We stopped by this rest area center on our way back from Ben & Jerry factory to Burlington. The…read moreinformation center building is beautiful with its high arch wooden ceiling on fill display. Lots of space to sit and chill. I saw few people working remotely from the center. There are lots of information about Vermont's history, nature and tourism. They also offer free coffee. There are multiple restrooms, some in the front and others in the back. There are two vending machines, one for drinks and the other for snacks. The outside area is also very neat and clean. They have picnic tables in front of the parking spots.

Large visitor center with lots of tourist information, free coffee, vending machines, ATM, clean…read morerestrooms. The Williston Northbound Information Center is open from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM with nice volunteers at the information desk. Here you can find information on maple sugarhouses, cheesemakers, breweries, wineries, farmers' markets, skiing, golfing, camping, hiking, fishing, hunting, boating, bicycling, music, theater, museums, galleries, antiquing, lodging, dining, bookstores and shopping. Williston North serves travelers to Burlington, Chittenden County and points north. The Vermont Information Center Division has a regional partnership agreement with the Lake Champlain Chamber of Commerce for operations. The center opened in August 2002.

Very nice for a rest stop. Bathrooms were clean, beautiful views outside with tables to rest and…read morehave a snack. Many vending machines with lots of choices, lots of maps etc.

A bathroom where one might otherwise not be accessible. vending options galore and police seem to…read morebe stationed here and on a rest area on the other side as well. Unsurprisingly an outdoor camp feel but well kept insides. The bathroom has 4 hand dryers. Wow for a rural area. Works great for last minute big groups. This center is near Lake Placid which has a USA Olympic Training Center. Another fully equipped rest area seems about 30 miles north. This explains a lot. Must be beautiful but isolating and serene here with the basics and minimal distractions. Also, not a lot of gas in mountainous Adirondacks and no gas at this rest area. I think I saw 1-3 stations on I-87 so far.

This is a great rest area in the Adirondacks. It's always clean and never had more than 4-6 other…read morevisitors at a time. (I travel here mostly in the spring/fall months but even when I was here in the end of the summer, it was still quiet. It's just a really good spot to use the restroom and stretch your legs. There are several different vending/coffee/beverage machines (quite expensive as I heard someone state). Overall, for a rest area, it's beautiful and well-kept.

I have been to alot of rest stop through my travels across the US. This is one of the cleanest rest…read morestop ever! If you are in the area and need to stop, this is the place. There are also picnic tables outside if it is warm and you want to have a snack with the family.

Fantastic rest stop! Wide open. Tons of parking area even for trucks and vans. Squeaky clean and…read morewell established tourist-serving spot. Warm inside with comfortable benches and couches to sit on. This is the place to stop for pamphlets, hotel info, maps and more. There's another stop just like this one on the I-87 north bound too. Awesome! Review: 5

Right next to the High Peaks North Rest Area, this facility handles southbound traffic on Rt. 87,…read morea/k/a The Northway. It is a mirror image of the northbound stop, with log cabin looks outside, and restrooms and vending machines inside. Minimalist approach, but stuck in the heart of the Adirondack Mountains. Can't do better than this on the East Coast unless you are in the Smokey Mountains of North Carolina and Tennessee. Note - The North area was already on Yelp as I passed through, and I did not think to add the South area until returning home. It is there now, and my comments for the North are equally applicable for the South. I stopped both coming and going. It is in North Hudson, NY. Can't explain how Yelp got it as Manhattan??

The people working there are so nice. They gave me an extension cord so I could charge my computer…read morewhile I stopped there. The place is also adorable! I love Vermont ! (I'm from Québec)

this rest area was really nice. We walked in and we were greeted by an older gent, a former Vietnam…read moreVeteran and grew and lives in Randolph Vermont. HE had stories to tell all about Vermont, which I loved and also told me all about the Harman Stove which was keeping the rest area warm and toasty. We could have stayed chatting but we were on our way home from a week's long foliage journey to Woodstock, and all those areas and then to Stowe staying at the Von Trapp Inn and taking in all the beauty of Vermont, but talking to this gentleman was another highlight of our journey ! Bill Girolamo Melrose Massachusetts

