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Rest Areas on I-75 (Florida to Michigan)

Every rest area, welcome center and service plaza on I-75, in order, for both directions – with exits and the distance to the next stop.

  • 72 rest stops
  • 6 states
  • avg. 46 mi apart
  • longest gap 199 mi

This page lists all 72 rest stops on I-75 we know of across 6 states, from Florida to Michigan – 60 rest areas, 12 welcome centers. Interstate 75 rest areas are listed by direction of travel, so you only see the stops on your side of the highway.

On average, rest stops on I-75 in the same direction are about 46 miles apart. They're closest together in Michigan (about every 35 miles) and farthest apart in Tennessee (about 80 miles). The longest stretch without a stop is about 199 miles northbound, between Rest Area #13 and Rest Area #34 (I-75 North / MP 308.0). Pick your direction below to see every stop in order, with exits and the distance to the next one.

I-75 Rest Stops in Order of Travel

I-75 northbound rest areas are listed south to north; I-75 southbound rest areas in the opposite order. Rest areas on a divided interstate usually serve one direction only, so the list changes when you switch.

Northbound stops on the map →

  1. Welcome to Florida
    Big Cypress National Preserve Access Area Northbound (limited info)FL
    ↓ 7.5 mi
  2. Collier County Rest Area Northbound (limited info)FL
    ↓ 51.5 mi
  3. ↓ 30 mi
  4. I-75 Northbound Rest Area near Charlotte Park (limited info)≈ MM 161 · Exit 161 · Charlotte Park · FL
    ↓ 60.5 mi without a rest area
  5. Hillsborough County Rest Area Northbound (limited info)Exit 240 · Ruskin · FL
    ↓ 36.9 mi
  6. ↓ 27.1 mi
  7. ↓ 39 mi
  8. ↓ 36 mi
  9. ↓ 29.7 mi
  10. ↓ 60.5 mi without a rest area
  11. Welcome to Georgia
    ↓ 43 mi
  12. ↓ 36.9 mi
  13. ↓ 23.1 mi
  14. ↓ 199 mi without a rest area
  15. ↓ 43.8 mi
  16. Welcome to Tennessee
    Tennessee Welcome Center (limited info)≈ MM 1 · Exit 1 · East Ridge · TN · Welcome center
    ↓ 44 mi
  17. ↓ 88.4 mi without a rest area
  18. Welcome to Kentucky
    ↓ 29.4 mi
  19. ↓ 94 mi without a rest area
  20. ↓ 49 mi
  21. ↓ 36.5 mi
  22. Welcome to Ohio
    ↓ 49.6 mi
  23. ↓ 32.7 mi
  24. ↓ 35.4 mi
  25. ↓ 24.9 mi
  26. ↓ 38 mi
  27. Welcome to Michigan
    ↓ 37 mi
  28. ↓ 37.3 mi
  29. ↓ 30 mi
  30. ↓ 43 mi
  31. ↓ 39 mi
  32. ↓ 41 mi
  33. ↓ 26 mi
  34. ↓ 60 mi
  35. ↓ 5.3 mi
  36. ↓ 47 mi

I-75 Rest Areas by State

Open a state to see its I-75 rest areas together with all other rest stops, welcome centers and weigh stations there.

The Longest Gaps on I-75

  1. 1. 199 mi northbound

    Rest Area #13 → Rest Area #34 (I-75 North / MP 308.0)

  2. 2. 134 mi southbound

    Hillsborough County Rest Area Southbound → Collier County Rest Area Southbound

  3. 3. 127 mi southbound

    Rest Area #35 → Rest Area #22 (Monroe County, I 75 Southbound)

  4. 4. 115 mi southbound

    Tennessee Welcome Center → McMinn County Rest Area Southbound

  5. 5. 98 mi southbound

    Clarkston Rest Area 904 → Wood Interstate 75 SB

Straight-line distances between consecutive stops in the same direction.

Truck Parking and Weigh Stations on I-75

34 rest stops with truck parking · 33 weigh stations

All weigh stations

I-75 Rest Area FAQ

How many rest areas are on I-75?

We list 72 rest stops on I-75 in 6 states: 37 northbound and 35 southbound.

How far apart are rest stops on I-75?

About 46 miles on average in the same direction (by mile marker where known), but it varies a lot by state. The stop list above shows the distance to the next stop for every entry.

Where is the longest stretch without a rest area on I-75?

Northbound between Rest Area #13 (Georgia) and Rest Area #34 (I-75 North / MP 308.0) (Georgia) – about 199 miles. Plan a break before you enter this stretch.

Are I 75 rest stops open 24 hours?

Most interstate rest areas are open 24 hours, 7 days a week, but some close overnight or seasonally, and any stop can close for construction. Opening hours and closures are shown on each stop’s page.

Which states does I-75 pass through?

In our data, I-75 rest stops are in Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio and Michigan.

Data: OpenStreetMap contributors · Last updated October 2026 · Report an issue · All interstates