Rest Area CT-15 (South Bound)
CT 15 Southbound · Exit 41 (0.5 mi) · near Orange, Connecticut
Amenities
- Restrooms
- Fuel
- Food
Not recorded: Truck parking · EV charging · Wi-Fi · Showers · Pet area · Picnic area
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- Food & coffee
- Dunkin' · Subway
- Fuel
- Mobil
As mapped on OpenStreetMap – restaurants and brands change, check on site.
Next Stops on CT 15
Traveling northbound? Rest Area CT-15 (North Bound) is on the other side of CT 15.
About Rest Area CT-15 (South Bound)
Rest Area CT-15 (South Bound) is a service plaza on CT 15 southbound in Connecticut, about 0.5 miles from Exit 41, near Orange. It has food, fuel and restrooms. The next service plaza southbound is RT. 15 Fairfield SB Service Plaza, about 12 miles ahead.
It serves southbound traffic only – if you're heading the other way, use Rest Area CT-15 (North Bound) on the opposite side of CT 15.
Food on site: Dunkin' and Subway. Fuel: Mobil.
The nearest truck stop is Pilot near Milford, approx. 3.3 miles away.
Parking Rules
Unknown – check posted signs. We haven't verified Connecticut's overnight rule yet.
Can you sleep at rest areas in Connecticut? →FAQ
Does Rest Area CT-15 (South Bound) have truck parking?
Truck parking isn't recorded for Rest Area CT-15 (South Bound). The nearest truck stop is Pilot near Milford (approx. 3.3 mi).
What is the next rest area after Rest Area CT-15 (South Bound) on CT 15 southbound?
The next stop southbound is RT. 15 Fairfield SB Service Plaza, about 12 miles ahead near Exit 28.
Where is Rest Area CT-15 (South Bound) located?
Rest Area CT-15 (South Bound) is on CT 15 southbound near Exit 41, close to Orange, Connecticut. GPS coordinates: 41.27995, -73.04846.
What restaurants are at Rest Area CT-15 (South Bound)?
Mapped on site: Dunkin' and Subway; fuel from Mobil. Restaurants change – check on site.
Where do northbound drivers stop?
Yes – drivers heading northbound use Rest Area CT-15 (North Bound) on the other side of CT 15. Rest areas on divided highways serve one direction, so check the direction before you navigate.