We've been here before. This time the restrooms were not as clean as we remembered. Only one open…read morebottle of liquid hand soap was on the counter. The rest were broken or empty. I brought in my own hand towel. The air hand dryers seemed to work. The other ladies restroom was closed. I hope it's cleaner than this one when it opens. The grounds are beautiful. They are clean. The flowers in front of the restrooms and vending machines had gorgeous yellow flowers. The picnic tables were in shaded areas and were clean.

Dogs are limited to an island between the truck and car parking. My dogs didn't want to walk on…read moreit. Finally I reached down and felt the ground and it was COVERED in stickers. Everywhere is sharp and thorny. I had to pick them up and carry them to the pavement and remove the stickers. There were also gnats everywhere. I know that happens in the south, but this was excessive. They surrounded the dogs and ended up in my car. I've never felt the need to write a review about a free rest area, but this is actually irresponsible and cruel for pets.

The Ashburn I-75 Northbound Rest Area in Georgia is a solid, well-designed stop for travelers…read moreheading north on I-75. It's very easy to access with smooth on and off ramps, making it a stress-free break from the highway. Parking is thoughtfully organized: cars park closest to the main building near the highway, while trucks and vehicles with trailers have dedicated spaces on the other side. This layout keeps everything flowing smoothly and reduces congestion. The rest area has an open, airy design with a central breezeway. Restrooms are conveniently split -- men's on one side and women's on the other -- and were clean and well-maintained during our visit. Vending machines are located right in the breezeway for quick snacks and drinks. Outside, there are several covered picnic tables to the side of the main building, perfect for stretching your legs or enjoying a meal in nicer weather. Overall, this is a nice, functional rest area that provides travelers with everything needed for a quick, comfortable stop. It's clean, safe, and convenient -- exactly what you want when you're on the road. Whether you need a bathroom break, a place to walk the dog, or just a few minutes to relax, the Ashburn Northbound Rest Area delivers. Highly recommended for anyone traveling I-75 through Georgia.

Northbound on I-75 around mile marker 85, this rest area was fabulous. Like many (but not all)…read moreGeorgia rest areas, it has an RV dump site at the end. You'll need to take the "truck" side. I took the "auto" side and had to do some careful reversing at the exit. I did not visit the restrooms or the vending machines or the picnic tables at the rest area. This was a quick stop to empty the black water in the RV. Easy enough though there is no proper spot for the host to go into. There's a "puddle" here that was very unsanitary. There was also not a hose for the flush water but there is a trash can for your gloves when you're done. I appreciate the free dump and beggars can't be choosers. But it does need some repair. [Review 1052 of 2024 - 720 in Georgia - 22080 overall]

On a road trip with friends who had never experienced Buc-ee's, we had to stop. Her first reaction…read morewas "the gas was cheap." That is when I knew I had made a fan. The kids loved shopping for new shirts, snacks, and seeing what fishing equipment they needed for a trip that didn't involve fishing. We stocked up on car snacks, grabbed pulled pork sandwiches, and a few new shirts for our collection. This was the right choice for us. 31.07.2026

My husband and I stopped at Buc-ee's while traveling home from Tennessee. I had my service dog with…read moreme, and the night manager, Krysta, repeatedly called out to my husband and then approached me regarding my service animal. While I understand businesses may ask questions about service animals, the way this was handled was incredibly unprofessional. Krysta loudly questioned me in front of other customers and began reading questions from a paper about what tasks my dog performs. When I tried to explain that I have POTS (Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome), she was dismissive and laughed, which was humiliating and embarrassing. Not all disabilities are visible. I felt singled out, judged, and treated with a lack of respect simply because I do not "look disabled." My dog was clearly identified as a service animal, and I even offered proof when questioned. What upset me most was not being asked a question, but the rude and public manner in which I was treated. No customer should be made to feel embarrassed because of a disability. Unfortunately, after this experience, I do not plan on returning.

Love this place. Has a Subway for ur subway needs…read more Has a very cool off leash dog park.. Free honey buns with your coffee purchase. Able to park and rest for a few hours before getting back on the road..

This place is on I75 near Pinehurst, and that's a good stopping point for our trip to Atlanta. The…read morebillboards definitely catch your eye (big pic of a blk&wht Frenchie ), so you shouldn't pass it! Plus, the store's roof is the same light blue color as the sign... smart! Each time I've stopped, the dog park has been relatively clean from dog poop, which is nice. It's a spacious area, good for throwing the ball and getting a couple of run-arounds in before your trip continues. The park is fenced in with a double-closed gate to be able to unleash your dog safely. There are places for the humans to sit too, and there are usually doggie waste bags available (although, if you're traveling with your dog... you probably have some!). The store is clean, as are the restrooms. And the gas prices are on par - you're not getting gouged which is refreshing, considering the super easy off/on location. Overall, it's a great stop that we'll use again on this route.

This rest stop, off of I-75, is clean and has open green space. There are picnic tables and a pet…read morearea on the back side of the building. The restrooms were clean and there were more than the 2 or 3 stalls that we generally see in smaller towns.

The bathrooms were really clean. Unfortunately not all of the hand dryers worked . I really wish…read moreall bathrooms had a paper towel option for those who don't like using the hand dryers. The vending machine took my husbands money.

Area 19 is one of the most enduring mysteries and sources of speculation in American history…read more Located inside the confines of Bibb County the hilly, red dirt, grassy knoll known as Rest Area 19 has been the home to some of the nation's most advanced toilets and hand washing technologies along our interstate system I'm sure the father of this massive highway project President Dwight D. Eisenhower couldn't have imagined the hair-raising takes of tales of late night brinksmanship, and possibly much worse so let's take a deeper look. In the course of the reviews preceding this one, it seems dozens of men and women haven't talked publicly about their experiences here. There are a few such as myself who have visited Area 19 that are only now talking to one another and the public about their time here. One source who suggested a deeply dark side of research may be required prior to dropping your pants here because of the common disappearance of toiletries here at Area 19. What do you think? Do you believe it's possible the U.S. government is engaged in secret operations here at Area 19 and other roadside rest areas to save money and reduce the impact on the environment by discouraging the use of the facilities by creating a shortage of toilet paper forcing those who really need to go to bring their own...

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.

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.

I've been to well over 100 Love's in 31 states. This one was one of the cleanest I have…read moreencountered. The men's room was clean clean clean! Fabulous. Pump area was tidy with no litter as was the rest of the parking lot. I was greeted with a "Welcome to Love's!" as walked in. At 6pm, the convenience store was completely stocked with all the snacks and drinks you can expect. Coffee section was also ready with creamers and sweeteners. A very pleasant stop and don't forget that if you scan the barcode on your Love's app, you get ten cents off per gallon of gas! [Review 1053 of 2024 - 721 in Georgia - 22081 overall]

Gas with Love's ap was $2.04! SCORE Location is extremely clean. Easy on & off from I75 South.read more

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.