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Smokey Point Rest Area
Smokey Point Rest Area sits on I-5 near Smokey Point in Snohomish County (mile 207), northbound. It has 11 truck parking spaces, according to the FHWA truck parking survey. Mapped amenities include restrooms, accessible restrooms, drinking water and picnic tables. After this, northbound drivers reach Bow Hill Rest Area about 28 miles later. The nearest large city is Everett, WA, 13 miles in a straight line.
| Highway | I-5 · Northbound |
|---|---|
| Mile marker | 207 |
| Location | Smokey Point, Snohomish County, Washington Directions (48.1688, -122.1889) |
| Amenities | Restrooms, Accessible restrooms, Drinking water, Picnic tables, RV dump station |
| Truck parking | 11 spaces (FHWA survey) |
| Operator | Washington State Department of Transportation |
| Website | wsdot.wa.gov |
Sources: U.S. DOT truck parking data (FHWA, 2019); OpenStreetMap volunteers for the facilities. Closed, moved or wrong? Tell us.
Next rest stops on I-5
Heading northbound
Bow Hill Rest Area
about 28 miles · Rest area near Sedro-Woolley
Heading southbound
Silver Lake Rest Area (closed)
about 21 miles · Rest area near Eastmont
Other side of the highway: Smokey Point Rest Area (Southbound).
Can you sleep here?
Maximum stay: 8 hours, set by Washington. Setting up a tent is not allowed.
Legal source: RCW 47.38.020. All Washington rest area rules
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Smokey Point Rest Area?
On I-5 northbound at mile 207 near Smokey Point in Snohomish County, Washington. Exact coordinates and a route link are in the details table.
Which direction does Smokey Point Rest Area serve?
Northbound traffic on I-5. Traffic the other way uses Smokey Point Rest Area.
Does Smokey Point Rest Area have restrooms?
Yes, restrooms are mapped here, including accessible ones.
How far is the next rest stop after Smokey Point Rest Area?
Northbound: Bow Hill Rest Area, about 28 miles. Southbound: Silver Lake Rest Area (closed), about 21 miles.
Can you sleep at Smokey Point Rest Area?
Maximum stay: 8 hours, set by Washington. Setting up a tent is not allowed.
Is there truck parking at Smokey Point Rest Area?
Yes. The federal survey counted 11 spaces for trucks.
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