Good rest area for a nap with nice clean parking and clean bathrooms some vending machines thereread more

Omg seriously? This is the MOST unsanitary rest stop I have ever been in. The women's restroom was…read moredisgusting. Floors were sticky, damp and looked like they'd been mopped with muddy water. 3 of the toilets were wet from the handle to the floor. Sinks covered with clear plastic garbage bags because it was out of order. Yuck. The only things nice was the exterior of the building and the actual grounds/landscaping. The vending machines were also stocked well. But who wants snack in such gross conditions?

So it's OK (3 Star) because it's a good place to stop if you need a break from driving, take a nap…read moreand rest, or use the bathroom because you really have to go. However... Please note - The water here is not-potable. If you do use the bathroom facilities and wash your hands at the sink, make sure to use the hand sanitizer pumps close to the door to sanitize your skin. Non-potable water is not safe for drinking or cooking because it may contain harmful microorganisms, chemicals, or pollutants that pose health risks. There are signs posted at this rest area warning people to not drink the water.

Recommend not stopping here unless you really really need to use the restroom. Whoever was filling…read morethe snack machines was arguing with some other employees here and it was beyond loud and obnoxious. The bathroom is in desperate need of an update as well and the lights flicker. Try holding it if you can.

When you have to go. You expect a clean building. This place didn't disappoint. Bit much to say…read moreabout this place. It suited my needs. When I needed it.

Glacier Hills Service Plaza is a rest stop on the Ohio Turnpike. It has a 24-hour Sunoco gas…read morestation, charging stations for electric vehicles, a 24-hour 7-Eleven convenience store, three casual restaurants (i.e., Caribou Coffee, Panera Bread, and Dairy Queen), a truckers lounge, vending machines for snacks and beverages, an information center with travel literature, ATMs, women's and men's restrooms, etcetera. My husband and I stopped at this service plaza when we were driving from Cleveland to Pittsburgh. The parking lot had many available spaces for vehicles. We purchased a beverage and a snack at the Caribou Coffee restaurant. The food court contained many clean tables and chairs. I used the women's restroom, and it was in good condition. I read that the truckers lounge has a 108-space parking lot, separate restrooms, complimentary shower facilities, coin-operated washers and dryers, and vended shower and laundry supplies.

This is one of the nicest rest stop that I've ever visited. Ohio has perfected rest stops. The stop…read moreis upscale and modern complete with a porch and rocking chairs. The center is very welcoming. Inside, the walls are filled with local sites to visit. Works by a local artisan are on display. Seating areas are available to browse through pamphlets featuring local attractions. I picked up a couple free pamphlets. The restrooms were immaculate during my visit with sheik new amenities. Outside, are walkways with plaques describing local vegetation. I saw plenty of new benches and places to sit and paths to walk your dog. The landscaping is lovely. On the west end of the rest stop, is a memorial dedicated to highway workers. A Storybook Trail is available to walk the kids through. An information sign describing the National Road, which run parallel to the interstate, stands near the memorial. There's a lot going on here. The stop is an easy on and off I-70. Parking is available for cars and trucks.

This is the last rest stop in Ohio on I-70 eastbound. It's a very nice rest stop with clean…read morebathrooms, vending machines, and lots of interesting information about eastern Ohio. If you need to stretch your legs before you hit the road again, there's a Storybook Trail you can walk. You can get some fresh air and relax in the rocking chairs outside while listening to music by artists from Ohio. The Pretenders were playing while I was there (Chrissie Hynde is from Akron). Also check out all the landscaping-it's all plants that are native to Ohio.

Earlier this month, my husband and I took a road trip from New Jersey to Chicago and back. On our…read moresecond day of the trip, we were driving from Pittsburgh to Chicago, cutting through Ohio. We made our first OH pitstop at the Mahoning Valley Service Plaza (6/5). Ohio has really nice rest stops! Nice buildings, a variety of fast food spots, ample parking, pet friendly areas, clean bathrooms, and lots of travel/tourism info.

Absolutely fantastic rest area. Clean, functional, lots of amenities, and even though gasoline is…read morehigher than other Ohio stations, compared to Pennsylvania, it's a bargain (about a dollar cheaper per gallon right now). Cheers!!!

Not the best for RV'S and trailers to stop at, but if you're just in a car its good. It wasn't as…read moreclean on the outside and its a little unsafe when trying to get out of your RV.

We stopped in here on our way to Pittsburgh. It was a decent rest up and we rested. We use the…read morerestrooms walk around stretch our legs a little bit. I got the job done.

Nicely renovated rest stop. Clean and nice bathrooms. A friendly ranger chatted with us about state…read moreparks. A good spot to stretch your legs, have a picnic or just use the facilities.

This was a great stop right after we passed the border into Pennsylvania. Clean bathrooms and…read morevending machines to your right. Then to your left is the visitor center. Karen helped us, she asked us great questions so she knew what info would help us a lot. We we're giving great information. This is a great place, highly recommend. ** great place to sit and have lunch, beautiful green grass and picnic tables.

This is in mentor, and if you want me to mentor you in rest stops, we can start here…read more This is a pretty standard rest area with the usual amenities, but no restaurants and no gas, and sometimes it's nice and clean and well-kept, and other times not so much, so I give it an average rating.

Small rest area just east of Cleveland. Not a ton of parking but big enough to fit our RV. Vending…read moremachines, restrooms, picnic tables. Nothing fancy.

On 09/05/2026 at around 1:30am the clerk working kicked a woman out of the store because her…read moreservice dog wasn't wearing a vest, although federal law (ADA) does not require such. This clerk is always extremely nasty and is either sleeping in his chair behind the register or yelling at someone.

The Oakmont Plum Service Plaza is located along the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Its businesses include a…read moreSunoco gas station, 7-Eleven convenience store, Burger King restaurant, Auntie Anne's restaurant, and Starbucks restaurant. It also has an Apple Green desk, and its sign said that customers could "order ahead, pick up and go." Other amenities are an ATM, restrooms, lots of tables and chairs, information for tourists, etcetera. During my visit on a Sunday morning, I thought that the building and grounds looked to be in good condition. My husband purchased gasoline at the Sunoco. We browsed the products in the 7-Eleven but did not like their snacks and beverages. The Auntie Anne's did not appear to be open, but the Burger King and Starbucks were. I used the women's restroom, and it had lots of available stalls that were fairly clean.

There are two rest areas here, one on each side of the highway. And rather than try creating one…read morefor northbound and have Yelp merge them, I'll just add here. This is the last stop before you get into Pittsburgh, so it's a great stop. Plenty of parking, some green space so that you can get out of the car and relax a bit from fighting big city traffic. Restrooms were clean and the parking was level enough. I had no problem with the Sprinter van and then back onto the highway to the next stop. [Review 20412 overall - 622 in Pennsylvania - 1391 of 2023.]

If the tunnel doesn't appeal to you, maybe the Bridgeville…read more This rest area has lots of beautiful memories for me, and it was a very long time ago that I came here with someone very special and we made this rest area our home for a few hours. It's kind of too painful to talk about because after time, life changes to the degree that you don't even remember yourself or what it was like, just that it was something special and now it's gone and it's too much to talk about, and there are no words to describe the emotions except at this rest area is a graveyard to memories that will never be felt the same way again. It's also a perfectly functioning and clean rest area but with no gas or restaurant or anything like that.