on each side of the building. The 22 pumps span across the front and one side of the store. Cold drinks and hot snacks are on one end of the store, and hot drinks are on the other. This location has a QT Kitchen and an Amazon locker !!!! I always stop at a QT before a road trip to fill up the cooler, feed everyone, and use the bathroom. The bags of ice (road trip necessity) are inside with the cooler drinks instead of outside.