I-10 rest stops in Florida
Driving I-10 through Florida, you pass 21 rest stops we know of, at 13 locations. That includes 2 welcome centers. The longest stretch without a stop is 40 miles, between Leon County Rest Area and Jefferson County Rest Area. Truck drivers find 589 spaces across these stops.
Eastbound: Baldwin County Welcome Center to Baker County Rest Area
| Rest stop | Side | Mile | Near | Restrooms | Truck spaces | From previous |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Baldwin County Welcome Center | WB | 65.8 | Seminole | – | 27 | – |
| I-10 Welcome Center at Mile 4 | EB | 4 | Pensacola | – | 34 | ≈ 5.3 mi |
| Santa Rosa County Rest Area | WB | 31 | East Milton | Yes | 68 | 27 mi |
| Santa Rosa County Rest Area | EB | 31 | East Milton | Yes | 74 | < 1 mi |
| Okaloosa County Rest Area | WB | 60 | Crestview | Yes | 53 | 29 mi |
| Okaloosa County Rest Area | EB | 58 | Crestview | Yes | 53 | 2 mi |
| Holmes County Rest Area | WB | 96 | Ponce De Leon | Yes | 17 | 38 mi |
| Jackson County Rest Area | EB | 133 | Jacob | Yes | 12 | 37 mi |
| Jackson County Rest Area | WB | 133 | Cottondale | Yes | 24 | < 1 mi |
| Gadsden County Rest Area | WB | 162 | Hardin Heights | – | 43 | 29 mi |
| Leon County Rest Area | EB | 194 | Tallahassee | Yes | 19 | 32 mi |
| Leon County Rest Area | WB | 194 | Tallahassee | Yes | 19 | < 1 mi |
| Jefferson County Rest Area | EB | 234 | Aucilla | Yes | 10 | 40 mi |
| Jefferson County Rest Area | WB | 234 | Aucilla | Yes | 11 | < 1 mi |
| Madison County Rest Area | EB | 265 | Lee | Yes | 26 | 31 mi |
| Madison County Rest Area | WB | 265 | Lee | Yes | 23 | < 1 mi |
| I-10 Rest Area at Mile 294 | EB | 294 | Wellborn | – | 14 | 29 mi |
| Suwannee County Rest Area | WB | 295 | Wellborn | Yes | 15 | 1 mi |
| Columbia County Rest Area | WB | – | Wellborn | – | – | ≈ 1.1 mi |
| Baker County Rest Area | EB | 318 | Olustee | Yes | 22 | ≈ 26 mi |
| Baker County Rest Area | WB | 318 | Olustee | Yes | 25 | < 1 mi |
Mile = state mile marker where our sources give one. Distances use mile markers when both stops have one, otherwise the straight-line distance plus 15 % (marked ≈). "–" means we have no data.
Driving westbound
Heading west, you reach the stops in reverse order, starting with Baker County Rest Area. Stops marked EB in the table are on the other side of the road; use the ones marked WB or Both.
- Baker County Rest Area · mile 318
- Columbia County Rest Area
- Suwannee County Rest Area · mile 295
- Madison County Rest Area · mile 265
- Jefferson County Rest Area · mile 234
- Leon County Rest Area · mile 194
- Gadsden County Rest Area · mile 162
- Jackson County Rest Area · mile 133
- Holmes County Rest Area · mile 96
- Okaloosa County Rest Area · mile 60
- Santa Rosa County Rest Area · mile 31
- Baldwin County Welcome Center · mile 66
Can you sleep at rest stops in Florida?
Time limit: 3 hours · trucks 10 hours · no camping
Stays are limited to 3 hours. Commercial vehicles may stay up to 10 hours. Camping is not allowed.
Source: Fla. Admin. Code R. 14-28.002, checked October 2026. Signs at a site can set a shorter limit. Not legal advice.
Official list: Florida rest areas (state DOT)
I-10 beyond Florida
Westbound, I-10 continues in Alabama. All I-10 rest stops · All rest areas in Florida
Frequently asked questions
How many rest stops are on I-10 in Florida?
21 rest stops in our list: 9 reachable eastbound and 12 westbound.
What is the longest stretch without a rest stop on I-10 in Florida?
About 40 miles, between Leon County Rest Area near Tallahassee and Jefferson County Rest Area near Aucilla.
Is there a welcome center on I-10 in Florida?
Yes: Baldwin County Welcome Center (westbound) and I-10 Welcome Center at Mile 4 (eastbound).
Which I-10 rest stops in Florida have restrooms?
Restrooms are mapped at 16 of the 21 stops, for example Santa Rosa County Rest Area, Santa Rosa County Rest Area and Okaloosa County Rest Area. For the others we have no confirmed data.
Can you sleep at I-10 rest stops in Florida?
Stays are limited to 3 hours. Commercial vehicles may stay up to 10 hours. Camping is not allowed. (Fla. Admin. Code R. 14-28.002)