I-10 rest stops in Texas
Driving I-10 through Texas, you pass 38 rest stops we know of, at 29 locations. That includes 2 welcome centers and 3 truck parking areas. Plan ahead between Colorado County Rest Area and Chambers County Rest Area: that gap is roughly 139 miles. Truck drivers find 258 spaces across these stops.
Eastbound: Texas Travel Information Center at Anthony to Texas Travel Information Center at Orange
| Rest stop | Side | Mile | Near | Restrooms | Truck spaces | From previous |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Texas Travel Information Center at Anthony | – | – | Westway | Yes | – | – |
| El Paso County Rest Area | EB | 51 | Fabens | Yes | 5 | ≈ 49 mi |
| El Paso County Rest Area | WB | 51 | Fabens | Yes | 7 | < 1 mi |
| I-10 Rest Area near Sierra Blanca | – | – | Sierra Blanca | No | – | ≈ 48 mi |
| Teepee Rest Stop | – | – | Sierra Blanca | No | – | < 1 mi |
| Scenic Overlook & Rest Area | – | – | Van Horn | No | – | ≈ 43 mi |
| Culberson County Rest Area | EB | 144 | Lobo | Yes | 16 | ≈ 9.7 mi |
| Culberson County Rest Area | WB | 144 | Lobo | Yes | 18 | < 1 mi |
| Culberson County Safety Rest Area | WB | – | Van Horn | – | – | ≈ 5.9 mi |
| Culberson County Safety Rest Area | EB | – | Van Horn | – | – | < 1 mi |
| I-10 Rest Area near Fort Davis | – | – | Fort Davis | No | – | ≈ 39 mi |
| Pecos County Rest Area | EB | 233 | Belding | Yes | 33 | ≈ 54 mi |
| Pecos County Rest Area | WB | 233 | Belding | Yes | 34 | < 1 mi |
| I-10 Rest Area near Fort Stockton | – | – | Fort Stockton | No | – | ≈ 45 mi |
| I-10 Rest Area near Fort Stockton | – | – | Fort Stockton | No | – | ≈ 6.8 mi |
| East Pecos County Sheffield Rest Area | EB | 308 | Sher | Yes | 12 | ≈ 32 mi |
| East Pecos County Sheffield Rest Area | WB | 308 | Sher | Yes | 10 | < 1 mi |
| I-10 Truck Parking near Ozona | – | – | Ozona | – | – | ≈ 39 mi |
| I-10 Truck Parking near Ozona | – | – | Ozona | No | – | ≈ 3.3 mi |
| Sutton County Rest Area | EB | 394 | Sonora | Yes | 6 | ≈ 50 mi |
| I-10 Truck Parking near Sonora | – | – | Sonora | No | – | ≈ 33 mi |
| I-10 Rest Area near Junction | – | – | Junction | No | – | ≈ 38 mi |
| I-10 Rest Area near Junction | – | – | Junction | No | – | ≈ 2.9 mi |
| I-10 Rest Area near Ingram | – | – | Ingram | No | – | ≈ 40 mi |
| I-10 Rest Area near Ingram | – | – | Ingram | No | – | < 1 mi |
| Scenic View Rest Area | – | – | Ingram | No | – | ≈ 6.6 mi |
| Kerr County Rest Area | EB | 514 | Legion | Yes | 7 | ≈ 11 mi |
| Kerr County Rest Area | WB | 514 | Legion | Yes | 8 | < 1 mi |
| I-10 Rest Area near Comfort | – | – | Comfort | No | – | ≈ 18 mi |
| I-10 Rest Area near Comfort | – | – | Comfort | No | – | ≈ 1.4 mi |
| Guadalupe County Rest Area | WB | 619 | Kingsbury | Yes | 28 | ≈ 73 mi |
| Guadalupe County Rest Area | EB | 619 | Kingsbury | Yes | 28 | < 1 mi |
| Colorado County Rest Area | WB | 692 | Glidden | Yes | 23 | 73 mi |
| Colorado County Rest Area | EB | 692 | Glidden | Yes | 23 | < 1 mi |
| Chambers County Rest Area | WB | – | Anahuac | Yes | – | ≈ 139 mi |
| Chambers County Rest Area | EB | – | Anahuac | Yes | – | < 1 mi |
| I-10 Rest Area near Mauriceville | – | – | Mauriceville | – | – | ≈ 54 mi |
| Texas Travel Information Center at Orange | – | – | Orange | Yes | – | ≈ 13 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
Going the other way, the first stop is Texas Travel Information Center at Orange and the last is Texas Travel Information Center at Anthony. Stops marked EB in the table are on the other side of the road; use the ones marked WB or Both.
- Texas Travel Information Center at Orange · direction not confirmed
- I-10 Rest Area near Mauriceville · direction not confirmed
- Chambers County Rest Area
- Colorado County Rest Area · mile 692
- Guadalupe County Rest Area · mile 619
- I-10 Rest Area near Comfort · direction not confirmed
- I-10 Rest Area near Comfort · direction not confirmed
- Kerr County Rest Area · mile 514
- Scenic View Rest Area · direction not confirmed
- I-10 Rest Area near Ingram · direction not confirmed
- I-10 Rest Area near Ingram · direction not confirmed
- I-10 Rest Area near Junction · direction not confirmed
- I-10 Rest Area near Junction · direction not confirmed
- I-10 Truck Parking near Sonora · direction not confirmed
- I-10 Truck Parking near Ozona · direction not confirmed
- I-10 Truck Parking near Ozona · direction not confirmed
- East Pecos County Sheffield Rest Area · mile 308
- I-10 Rest Area near Fort Stockton · direction not confirmed
- I-10 Rest Area near Fort Stockton · direction not confirmed
- Pecos County Rest Area · mile 233
- I-10 Rest Area near Fort Davis · direction not confirmed
- Culberson County Safety Rest Area
- Culberson County Rest Area · mile 144
- Scenic Overlook & Rest Area · direction not confirmed
- Teepee Rest Stop · direction not confirmed
- I-10 Rest Area near Sierra Blanca · direction not confirmed
- El Paso County Rest Area · mile 51
- Texas Travel Information Center at Anthony · direction not confirmed
Can you sleep at rest stops in Texas?
Overnight stays allowed
Stays are limited to 24 hours. Tents must be taken down within 8 hours of a request.
Source: Tex. Transp. Code § 545.411, checked October 2026. Always read the signs on arrival, they can be stricter. This is not legal advice.
Official list: Texas rest areas (state DOT)
I-10 beyond Texas
Westbound, I-10 continues in New Mexico. Eastbound, it continues in Louisiana. All I-10 rest stops · All rest areas in Texas
Frequently asked questions
How many rest stops are on I-10 in Texas?
38 rest stops in our list: 29 reachable eastbound and 28 westbound (counting stops whose direction we could not confirm for both).
What is the longest stretch without a rest stop on I-10 in Texas?
About 139 miles, between Colorado County Rest Area near Glidden and Chambers County Rest Area near Anahuac.
Is there a welcome center on I-10 in Texas?
Yes: Texas Travel Information Center at Anthony and Texas Travel Information Center at Orange.
Which I-10 rest stops in Texas have restrooms?
Restrooms are mapped at 19 of the 38 stops, for example Texas Travel Information Center at Anthony, El Paso County Rest Area and El Paso County Rest Area. For the others we have no confirmed data.
Can you sleep at I-10 rest stops in Texas?
Stays are limited to 24 hours. Tents must be taken down within 8 hours of a request. (Tex. Transp. Code § 545.411)