3 stars for the rest area itself, which is bare bones, 5 stars for the Lions Club folks set up…read moreoutside giving away free food! Donations accepted but not required! Friendly folks providing bagels, muffins, donuts, and coffee from Dunkin. Hot dogs available later in the day! Will definitely stop by next time I'm driving by!

Apparently, I am here one hour before this rest area closes. A good rest area should not be…read moreclosed or at least accessible bathrooms 24-7. Guess they are worried about the sad reality that some a-hole will purposely damage the property. Being understaffed and not a property worth using vid cams on, they close too early. The bathrooms were clean and a person available to ask questions but because of the other inconvenience, gets three stars.

I'm happy I was able to stop into this at this TA it had plenty of parking here. I paid for…read morereserved parking which was $25 not bad because I wanted to be closer to the center. There is plenty of free parking if you don't mind the walk. The travel center was well stocked and well maintained. I didn't eat any food here but I do believe there is a restaurant here. The customer service was good cashier was pleasant.

Truckers are known to pack-it-away and TA Truck Stops are known to pile-it-on. Our breakfasts came…read morewith 3 scrambled, six slices of bacon, mountain of hash browns and sourdough toast with an endless cup-a-joe. Everything was picture perfect, hearty and delicious. Price for 2 was $40.23, a wee bit steep but considering the portion size, suppose thats in line with the ravages of inflation. Truck stops are a fun stop every now again, give it a try and see if you agree.

Pit stop to stretch the legs and for a bathroom break. Good number of stalls. But the hand dryers…read morehad these odd flat boards set beneath which totally was in the way. So weird! Noticed that this McDonald's had a special dessert pie. Very tempting! Strawberry Cheesecake.

This service station has ample parking and is easy in/out. Inside you will find various and…read moretreats, Auntie Annie's Pretzels, Mc Donald's, Gulf Mart Express, etc. the restrooms are consistently clean.

While driving through Connecticut recently, we stopped here to stretch our legs, use the bathroom…read moreand switch drivers. It's a small rest area, with only a few stalls in the bathroom, but it was clean, well kept, and there were many vending options for food and drink. I'd definitely be comfortable stopping here again

Always smells like my childhood ymca. Spotless. Those guys…read moreare amazing. Someday I'll have to grill out. Who would think a rest area would have bbq grills...

I liked that this service station was easy and convenient. It wasn't overly busy and the restrooms…read morewere clean. Didn't need to use the gas station but it was easy to enter and exit back onto the freeway.

*Tesla Charging Spot…read more Driving my Tesla back home, the car starts heating up the battery and tells me to charge. It's like Rosie the Robot, naggin' me! I plugged in and walked toward the rest stop. It says on the sign Starbucks, I can use a cool and refreshing drink. I used the Mens room first, big but not too clean. I walk out and don't see Starbucks? I buy a coconut water instead and my Tesla app tells me I have enough charge to make it home. As I unplug and drive away, I see the Starbucks in a separate building. You could have told me that Rosie! Maybe she's mad I called her a nag...

Bathrooms, vending machines and grassy area for dogs…read more Bathrooms were clean, only 5 stalls. Vending machines for chips and drinks. A few grassy areas for dogs.

Quick stop here following the large coffee and not knowing what sort of facilities I might have…read moreaccess to later. This welcome center / rest area is just across the border from I-95 into Connecticut from Rhode Island. The restroom was reasonably clean. The welcome center is nice with many trees and a picnic area. There is a separate area for dog walking, too. There is a long entrance ramp with separate areas for cars and trucks. The car area has a mild turn that is useful for getting people to slow down from highway speed. A couple of loops help with that too. A good spot for a nap if you need one as you head into Southern Connecticut on a busy superhighway. [Review 15301 overall, 803 of 2021, number 49 in Connecticut.]

This is an old school rest stop, not a mini-mall full of fast food vendors, but flush toilets and…read morecoffee are here. Car, truck, and RV parking is labeled, but don't be surprised when a car or two uses the wrong side. Before you get on the entrance ramp, there is a Rv dump, so humans, pets, and the rig can all use the facilities. Though there's no commercial spots or fast food, you're only a few minutes south of them in Cromwell and Rocky Hill. The entire rest stop is beneath Mount Higby and faces other peaks in the Hanging Hills section of the New England Scenic Trail. Though there's no trail access here, come back another time (parking off Route 66 in Meriden near Middlefield). Enjoy the foliage in Autumn. In winter and spring, as you drive north and descend Mt. Higby, keep an eye out for the waterfall off 91 after Country Club Road exit.

Small rest area right off the highway with a truck weighing station…read more Don't get confused, it's both. The rest area is smalland the car parking and access roadway is also confusing and seen illogically layout; unnecessary looping causes traffic conflicts. Makes wonder why and who design this?! Hi d

This is a very bog and popular service station on MA Turnpike Westbound. It has a big Gulf gas…read morestation. Saw very crowded up to few minutes of wait time. There are tesla superchargers too. The main building has food options like McDonald, Auntie Anne's, pizza and sandwich stores. There's a convenient store to get drinks, snacks and other good needed during a trip, all for decent price. Restrooms are large and somewhat well maintained. There's a massive dining area for visitors to dine-in. It was nicely decorated with flags for Memorial day weekend.

We visit this rest stop regularly during trips to see family in NE. My daughters grew up stopping…read morehere for a bathroom break, Auntie Anne's and taking the dog to the dog park to stretch. Can be very busy but very convenient.

Convenient, off the highway. Bird feeders - don't know if they work or not. Picnic areas, dogs are…read morewelcome. I was glad to be able to get out of the car - take a walk, stretch my legs and use the facilities. They do have picnic areas as well. It has stone picnic tables in a wooded setting. It is on the east bound side of I-84 in Southington, Ct. There are only vending machines here so don't expect hot coffee! They have parking areas for cars and for RVs. It does the job!

This rest area is quiet and clean, located close to the highway but surrounded by trees, so there's…read moreno noise from the road. It has about twenty legal parking spots for trucks and around twenty to thirty illegal spots on the shoulders. There are three spots for bobtails near the building with restrooms and vending machines. It also has parking for four-wheel vehicles and RVs. The area is spacious, with benches and tables outside to relax, and the restroom is always clean.

This plaza would have been much better but the men's bathroom was closed for repairs at 3pm on a…read moreweekday. There was huge bathroom line and everyone has to use the women's room. Aside of the bathroom situation this rest are was adequate but very small.

Most service plazas along Route 15 in Connecticut are pretty small but they are reasonably…read moreplentiful. Much of what I write in this review could apply to other sites as well. This place is really just too small with not enough restroom capacity and inadequate parking availability. We stopped in while travelling for a restroom break and to fill up the gas tank. Parking was the first challenge as there was not one single available parking space. Because of this, people were parking at the gas pumps which made fueling our vehicle pretty time consuming and tedious. There was a line at every pump but half the pumps were occupied by unattended vehicles so we waited about fifteen minutes just to get to a pump. After gassing up I just circled around the lot until a parking space opened up. Besides the gas pumps and restrooms there is a convenience store, a Subway restaurant and a Dunkin' Donuts shop. We were only interested in the restrooms when we entered. There was no line for the men's room which was reasonably clean and stocked. The women's restroom had a lengthy line so our quick gas and restroom stop ended up taking us well over half and hour. I appreciate the location of this service plaza right along the highway but a lot more thought should have gone into the layout, design and capacity of the facility.