Excellent rest stop in Sharon, VT. Highway signs let us know it's 74 miles to the next restroom,…read moreand as it was lunch time we pulled in for a picnic and walk about. The road in is newly paved and takes you around the back of the building. Big rig parking is by the highway with a pedestrian walkway up to the building. The parking lot is a fair size with no EV charging station (yet) and two handicap spaces. A small pavillion directly across from parking covers three picnic tables. Another 3 are nestled under the trees to the left. Several Adirondack style seats across the lawn overlook the road and view beyond. The grounds are beautifully landscaped. The building is small but contains a lot of tourist information on the walls, brochures to take and a volunteer to help. Hot coffee is available, two drink vending machines and one snack vending machine as well as water fountains. Clean mens/ladies rooms and two family bathrooms are located behind a display wall to the left as you enter the building. An information desk is straight ahead. This facility reclaims it's waste water and the process is open to the public in their Living Machine greenhouse area. It's very tropical with a bounty of lush, warm weather plants. Thankfully, it didn't smell like waste water in there. :) Also on site is a large Veterans Memorial, originally opened in 1982. There are several informational displays around the property regarding VT's military history. The memorial is a lovely, quiet space for reflection. A dog walking area is located on the opposite side of the parking lot with waste bags available for your convenience. Furry family members are not allowed inside the building. A volunteer was monitoring the parking area, keeping it tidy. This is a beautiful rest stop with space for kids to run, picnic areas, seats with a view, a memorial and some waste water science. If all you need is a quick pit stop they got you covered. If you have time to roam, they've got you covered there too.

Continuing my way into Vermont with a quick stop here. They have been extraordinarily clean and…read morehelpful in New England and it's awesome to see. I wish more states understood the importance of rest areas as they do up here. Clean bathrooms. Plenty of parking. Information about local attractions and hotels. Helpful staff. A wifi signal that worked pretty well.

After getting out of Quebec it's like a relief when you see this Onroute! This Onroute is very…read morecrowded. We were in a long queue to fill our tank with petrol. But still it felt like I'm home!!

The place is great…read more Burger king here is really bad. I ordered chicken nuggets. The worst nuggets on earth.

This is a really nice visitor center with lots of restrooms, seating areas, informational…read morebrochures, free coffee, a garden to walk around and picnic tables. Usually there's a table with homemade baked goods for sale and there are vending machines on the outside for traditional junk food fare. Plenty of parking and very restful and green. A really pleasant stop on the highway going north towards Montpelier and Burlington.

We felt quite welcome here! Vermont really does an excellent job operating these centers. While…read morethis location is only open from 7 am to 7 pm, they do provide ports-potties outside for those evening hours when the building is not staffed.

It's not only a gas station there's a Subways there and assorted sundries and souvenirs…read more They have clean bathrooms and shower there.

The store looks good, only 9 yrs old. Don't be fooled…read more The pastries look nice, but many are stale. Unless you go in the morning there's a good chance the coffee will be cold, the coffee counter a mess depending on the employee or if only one employee is on duty and is too busy to keep up with the coffee area. Check expiration dates on EVERYTHING you buy! There are many outdated products! The flowers in the restrooms look nice too, but if you left up the toilet seat you may find its not so clean. I wouldn't count on bathrooms being sanitized either. Why? Many employees could care less because it's a part time minimum wage job that seldom gives raises, has little opportunity for advancement, and really bad supervisors. All the stores have a high turnover. Even poor employees don't stay long. Scratch the surface and its not so pretty.

okay there ain't nobody here informing tourers but it was the Friday after labor day so that wasn't…read morereally a surprise since most folks traveling now (off season but ahead of the weather) pretty much know where they're headed and probably want to get there on the cheap - except me, I'm always good for a touch. the facilities are clean and barely stinky, the water is on but soda machine is off and the sign on the door to the maps, booklets, and brochures says they've all left until spring. still, the grounds are kept and the parking lot works so it's not a total bust. they's got waste bins all over so if you stop in for a bit try to leave it at least as clean as you found it...

One of the few rest areas on I-87 that haven't been renovated. Dirty & smelly but gets the job…read moredone. The soda machine is out of order though.