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Interstate Rest Areas and Welcome Centers

West Virginia provides a network of rest areas, welcome centers, and travel plazas to ensure motorist safety and convenience. These facilities are categorized as follows:

  • Rest Areas: Traditional roadside stops with restroom facilities and vending.
  • Welcome Centers: Staffed by the West Virginia Division of Tourism, offering travel guides, maps, and local information.
  • West Virginia Turnpike Travel Plazas: Full-service plazas located along the toll road (I-77/I-64) featuring fuel, food, and restrooms.

West Virginia Rest Area Locations by Route

List of West Virginia Rest Areas, Welcome Centers, and Travel Plazas
RouteFacility NameMilepost (MM)DirectionType
I-64Huntington Welcome Center10.06EastboundWelcome Center
Hurricane Rest Area (East)35.14EastboundRest Area
Hurricane Rest Area (West)35.05WestboundRest Area
White Sulphur Springs Welcome Center178.71WestboundWelcome Center
I-68Bruceton Mills Welcome Center31.13WestboundWelcome Center
I-70Valley Grove Welcome Center13.52WestboundWelcome Center
I-77Princeton Welcome Center8.93NorthboundWelcome Center
Bluestone Travel Plaza17.22NorthboundTurnpike Plaza
Beckley Travel Plaza (Tamarack)45.3SouthboundTurnpike Plaza
Rest Area 6969.32SouthboundRest Area
Morton Travel Plaza72.13NorthboundTurnpike Plaza
Mineral Wells Rest Area (North)165.79NorthboundRest Area
Mineral Wells Rest Area (South)165.86SouthboundRest Area
Williamstown Welcome Center184.89SouthboundWelcome Center
I-79Servia Rest Area (North)49.24NorthboundRest Area
Servia Rest Area (South)49.3SouthboundRest Area
Burnsville Rest Area (North)84.56NorthboundRest Area
Burnsville Rest Area (South)84.4SouthboundRest Area
Meadowbrook Rest Area (North)122.72NorthboundRest Area
Meadowbrook Rest Area (South)122.5SouthboundRest Area
Morgantown Welcome Center158.63SouthboundWelcome Center
I-81Inwood Welcome Center1.87NorthboundWelcome Center
Falling Waters Welcome Center25.05SouthboundWelcome Center

Rest Area Public Safety and Community Service Programs

In the interest of public safety, the Division of Highways (DOH) permits recognized community service organizations to utilize rest areas and welcome centers during major holiday periods and high-traffic weekends. These organizations may distribute coffee or similar items to motorists to help enhance driver alertness.

Conditions for Use: Organizations must receive advance approval from the DOH. The specific conditions and requirements for such usage are detailed in the official DOH policy document.

Note: All facilities listed on the official state network are currently open and operational.