Rest Stops NearbyRest areaI-15 · Northbound
Perry Rest Area
Perry Rest Area sits on I-15 near Perry in Box Elder County (mile 359), northbound. It has 13 truck parking spaces, according to the FHWA truck parking survey. After this, northbound drivers reach Perry Rest Area about 2.1 miles later. Salt Lake City, UT is the closest big city, about 48 miles away as the crow flies.
| Highway | I-15 · Northbound |
|---|---|
| Mile marker | 359 |
| Location | Perry, Box Elder County, Utah Directions (41.4397, -112.0560) |
| Amenities | Not mapped yet. Most staffed rest areas have restrooms, but we cannot confirm it for this one. |
| Truck parking | 13 spaces (FHWA survey) |
Sources: FHWA/BTS National Transportation Atlas Database (2019 survey). Closed, moved or wrong? Tell us.
Next rest stops on I-15
Heading northbound
Perry Rest Area
about 2.1 miles · Rest area near Perry
Heading southbound
Kaysville Rest Area
about 33 miles · Rest area near Kaysville
Other side of the highway: Perry Rest Area (Southbound).
How long can you stay?
Utah leaves the time limit to each site's signs, as far as we can tell.
Rest stops on other highways nearby
- Weber Canyon Rest Area Rest areaRestrooms 8 truck spaces
- Mountain Green Rest Area Rest areaRestrooms 8 truck spaces
- Second Dam Rest Area Rest area
Straight-line distances.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Perry Rest Area?
On I-15 northbound at mile 359 near Perry in Box Elder County, Utah. The Directions link opens the spot in Google Maps.
Which direction does Perry Rest Area serve?
Northbound traffic on I-15. Traffic the other way uses Perry Rest Area.
How far is the next rest stop after Perry Rest Area?
Northbound: Perry Rest Area, about 2.1 miles. Southbound: Kaysville Rest Area, about 33 miles.
Can you sleep at Perry Rest Area?
Utah leaves the time limit to each site's signs, as far as we can tell.
Is there truck parking at Perry Rest Area?
Yes, 13 truck spaces according to the FHWA survey.
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