This small rest area was pleasantly empty on a weekday morning. Restrooms were large and clean…read more Fast food, coffee, and pretzels were available from vendors.

This is a nice rest stop, they have some food chains, a Starbucks and a 7-11. The bathrooms are…read moreclean and they have EV charging. If you're looking for a nice rest stop, try this place.

Great place for a stop over while on a long drive in Interstate 80. The place is clean and well…read morelit. Stopped here after 9:00pm and I still felt safe.

Clean, spacious, and nicely maintained facility and grounds. Huge picnic and play area for weary…read moretravelers and their pets. Vending machines carry hot and cold drinks as well as snack items. Plenty of parking.

This is a busy service station in a convenient location along Route 93 and just off Interstate 80…read more This location carries a large selection of basic personal hygiene and automotive accessories. Beverage and packaged food options are abundant. For the best prices, get the Pilot rewards card. Recommend you add a hot food area with plexiglass viewing window like other Pilot locations. Despite a Subway co-located, hot foods including breakfast sandwiches, fried chicken, French fries and tator tots, hot soups, etc., would enhance this truck stop. Also maintain the parking lot of debris.

Good full service station, clean bathrooms, variety of fast foods, snacks and drinks. Plus a full…read moreservice Wendy's and right off the highway.

Stopped in at the Greenfield Rest Area on my journey north from Virginia to Maine…read more Good place for a leg stretch, bio break, and a few minutes to chill and relax. #GreenfieldRestArea

Awesome selection of vending machine's however very small, a tour bus beat us to this rest stop and…read moreI was unable to use facilities, trekked on to the next one

Driving I-80 in Pennsylvania can be tedious. Especially when there is construction along the way. I…read morewanted to stop earlier up the road, but it was like every other rest stop was closed. By the time I needed a rest stop I was near bursting. Pulled off of the highway and found myself a spot. There are separate areas for tractor tailers and regular vehicles. Trucks to the left, everything else to the right. The rest stop is about as plain as they come. Loads of space outside if you need to stretch your legs. Inside wasn't anything grand. I walked the length of the sidewalk and ventured over towards what looks like a maintenance shed for the areas water. While down there it appears there is a small monument to something. I'm not sure what it was for, but it is behind a fence, no way to get close enough to inspect it fully. Easy to get back onto the highway after the stop.

First time stopping at this rest area. While it's clean, it could use an update for sure. Super…read moreeasy to get in and out of this one here, and it looks like they've got some well stocked snack machines.

I was at the rest area on I-84 westbound. There is another across the way for eastbound traffic…read more They are not connected. Easy enough with a straight in ramp so watch your speed as you enter. The trucks use the areas on both sides for parking, so keep an eye out for them too. The rest area has the usual with restrooms, vending machines and a spot for dog walking. It's nice and green here, a great break from fighting with highway traffic. Unlike New York, Pennsylvania does not have limits on how long you can stay and I did not see any signs. [Review 1720 of 2024 - 673 in Pennsylvania - 22743 overall]

I was driving to the Catskills from my Gettysburg address ( I love saying that!) and needed to stop…read moreand stretch, perhaps visiting the men's room whether I needed to or not. My tendency to drive non-stop until I arrive at my destination is foolhardy because of the higher likelihood of developing lower extremity blood clots, and also as my body nature's my joints stiffen up more readily. This rest stop was nothing fancy, yet certainly functional. There was no abject filth, the trash cans were not flowing over, and I felt safe. I have no complaints or issues with this I-84 rest stop

How is there not a review for this place already? - I'm surprised! Probably because putting in the…read moreaddress info. is difficult and remembering can be difficult too. The center is spacious, and the building and facilities are kept in good condition. When it's a good day out, there's a beautiful view during the day. There's enough parking for the crowds that come in, and usually at least one staffer and one clean up person working here during the day. There is PA memorabilia hanging in one section of the building, and places to sit giving it a homey feel. This center is nice enough that it's even worth making the U-Turn if you're going Northbound on US-15 instead, although I think stopping at a fast food place or such will do for 99% of people just fine.

Good spot to stop of I-81, south of Wilkes-Barre, PA, if needed. Gas (Sunoco) convenience store…read more(Onvo) with beer and wine sales, and a Burger King inside as well. Decent rest rooms but my 12-pack was $3 more here than Sheetz. That's what you call paying for the convenience and minus one star for overpriced beer. Coffee machines grind and brew by the cup, so that is tasty for those who like it fresh. Restrooms were very clean one time and not so much the next. Hit and miss, just like some guys at the urinals. ;) If we need to pee and grab a beverage or two, this is the spot. Otherwise, the Dorrance rest area is just a little farther north on 81-N.

came here for a rest stop while traveling on a bus, place is big bathrooms and even a shower (weird…read moreright) workers were very friendly we even joked about needing my ID ( i'm 48) for the spiked ice tea I purchased. she even warned me to be careful because some bus drivers make you dumb it. it's 5% alcoholic really

restrooms very clean. stopped for a rest during a roadtrip and it was quiet. state trooper made…read moretheir rounds once during my stop so it felt safe to sit and close my eyes for a bit

I highly recommend stopping at the Delaware Water Gap Visitor Center if you're not familiar with…read moreall the PA has to offer. Last weekend, we went inside for a pitstop after driving from North Jersey to the DWG. The facility is well maintained, clean, and all the staff there were friendly and helpful. There is a large room with tourism information, maps, and displays from local businesses and about nearby sightseeing spots.

This is one of the oddest travel plazas I've ever stopped at, and I'll describe why shortly. It's…read moresomewhat easy to access, being off of Interstate 80, and either the first or last exit with services in New Jersey. It has gas if you need it. The interior is the odd part, as I've never seen the Auntie Anne's or Sbarro's open, and I've stopped here several times. I've seen both the Chick-Fil-A and Starbucks open, but if you stop here on a Sunday? The Starbucks might be the only option. The Chick-Fil-A here is also expensive. Why stop here? The bathrooms are clean and it's perhaps this travel plaza's best feature. There is a small convenience store that has a limited selection if you are in a pinch. Overall, for most people, you'll want to stop at the TA a short drive down the road instead.

We were going to stroughtsburg PA and stopped over here for a Starbucks . Parking was a little…read moresmall but not much crowd that day and we got a parking right outside the entrance . Located right near the exit in I78 and it is convenient . Wish there were many options for food and drink , but this travel plaza is limited . Starbucks was ok. Restroooms were clean and usable . There are some tables inside to sit and eat. It's not as big as some other service areas in turnpike but not as . Overall average experience.. 3 stars . l