Kearney Rest Area Eastbound
I-80 Eastbound · ≈ MM 268 · Exit 272 (3.4 mi) · near Kearney, Nebraska
Amenities
- Restrooms
- Drinking water
- Picnic area
Not recorded: Accessible restrooms · Vending machines · Pet area · Playground · Truck parking · EV charging · Wi-Fi · Dump station · Visitor information · Scenic view
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Traveling westbound? Kearney Rest Area Westbound is on the other side of I-80.
All rest areas on I-80 →About Kearney Rest Area Eastbound
Kearney Rest Area Eastbound is a rest area on I-80 eastbound in Nebraska, about 3.4 miles from Exit 272, at about mile 268. It has drinking water, picnic tables and restrooms. The next rest area eastbound is Grand Island Rest Area Eastbound, about 46 miles ahead.
It serves eastbound traffic only – if you're heading the other way, use Kearney Rest Area Westbound on the opposite side of I-80.
It's one of 22 rest areas and welcome centers in Nebraska, 4 of which have truck parking. See all Nebraska rest areas on the state page.
The nearest truck stop is Sapp Brothers Travel Center near Elm Creek, approx. 5.2 miles away.
Parking Rules
Unknown – check posted signs. We haven't verified Nebraska's overnight rule yet.
Can you sleep at rest areas in Nebraska? →FAQ
Does Kearney Rest Area Eastbound have truck parking?
Truck parking isn't recorded for Kearney Rest Area Eastbound. The nearest truck stop is Sapp Brothers Travel Center near Elm Creek (approx. 5.2 mi).
What is the next rest area after Kearney Rest Area Eastbound on I-80 eastbound?
The next stop eastbound is Grand Island Rest Area Eastbound, about 46 miles ahead near Exit 314. The previous one is Cozad Rest Area Eastbound (42 miles back).
Where is Kearney Rest Area Eastbound located?
Kearney Rest Area Eastbound is on I-80 eastbound at about mile 268 near Exit 272, close to Kearney, Nebraska. GPS coordinates: 40.67023, -99.15735.
Is there a Kearney Rest Area Westbound?
Yes – drivers heading westbound use Kearney Rest Area Westbound on the other side of I-80. Rest areas on divided highways serve one direction, so check the direction before you navigate.