Rest areaI-35 · Northbound
Eagleville (TPF) Rest Area
Eagleville (TPF) Rest Area is a rest area on I-35 northbound in Missouri, at mile 110 near Eagleville. It has 30 truck parking spaces, according to the FHWA truck parking survey. Heading north, the next one is Lamoni Rest Area in roughly 12 miles. It is about 76 miles (straight line) from Des Moines, IA.
| Highway | I-35 · Northbound |
|---|---|
| Mile marker | 110 |
| Location | Eagleville, Harrison County, Missouri Directions (40.5221, -93.9606) |
| Amenities | Not mapped yet. Most staffed rest areas have restrooms, but we cannot confirm it for this one. |
| Not available | Restrooms |
| Truck parking | 30 spaces (FHWA survey) |
Sources: the federal Jason's Law truck parking survey (2019); map data from OpenStreetMap. Closed, moved or wrong? Tell us.
Next rest stops on I-35
Heading northbound
Lamoni Rest Area
about 12 miles · Rest area in Iowa
Heading southbound
I-35 Rest Area near Bethany
about 4.6 miles · Rest area near Bethany
Food and fuel: Emporia Service Area, about 230 mi
How long can you stay?
Any time limit here comes from the posted signs; Missouri has no statewide one that we found.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Eagleville (TPF) Rest Area?
On I-35 northbound at mile 110 near Eagleville in Harrison County, Missouri. The Directions link opens the spot in Google Maps.
Which direction does Eagleville (TPF) Rest Area serve?
Northbound traffic on I-35.
Does Eagleville (TPF) Rest Area have restrooms?
No restrooms are mapped at this site.
How far is the next rest stop after Eagleville (TPF) Rest Area?
Northbound: Lamoni Rest Area, about 12 miles. Southbound: I-35 Rest Area near Bethany, about 4.6 miles.
Can you sleep at Eagleville (TPF) Rest Area?
Any time limit here comes from the posted signs; Missouri has no statewide one that we found.
Is there truck parking at Eagleville (TPF) Rest Area?
Yes. The federal survey counted 30 spaces for trucks.
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