Great clean stocked facilities! Covered playground for the kiddos. Benches and shade for families…read moreand resting! The staff are nice and friendly! Great place to stop and rest fully accessible for other abled people Watch out for snakes when the weather gets warm! It's Texas.

This is probably the nicest rest area I have ever visited…read more I was getting extremely sleepy after an early morning departure and drive from New Mexico. This rest area appeared just before we entered the heavy traffic of Fort Worth and Dallas. It was perfect location to change drivers, take care of business, and rejuvenate before tackling city traffic for the last two hours of our drive. Parking is divided into two sections. Cars are directed to one area, and big rigs to the opposite side. You never have to worry about walking near or navigating around large freight trucks. The rest area is so inviting. The gardens around the building have a lush green lawn, lots of shade trees, well manicured bushes, and beautiful flower borders throughout. It was a pleasure to walk my dog on the wide, paved sidewalks all around the property. We both thoroughly enjoyed stretching our legs while strolling through the shaded garden. There were several covered picnic tables where you could relax outside and have a snack. Grab food from one of the vending machines inside or bring your own meal with you. Inside the building was a small museum exhibit featuring a filling station and an old fashioned car from the early 1900s. It was a welcome respite to activate your mind after countless hours of staring at the flat, featureless plains and desolate Chihuahua desert. Bathrooms envy that of the famous Buccees has station. They are clean, well maintained, and plentiful. You will never have to wait in line here. There is an information desk at the facility. No one was sitting there when I was in the building, but there were clearly workers on the property working outside, They were wearing brightly colored reflective vests and smiled and said, "Hi!" when I walked by them. Free wifi was available here too. I didn't stay long enough to enjoy this, but I'm sure others appreciated it. This was a free government provided rest stop, but it rivaled any commercial entity out there because it was (1) FREE, (2) offered the services and facilities I needed, (3) clean, (4) beautiful, (5) relaxing, (6) rejuvenating, and (7) safe. I highly recommend this rest area to anyone passing through

Gas station with electric charging stations. Good food options and friendly staff. You can also…read morerenew hunting licenses here.

The coffee I had consumed before starting my long day in the car chose to escape early in the trip…read more I had no choice but to find a place to stop. So 40 minutes in - I was out. This place was packed. The parking lot was buzzing and the spots were all full. The store had a large selection of items- as one would expect from a truck stop. The restroom is showing its age. But the dispensers were all stocked. And the floor was dry. I do prefer to hit the rest area in EastLand but I was having an emergency. So compared to the EastLand area not as good- But I'll still choose it over ANY Loves on the planet.

This rest area is about two miles north of Decatur and it is more than adequate. A short ramp of…read moreparking area off the highway and unlike other "picnic area" stops in Texas, this one not only has covered picnic areas but also a breezeblock building with men's and women's restrooms that have running water. It is handicapped accessible and the water fountains are potable I spent a few hours here getting a decent sleep before continuing north towards Bowie. There is a wifi network here but it never allowed me to sign in, only repeating "The service is initializing, please try again later." It probably isn't the safest spot unless your doors are locked and you can put a screen on your windows. There is a lot of transient traffic and I did not spot any law enforcement patrolling. [Review 16112 overall - 292 in Texas - 1617 of 2021.]

I come in pretty regularly, and I have to say when Dawn is working the register she always makes…read morethe experience better every time. She is always friendly, welcoming, and genuinely kind--not just going through the motions. On my last visit, she went out of her way to help me with a question and made sure everything was exactly right. It's rare to see that level of care and attention, especially when things are so busy. You can tell she really cares about the customers and takes pride in what she does! Great service like that doesn't go unnoticed--definitely one of the reasons I keep coming back!

Guys. My Texas bucket list really only contained about 1.5 things and one of those things was…read morespending a good amount of time at Buc-ee's. Dreams officially came true at the Fort Worth location. I was thrilled to finally take the time to experience this legendary Texas institution for myself and I think I spent an absurd amount of time wandering around the store. I looked at everything... then circled back around to look at everything a second time... though I'm pretty sure my friends were very much ready to leave long before I was. And the shopping? Dangerous!!! *Nearly* three digits later, I somehow left with a Buc-ee's t-shirt, a seatbelt cover that I just love so much, Beaver Nuggets of multiple varieties, mints, a magnet/bottle opener, a patch, and honestly probably several other things I didn't technically need but absolutely wanted. Buc-ee's seems to sell literally everything. The highlight of the entire experience, however, was BY FAR getting a photo with Buc-ee himself. Absolutely iconic! Dreams. Came. True. Beyond the novelty of Buc-ee himself, the store was surprisingly clean, well organized, and efficient despite the crowds - so many people! Buc-ee's is basically part convenience store, part gift shop, part roadside amusement park, and yet it all works. If only they had a seating area to enjoy the mouthwatering pulled pork sandwiches they were selling... Anyway, I now *completely* understand the Buc-ee's obsession and can only hope California (or even New York!) someday gets one of their own. Until then, I'll just have to cherish my photo with Buc-ee and Beaver Nuggets from afar.

Absolutely disgusting. we asked for more pillows and the weird up front guy wouldn't just give us…read morethe new pillows he HAD to walk us to our room and put them in our room. the original pillows we had where disgusting with stains all over the case then the next pillows he give us where even worse than the first one. When i was trying to make coffee and BED BUG fell out of the coffee pot. Never staying here again

This is complete false advertising!!! The pictures online of the property have to be at least 10…read moreyears old!! The stench of dead crickets slap you in the face upon arrival. Crickets were everywhere!! In our bed, shower, all over the floor, in the drained pool, and thousands of crushed up crickets in piles in the parking lot. When we complained 5 minutes after arriving, they replied, "It's Texas, what do you expect, everyone has crickets." They offered another room, but the stench of the entire property was so bad - we left and went to La Quinta 2 blocks away and guess what??? No crickets!!! Stay away!! Pay the extra money and save yourself the hassle!!!

The truck parking lot is pretty big, there's plenty of parking availability tonight (6pm on a…read moreTuesday). The store is well stocked. Showers ($17) are hot and clean. There's a restaurant called Iron Skillet and a Popeyes inside. Laundry is $3.25 wash/dry (each). Cycles are about 45 minutes each. There's a 'theater', too!

Clean restroom, need a key. Fuel islands worn but cleaner than most…read more Easy access off highway. Pleasant staff at fuel island. Pork chop dinner, very little grease, skimpy on veggies, $9.73.

Lots of space for Truckers! No need to park on the shoulders or tight on the rest areas. This is…read morethe place!

This is a little gem for travelers driving through west Texas. The station offers Exxon gasoline,…read moreBurger King, a small gift store and really clean restrooms. I pulled in so I could join a conference call and noted there was some tree shade over their parking lot. Not enough but it was better than roasting in the open sun during my call. While here, I took advantage of quality gasoline and topped the tank off. Then my stomach started to growl and I got som BK. The store had some interesting souvenir items for sale as well as basic needs for snacks and hardware. The restroom, the whole store in fact, was very clean. I was pleased also with the quality of the service and the fast food I ate here.