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I-70 Eastbound Rest Area near Russell

I-70 Eastbound · ≈ MM 186 · Exit 189 (1.6 mi) · near Russell, Kansas

Amenities

  • Restrooms
  • Vending machines

Not recorded: Accessible restrooms · 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-70

Traveling westbound? I-70 Westbound Rest Area near Russell is on the other side of I-70.

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About I-70 Eastbound Rest Area near Russell

I-70 Eastbound Rest Area near Russell is a rest area on I-70 eastbound in Kansas, about 1.6 miles from Exit 189, at about mile 186. It has restrooms and vending machines. The next rest area eastbound is I-70 Eastbound Rest Area, about 38 miles ahead.

It serves eastbound traffic only – if you're heading the other way, use I-70 Westbound Rest Area near Russell on the opposite side of I-70.

It's one of 33 rest areas and welcome centers in Kansas, 9 of which have truck parking. See all Kansas rest areas on the state page.

Parking Rules

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

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FAQ

Does I-70 Eastbound Rest Area near Russell have truck parking?

Truck parking isn't recorded for I-70 Eastbound Rest Area near Russell.

What is the next rest area after I-70 Eastbound Rest Area near Russell on I-70 eastbound?

The next stop eastbound is I-70 Eastbound Rest Area, about 38 miles ahead near Exit 225. The previous one is I-70 Eastbound Rest Area near Ogallah (54 miles back).

Where is I-70 Eastbound Rest Area near Russell located?

I-70 Eastbound Rest Area near Russell is on I-70 eastbound at about mile 186 near Exit 189, close to Russell, Kansas. GPS coordinates: 38.85768, -98.81482.

Is there a I-70 Westbound Rest Area near Russell?

Yes – drivers heading westbound use I-70 Westbound Rest Area near Russell on the other side of I-70. Rest areas on divided highways serve one direction, so check the direction before you navigate.