Very clean restroom. Immaculate grounds, surrounded by gorgeous trees of all colors. Excellent…read moreplace to stay and get some sleep right off the highway.

This is a normal rest stop with bathrooms, grass, benches, trees and of course easy access to the…read moreFreeway. I will say that Oregon rest stops are so beautiful! They are well taken care of and almost like a park in most cases. I stopped here when I was tired of driving and needed to close my eyes. I pulled into the shade, rolled down my window and took a nap. It was peaceful and just what I needed to get back on the road. The bathrooms were fine but not super clean or anything.

You would think during post-Covid/pandemic the rest stops would be somewhat clean. It was…read moredisgusting. All the toilets were filthy, the cleanest one I used had poopy toilet paper on the floor. Then whoever was in the stall next to me started smoking and I ended up wheezing! So glad I brought my own toilet paper, hand soap, paper towels, and hand sanitizer!!!! I mean yes it was past 1am, but it looked like it had t been cleaned all day!! Argh! I feel like I need a shower, but I'm taking a nap at this rest stop before heading south. ‍

This is for the Northbound on I5 Santiam Rest Stop. Good spot for the total eclipse 2017, Aug 21st!…read moreHundreds of cars and people are here to watch! A lot from out of state, I think mostly from California! Cars parked on the grass area where they're not supposed to; but OTE personnel said they'll let them just to keep everyone happy; as long as they stay out of the freeway. Thanks for being considerate on this one in a lifetime event! Free coffee at the office (they have a donation jar if you like to donate, though). Bathrooms are clean. Trash is collected on a regular basis. I guess they really expected the influx of eclipse watchers and they stay on top of it!

We were driving south on I-5 from Salem towards Eugene and needed a quick and convenient stop. This…read morerest area was relatively close to where we were and much easier than exiting the freeway to search for gas stations or other options. We've stopped here many times over the years, and while it's familiar, it wouldn't rank among our favorite rest areas. We've visited quite a few across the country that offer more modern facilities or a better overall experience. That said, this location does have a fairly nice shaded picnic area, which would likely be a pleasant spot during warmer and drier months, even though we typically don't take advantage of those features. On this particular visit, the rest area served its purpose well. The restrooms were accessible, the stop felt straightforward and efficient, and we were able to get in and out without much delay. It was adequate for what we needed at the time, allowing us to get back on the road quickly and continue our drive south.

This rest area is along I-5 north of Eugene, Oregon (so please don't move it, Yelp!). A great spot…read morefor a stretch and it's got quite a bit of greenery around. Completely overcast (when is it not?) so I wasn't concerned about shade as I took a quick nap in the Sprinter van. Restrooms in good condition with picnic tables under the trees, vending machines and a display of travel brochures, what more do you need? My only complaint is that the entrance doesn't have any sort of turn to slow people down as they enter from the highway. [Review 20935 overall - 23 in Oregon - 1919 of 2023.]

Getting off and on the highway was straightforward. As you pull in, you see the towering evergreen…read moretrees and realize that you will be under them if you picnic at the plentiful benches that dot this rest stop. This rest stop is has a little pavilion filled with travel magazines and pamphlets about points of interest. Each little nook was full and looking at the dates of the magazines, pretty updated. There are vending machines, trash cans, and bathrooms in the main building. Lots of parking for both cars and semi-trailer trucks, and everything in between! Overall, great place to stretch your legs due to the huge trees surrounding the area. It helps break the road fatigue and road hypnosis that some may feel while driving for long stretches.

Tall trees surrounding the French Prairie Rest Stop help give the area a forest vibe. Having…read morestopped here in summer and non-summer months, I have found the smell of wildfires more common with sunny weather than time of year (though I have not been through in winter). Parking is abundant and the spaces are clearly marked if reserved for a particular usage. An informational pavilion provides travel information for exploring and sightseeing in Oregon and a number of the posted informational placards provide background about the history of Oregon. The restrooms have been cleanly and water fountains have worked, providing clean water without a funky taste. The exit from the interstate is clearly marked as is where to park depending on vehicle type.

This rest area is right after the river in the northbound lane. Parking is really awkward, with…read morecars and semis sharing the same space. The building is well kept with large stalls. What's neat is that off the entrance is another road that leads to a river access.

This is a great rest stop right off the high way. The bathrooms are pretty clean and kept up. It…read morehas a nice grassy area that you can take your kids and pets to have them run around.

They didn't have a Red Bull vending machine when I stopped here the other day headed north, but…read morethey did have energy drinks in one of their variety vending machines. They also had snacks and a decent restroom. I found this a totally reasonable place to stop on our trip.

Very clean, well maintained restrooms. lots of stalls. privacy. There is plenty of parking and easy…read moreaccess if you are in a wheelchair or using a walker. After using the facilities, there is a small museum worth checking out, several restaurants, a post office and a gift shop. During the summer and fall, there is usually a vendor selling local cherries, corn or other produce. definitely buy some!

Reststop is located on Highway 26 between Portland and Bend. These basic restrooms were not the…read morecleanest nor the dirtness. It got the job done. There were plenty of parking spaces.

Clean facilities, friendly cashier who even complimented me. That's why I'm perplexed about the…read morepoor reviews this place has received. I was afraid at first due to the reviews, but this place is way better than stopping at your regular rest stops in the side of the road. Bathrooms are way cleaner than rest stops, if you need snacks or drinks they have it all. There's even souvenir shopping if that's your jam. One of my traveling buddies was so impressed it was her first time to experience a travel center vs. rest stop. I assured her there are more like it and even larger. They were doing some construction outside but it didn't bother us.

Washers were out of order and even though they were In use, besides the customer service was…read moreexcellent! I Lost my key fob and nothing was open so I had to stay over night. They were patient and understanding of my family and I during our trip from another state.