Travelling to Arkansas, Stop here first !!…read more On the way into Arkansas, across the river from Memphis TN, is the city of West Memphis. Just off the highway into Arkansas, off I-55 you will find the West Memphis Welcome Center. This center is staffed with friendly, knowledgable folks who are more than happy to guide you, set you up with travel info or just chat. This welcome center has all kinds of printed media to further enhance your Arkansas experience. This Welcome center also has restrooms, vending machines and seating outside for picnics or just to enjoy the weather. it is always once of my stops when I'm back in good 'ole Arkansas.

Today is welcome center day as per my daughter. We visited 4…read morewelcome centers today in 3 states, so fun. Yes we had time to kill... And I wanted to add more states to my list of visiting places. Quality/Quantity - Welcome center number 1. So why is this welcome center named West Memphis rather than Arkansas...? Good size, beautiful location. Amazing amount of information, good thing we also have Google and Trip Advisor, lol. Atmosphere - Welcome center hours - Open 7 days a week from 9am to 5pm; Yelp's hours differs slightly. Restrooms open 24 hours. Clean bathrooms. Service - Okay, not as welcoming as the other 3 welcome centers we visited. And all 3 other centers gave us welcome gifts! First experience as we have never gotten gifts before, now we know to ask. Price - Free, thank you! Owner Comment - Thank you Arkansas since 1836 for this beautiful welcome center.

I really liked this rest area with the picture of the maps and plus it was clean for a rest area…read more I don't have any complaints and I didn't realize how much I would come to be so excited to see a rest area until my daughter and I was on our road trip to Texas. This is just a tip for any rest area if you can never go in alone because it is not a lot of activity at night so be safe and be alert. As always folks... Enjoy

Standard rest stop, that reminds me of a camp ground with all the trees and picnic areas. The…read morerestrooms were a little dirty, paper on the floor, no soap, and the hand dryers didn't work but it beats going in the bushes by far. Thank goodness for Rest Areas.

Overall, this is a very nice welcome center on Interstate 55. It is a bit into the state, but…read moreagain, it is a nice and inviting rest area. The grounds are well-kept and well-maintained and I found it to be a great rest area and welcome center. I will give it five stars overall.

Just stopped here briefly to stretch our legs and break the seal so they say…read more.. Very clean welcoming rest stop! Probably one of few I've seen this clean. (I've seen some sketch ones). Bathroom for the ladies was clean. ( no photos for privacy reasons.) Even the park itself was nice and I loved the plants. I could easily pit stop here and enjoy a small picnic while traveling. The building itself had very true southern style house. The entrances to the breezeway and entrance. As well as the wrap around that goes to the back door.

All in all, this is a good enough welcome center and rest area as you are driving on Interstate 55…read morefrom Mississippi into Tennessee. This particular rest area also has a dog park along with the usual amenities, so that is a nice touch. If you want a pleasant enough rest stop, I would definitely recommend here.

Your security guy following me into the bathroom yelling "sir" because he assumed I'm a man is…read morequite funny and also stupid. Just fucking let people go to the bathroom (you know, with stalls) and stop assuming someone's genitals by how their hair looks. Sorry, I wasn't blessed with big titties unfortunately. But, like, people like me have been looking for women's and men's restroom signs for decades now. I know which one is which. Seriously, being so concerned where someone goes pee or poop is just so weird.

Overall, a decent welcome center and rest stop just south of the Elvis Presley Boulevard exit. The…read moreplace is well-maintained and again pretty cool place. I would definitely recommend here if you are traveling.

Quality/Quantity - What a great way to end our Welcome Center Tour!…read moreAgain, the team here was so welcoming. From the minute we walked in to us hanging out and cracking jokes. Wealth of information, especially on whiskey and wine trails, see pictures. Yeah, I did NOT expect to drink so much in Nashville... Atmosphere - Good size location. Clean large restrooms. Service - 5 stars, again so welcoming. And they even went out of their way to give us a "goody" bag. We got guitar picks! Not sure if you can see them in my picture, see in my photo. My daughter also plays the guitar. Price - Free. Owner Comment - Thank you again TN for such a great welcome to your State. We had such a great time here! And I am going to recommend you to all our friends.

This is a decently maintained rest area located on 55 near Hernando, Mississippi. It has vending…read moremachines and parking for both cars and tractor trailers. The restroom was decently clean and overall, I would recommend stopping here if you need a break from the road.

Big truck stop with showers for travelers & truckers. Great selection on snacks, drinks, food, &…read moresouvenirs.

Worst experience at a LOVES EVER!!!!!!! Also asked for a…read moreshower that was handicapped accessible. No grab bars to hold onto in shower, no grab bars near the toilet. And with six inch high concrete lip to get in the shower, there is no way in hell to get a wheelchair in here. Damn shame I have to give it a is deserves nothing!!!!! Just wanted to through throw this in there Accessible design standards: The ADA establishes accessibility standards, known as the ADA Standards for Accessible Design, that apply to newly constructed and altered buildings and facilities. These standards ensure features like ramps, elevators, and wide doorways are included to make spaces usable by wheelchair users. Reasonable modifications: The law requires public entities (state and local governments) and public accommodations to make reasonable modifications to their policies, practices, and procedures to avoid discrimination and ensure equal access for people with disabilities. This could include things like providing assistance in a grocery store for a wheelchair user to reach items.

This is a really great rest station to visit, especially during the holidays. Clean bathrooms…read more Treats. On our last visit, the main area was closed...I don't know if that was a one-off or because it was Sunday. I would hope Arkansas would realize that people do have to travel on Sundays and there are hopefully people who would gladly work on that day.

Fun place to stop. Clean bathrooms and nice staff to greet you. There's quite a few fun things to…read moresee and a little bit of state history to learn.