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Halltown (TPF) Rest Area
You will find Halltown (TPF) Rest Area on I-44 (westbound) by Halltown, Missouri, around mile marker 51. Truckers get 20 dedicated spaces, per FHWA data. The next stop west is Joplin (TPF) Rest Area, about 49 miles on. The nearest large city is Springfield, MO, 24 miles in a straight line.
| Highway | I-44 · Westbound |
|---|---|
| Mile marker | 51 |
| Location | Halltown, Lawrence County, Missouri Directions (37.1413, -93.7210) |
| Amenities | Nothing confirmed yet. |
| Truck parking | 20 spaces (FHWA survey) |
Sources: U.S. DOT truck parking data (FHWA, 2019); amenities from OpenStreetMap (October 2026). Closed, moved or wrong? Tell us.
Next rest stops on I-44
Heading westbound
Joplin (TPF) Rest Area
about 49 miles · Rest area near Joplin
Heading eastbound
Strafford Truck Parking Facility (TPF)
38 miles · Truck parking near Strafford
Other side of the highway: Halltown (TPF) Rest Area (Eastbound).
How long can you stay?
Missouri leaves the time limit to each site's signs, as far as we can tell.
Rest stops on other highways nearby
- US-160 Rest Area near Willard Rest area
Straight-line distances.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Halltown (TPF) Rest Area?
On I-44 westbound at mile 51 near Halltown in Lawrence County, Missouri. The Directions link opens the spot in Google Maps.
Which direction does Halltown (TPF) Rest Area serve?
Westbound traffic on I-44. Traffic the other way uses Halltown (TPF) Rest Area.
How far is the next rest stop after Halltown (TPF) Rest Area?
Westbound: Joplin (TPF) Rest Area, about 49 miles. Eastbound: Strafford Truck Parking Facility (TPF), 38 miles.
Can you sleep at Halltown (TPF) Rest Area?
Missouri leaves the time limit to each site's signs, as far as we can tell.
Is there truck parking at Halltown (TPF) Rest Area?
Yes, 20 truck spaces according to the FHWA survey.
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