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SeaTac Rest Area
You will find SeaTac Rest Area on I-5 by Lakeland South, Washington. On record: restrooms, accessible restrooms, drinking water and picnic tables. The next stop north is Silver Lake Rest Area (closed), about 50 miles on. Tacoma, WA is the closest big city, about 6 miles away as the crow flies.
| Highway | I-5 · direction not confirmed |
|---|---|
| Location | Lakeland South, King County, Washington Directions (47.2713, -122.3153) |
| Amenities | Restrooms, Accessible restrooms, Drinking water, Picnic tables, RV dump station, Truck parking |
| Truck parking | Trucks allowed |
| Operator | Washington State Department of Transportation |
| Website | wsdot.wa.gov |
Sources: OpenStreetMap volunteers for the facilities; route assigned from Natural Earth highway lines. Closed, moved or wrong? Tell us.
Next rest stops on I-5
Heading northbound
Silver Lake Rest Area (closed)
about 50 miles · Rest area near Eastmont
Heading southbound
Maytown Rest Area
about 48 miles · Rest area near Tenino
Can you sleep here?
You can stay up to 8 hours here, per Washington rules. No camping.
Rule: RCW 47.38.020. Washington overview
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Frequently asked questions
Where is SeaTac Rest Area?
On I-5 near Lakeland South in King County, Washington. The Directions link opens the spot in Google Maps.
Does SeaTac Rest Area have restrooms?
Yes, restrooms are mapped here, including accessible ones.
How far is the next rest stop after SeaTac Rest Area?
Northbound: Silver Lake Rest Area (closed), about 50 miles. Southbound: Maytown Rest Area, about 48 miles.
Can you sleep at SeaTac Rest Area?
You can stay up to 8 hours here, per Washington rules. No camping.
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