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NJ Turnpike Rest Stop Locations

All NJ Turnpike rest stop locations in order, for both directions – with the side of the road, food, fuel, EV charging and truck parking.

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  • 6 with truck parking
  • 10 with EV charging
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The New Jersey Turnpike runs from the Delaware Memorial Bridge in the south to the approach to the George Washington Bridge in the north, and carries I-95 on its northern part. There are no ordinary rest areas on it: every rest stop on the Jersey Turnpike is a full service area with fuel, food and restrooms, run for the New Jersey Turnpike Authority.

The turnpike’s service areas are named after people connected to New Jersey – from Clara Barton and Walt Whitman to Thomas Edison and Vince Lombardi. Most serve only one direction, so check the side before you plan a stop. The list below shows the NJ Turnpike rest stop locations in order of travel.

Looking for the Jon Bon Jovi or James Gandolfini rest stop? Those aren’t on the Jersey Turnpike – they’re service areas on the Garden State Parkway, the state’s other big toll road, also run by the Turnpike Authority.

New Jersey Turnpike Rest Stops in Order

Listed in milepost order. “Next” is the milepost distance to the following service area on the same side – check the side of the road before you count on it.

  1. Clara Barton Service AreaMP 5.4

    Southbound · next on this side: 25 mi

    Auntie Anne's · Burger King · Chick-fil-A · Dunkin' · Starbucks · Sunoco · Applegreen · Tesla Supercharger

    Restrooms · Truck parking

  2. John Fenwick Service AreaMP 5.4

    Northbound · next on this side: 34 mi

    Auntie Anne's · Burger King · Chick-fil-A · Dunkin' · Starbucks · Sunoco · Applegreen · Tesla Supercharger

    Restrooms · Truck parking

  3. Walt Whitman Service AreaMP 30.2

    Southbound · next on this side: 29 mi

    Auntie Anne's · Cinnabon · Nathan's · Roy Rogers · Starbucks · Sunoco · Applegreen · Tesla Supercharger

    Restrooms · Truck parking

  4. James Fenimore Service AreaMP 39.4

    Northbound · next on this side: 19 mi

    Sunoco · Applegreen · Tesla Supercharger

    Restrooms

  5. Richard Stockton Travel PlazaMP 58.7

    Southbound · next on this side: 13 mi

    Burger King · Sunoco · Applegreen Electric · Tesla Supercharger

    Restrooms

  6. Woodrow Wilson Service AreaMP 58.7

    Northbound · next on this side: 20 mi

    Dunkin' · Sunoco · Applegreen Electric · Tesla Supercharger

    Restrooms

  7. Molly Pitcher Service AreaMP 71.7

    Southbound · next on this side: 21 mi

    Auntie Anne's · Chick-fil-A · Panda Express · Shake Shack · Starbucks · Sunoco · Applegreen

    Restrooms

  8. Joyce KilmerMP 78.7

    Northbound · next on this side: 14 mi

    Dunkin' · Nathan's · Popeyes · Shake Shack · Sunoco · Applegreen · Tesla Supercharger

    Restrooms · Truck parking

  9. Grover Cleveland Service AreaMP 92.9

    Northbound · next on this side: 23 mi

    Sunoco · Applegreen

    Restrooms · Truck parking

  10. Thomas Edison Service AreaMP 92.9

    Southbound · next on this side: 19 mi

    Burger King · Chick-fil-A · Pret · Sunoco

    Restrooms · Truck parking

  11. Alexander Hamilton Service AreaMP 111.6

    Southbound

    Legends Diner · Roy Rogers · Sunoco

    Restrooms

  12. Vince Lombardi Service AreaMP 116

    Northbound

    Applegreen

MP = milepost per the New Jersey Turnpike Authority – service area pages (checked 2026-10-27). Restaurants, fuel and chargers: OpenStreetMap contributors, updated October 2026 – brands change, check on site.

Vince Lombardi Rest Stop

The Vince Lombardi Service Area is the northernmost rest stop on the NJ Turnpike, close to the approach to the George Washington Bridge and New York City. It’s the last chance for fuel and food before the city – and the first stop after it – which makes it one of the busiest service areas on the road.

Many drivers know it as the Vince Lombardi truck stop: it has a truck parking area, and trucks often stop here before deliveries into New York. Spaces fill up at night, so arrive early or plan a backup.

Who the Service Areas Are Named After

Instead of numbers, each New Jersey Turnpike service area carries the name of a person tied to the state: writers like Walt Whitman, Joyce Kilmer and James Fenimore Cooper, the inventor Thomas Edison, Presidents Grover Cleveland and Woodrow Wilson, the Red Cross founder Clara Barton, the Revolutionary War heroine Molly Pitcher, and Vince Lombardi, who began his coaching career at a high school in Englewood, New Jersey.

That makes the names handy landmarks – drivers say “meet at Molly Pitcher” rather than giving a milepost.

Good to Know Before You Stop

The turnpike is a closed toll system: you pay by the distance between the entry and exit interchange, and stopping at a service area doesn’t change your toll. You can’t leave the road at a service area, so if you need something specific, plan the stop that has it.

On its busiest section the turnpike splits into inner car-only lanes and outer lanes open to all vehicles. Trucks, buses and RVs must use the outer lanes there – watch the signs early so you don’t miss a service area exit on your side.

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New Jersey Turnpike Rest Stops: FAQ

How many rest stops are on the NJ Turnpike?

We list 12 rest stops on the New Jersey Turnpike. The list above shows them in order of travel.

Where is the Jon Bon Jovi rest stop?

On the Garden State Parkway, not the NJ Turnpike. It’s the former Cheesequake Service Area, renamed in 2021. The James Gandolfini Service Area (formerly Montvale) is on the Parkway as well.

Is the Vince Lombardi rest stop a truck stop?

It’s a turnpike service area, not a private truck stop, but it has truck parking and is a common stop for truck drivers heading into New York. Spaces fill up at night.

Are NJ Turnpike service areas open 24 hours?

The service areas are open around the clock for fuel and restrooms; individual restaurants inside may keep shorter hours.

Can you get off the NJ Turnpike at a service area?

No. Service areas connect only to the turnpike. To leave the road, use an interchange.

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Last updated October 2026 · Report a change