I-95 is approximately 1850 miles in length and for anyone driving long sections of the Interstate might need to take a break, fill up with Gas or grab something to eat.

I-95 like many Interstates has a good selection of rest areas, Service areas and Welcome centers along the way at regular intervals and below we will try and highlight the majority both north to south and vice versa.

Rest Areas – These are commonly directly at the side of the interstate and include picnic areas and Toilets. Some also have BBQ pits available, sheltered seating areas, dog walking zones and vending facilities.

Service Areas – Often located at major junctions or in the center of the highway these commonly include Gas stations and restaurants like McDonald’s etc.

Welcome Centers – With similar facilities as rest areas these are slightly larger, located just after entering a state and include often staffed tourism offices.

Format: Mile Marker – RA = Rest Area,  SA = Service Area

Remember : Mile Markers always start from the southern state border and start over in each state.

Rest Areas, Services and Welcome Centers travelling South:

• Maine I95 Rest Area Locations:
  • 237 – RA
  • 176 – RA
  • 117 – RA
  • 102 – SA
  • 83 – SA
  • 58 – SA

• Massachusetts I95 Rest Area Locations:
  • 90 – Welcome Center
  • 38 – SA
  • 27 – RA
  • 9 – RA

• Connecticut I95 Rest Area Locations:
  • 106 – Welcome Center
  • 74 – RA
  • 66 – SA
  • 52 – SA
  • 41 – SA
  • 23 – SA
  • 10 – SA
• New Jersey I95 Rest Area Locations:
  • 113 – SA
  • 94 – SA
  • 72 – SA
  • 59 – SA
  • 29 – SA
  • 8 – SA
• Delaware I95 Rest Area Locations:
  • 5 – SA
• Maryland I95 Rest Area Locations:
  • 98 – SA
  • 83 – SA
  • 36 – RA
• Virginia I95 Rest Area Locations:
  • 155 – RA
  • 132 – RA
  • 108 – RA
• North Carolina I95 Rest Area Locations:
  • 181 – Welcome Center
  • 142 – RA
  • 99 – RA
  • 48 – RA
• South Carolina I95 Rest Area Locations:
  • 195 – Welcome Center
  • 172 – RA
  • 139 – RA
  • 99 – RA
  • 47 – RA
  • 17 – RA
• Georgia I95 Rest Area Locations:
  • 111 – Welcome Center
  • 40 – RA
• Florida I95 Rest Area Locations:
  • 375 – Welcome Center
  • 331 – RA
  • 302 – RA
  • 255 – RA
  • 227 – RA
  • 209 – RA
  • 189 – RA
  • 169 – RA
  • 133 – RA
  • 106 – RA

Rest Areas, Services and Welcome Centers on I95, South to North:

• Florida I95 Rest Areas Heading North:
  • 106 – RA
  • 133 – RA
  • 168 – RA
  • 189 – RA
  • 209 – RA
  • 225 – RA
  • 254 – RA
  • 303 – RA
  • 331 – RA
• Georgia I95 Rest Areas Heading North:
  • 1 – Welcome Center
• South Carolina I95 Rest Areas Heading North:
  • 5 – Welcome Center
  • 17 – RA
  • 47 – RA
  • 99 – RA
  • 139 – RA
  • 172 – RA
• North Carolina I95 Rest Areas Heading North:
  • 5 – Welcome Center
  • 48 – RA
  • 99 – RA
  • 142 – RA

 

• Virginia I95 Rest Areas Heading North:
  • 1 – Welcome Center
  • 35 – RA
  • 108 – RA
  • 155 – RA
• Maryland I95 Rest Areas Heading North:
  • 36 – RA
  • 83 – SA
  • 98 – SA
• Delaware I95 Rest Areas Heading North:
  • 5 – SA
• New Jersey I95 Rest Areas Heading North:
  • 8 – SA
  • 39 – SA
  • 59 – SA
  • 79 – SA
  • 94 – SA
  • 102 – SA
  • 111 – SA
• Connecticut I95 Rest Areas Heading North:
  • 12 – SA
  • 23 – SA
  • 41 – SA
  • 52 – SA
  • 66 – SA
  • 74 – RA
• Rhode Island I95 Rest Areas Heading North:
  • 8 – Welcome Center
• Massachusetts I95 Rest Areas Heading North:
  • 10 – Welcome Center
  • 46 – SA
• New Hampshire I95 Rest Areas Heading North:
  • 1 – Welcome Center
• Maine I95 Rest Areas Heading North:
  • 3 – Welcome Center
  • 25 – SA
  • 59 – SA
  • 98 – SA
  • 102 – SA
  • 141 – RA
  • 176 – RA
  • 237 – RA
  • 245 – RA

 Related I95 Articles and Guides by Travelammo:

• Drive I95 – An Alternative driving holiday to route 66
• Daytona Beach Florida Visitors Guide
• Savannah Tourism Guide and Visitor Information

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