Weed Airport Rest Area
I-5 Northbound · ≈ MM 753 · Exit 753 (0.2 mi) · near Weed, California
Amenities
- Restrooms
- Accessible restrooms
- Drinking water
- Vending machines
- Picnic area
- Pet area
- Visitor information
Not recorded: Playground · Truck parking · EV charging · Wi-Fi · Dump station · Scenic view
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Traveling southbound? Weed Airport Rest Area is on the other side of I-5.
All rest areas on I-5 →About Weed Airport Rest Area
Weed Airport Rest Area is a rest area on I-5 northbound in California, about 0.2 miles from Exit 753, at about mile 753. It has accessible restrooms, drinking water, a pet area, picnic tables, restrooms, vending machines and visitor information. The next rest area northbound is Randolph E. Collier Rest Area, about 33 miles ahead.
It serves northbound traffic only – if you're heading the other way, use Weed Airport Rest Area on the opposite side of I-5.
It's one of 161 rest areas and welcome centers in California, 16 of which have truck parking. See all California rest areas on the state page.
The nearest truck stop is Pilot Travel Center near Weed, approx. 6.8 miles away.
Parking Rules
Unknown – check posted signs. We haven't verified California's overnight rule yet.
Can you sleep at rest areas in California? →FAQ
Does Weed Airport Rest Area have truck parking?
Truck parking isn't recorded for Weed Airport Rest Area. The nearest truck stop is Pilot Travel Center near Weed (approx. 6.8 mi).
What is the next rest area after Weed Airport Rest Area on I-5 northbound?
The next stop northbound is Randolph E. Collier Rest Area, about 33 miles ahead near Exit 786. The previous one is O'Brien Rest Area (59 miles back).
Where is Weed Airport Rest Area located?
Weed Airport Rest Area is on I-5 northbound at about mile 753 near Exit 753, close to Weed, California. GPS coordinates: 41.47788, -122.45527.
Where do southbound drivers stop?
Yes – drivers heading southbound use Weed Airport Rest Area on the other side of I-5. Rest areas on divided highways serve one direction, so check the direction before you navigate.