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San Simon Rest Area
San Simon Rest Area is a rest area on I-10 eastbound in Arizona, at mile 389 near San Simon. A federal truck parking survey counted 17 spaces for big rigs here. Heading east, the next one is Road Forks Rest Area in roughly 25 miles. Tucson, AZ is the closest big city, about 107 miles away as the crow flies.
| Highway | I-10 · Eastbound |
|---|---|
| Mile marker | 389 |
| Location | San Simon, Cochise County, Arizona Directions (32.2363, -109.0901) |
| Amenities | Amenities not mapped. Know what is here? Tell us below. |
| Truck parking | 17 spaces (FHWA survey) |
Sources: the federal Jason's Law truck parking survey (2019); OpenStreetMap volunteers for the facilities. Closed, moved or wrong? Tell us.
Next rest stops on I-10
Heading eastbound
Road Forks Rest Area
about 25 miles · Rest area in New Mexico
Food and fuel: Oasis Travel Center, about 1514 mi
Heading westbound
Texas Canyon Rest Area
about 69 miles · Rest area near Dragoon
Other side of the highway: San Simon Rest Area (Westbound).
Sleeping in your car here
No hour limit in Arizona state rules that we know of. Posted signs still apply. Camping outside the vehicle is not allowed.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is San Simon Rest Area?
On I-10 eastbound at mile 389 near San Simon in Cochise County, Arizona. Tap Directions to route there.
Which direction does San Simon Rest Area serve?
Eastbound traffic on I-10. Traffic the other way uses San Simon Rest Area.
How far is the next rest stop after San Simon Rest Area?
Eastbound: Road Forks Rest Area, about 25 miles. Westbound: Texas Canyon Rest Area, about 69 miles.
Can you sleep at San Simon Rest Area?
No hour limit in Arizona state rules that we know of. Posted signs still apply. Camping outside the vehicle is not allowed.
Is there truck parking at San Simon Rest Area?
17 truck spaces, per FHWA data.
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