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Texas Canyon Rest Area

I-10 Westbound · ≈ MM 320 · Exit 320 (0.3 mi) · Arizona

Amenities

  • Restrooms
  • Accessible restrooms
  • Vending machines

Not recorded: Drinking water · Picnic area · Pet area · Playground · Truck parking · EV charging · Wi-Fi · Dump station · Visitor information · Scenic view

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Next Stops on I-10

No rest area for the next 119 miles westbound – plan your break here.

Traveling eastbound? Texas Canyon Rest Area is on the other side of I-10.

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About Texas Canyon Rest Area

Texas Canyon Rest Area is a rest area on I-10 westbound in Arizona, about 0.3 miles from Exit 320, at about mile 320. It has accessible restrooms, restrooms and vending machines. The next rest area westbound is Sacaton Rest Area, about 119 miles ahead.

It serves westbound traffic only – if you're heading the other way, use Texas Canyon Rest Area on the opposite side of I-10.

It's one of 86 rest areas and welcome centers in Arizona, 8 of which have truck parking. See all Arizona rest areas on the state page.

The nearest truck stop is Love's near Benson, approx. 17 miles away.

Parking Rules

Unknown – check posted signs. We haven't verified Arizona's overnight rule yet.

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FAQ

Does Texas Canyon Rest Area have truck parking?

Truck parking isn't recorded for Texas Canyon Rest Area. The nearest truck stop is Love's near Benson (approx. 17 mi).

What is the next rest area after Texas Canyon Rest Area on I-10 westbound?

The next stop westbound is Sacaton Rest Area, about 119 miles ahead near Exit 185. The previous one is San Simon Rest Area (69 miles back).

Where is Texas Canyon Rest Area located?

Texas Canyon Rest Area is on I-10 westbound at about mile 320 near Exit 320, Arizona. GPS coordinates: 32.06032, -110.07775.

Where do eastbound drivers stop?

Yes – drivers heading eastbound use Texas Canyon Rest Area on the other side of I-10. Rest areas on divided highways serve one direction, so check the direction before you navigate.