Truck parkingI-65 · Northbound
I-65 Truck Parking at Mile 51
I-65 Truck Parking at Mile 51 sits on I-65 near Spring Hill in Maury County (mile 51), northbound. Truckers get 12 dedicated spaces, per FHWA data. This is a parking area without restrooms or other facilities. Heading north, the next one is I-65 North Simpson County Welcome Center in roughly 71 miles. The nearest large city is Murfreesboro, TN, 30 miles in a straight line.
| Highway | I-65 · Northbound |
|---|---|
| Mile marker | 51 |
| Location | Spring Hill, Maury County, Tennessee Directions (35.6792, -86.8880) |
| Amenities | No facilities (parking only) |
| Truck parking | 12 spaces (FHWA survey) |
Sources: FHWA/BTS National Transportation Atlas Database (2019 survey). Closed, moved or wrong? Tell us.
Next rest stops on I-65
Heading northbound
I-65 North Simpson County Welcome Center
about 71 miles · Welcome center in Kentucky
Heading southbound
I-65 Truck Parking at Mile 24
27 miles · Truck parking near Cornersville
Sleeping in your car here
Overnight parking is banned at rest areas in Tennessee.
Legal source: TDOT welcome centers and rest areas. More on Tennessee rules
More rest stops
All rest stops on I-65 in Tennessee · I-65 in all states · Rest areas in Tennessee · Rest stop finder
Frequently asked questions
Where is I-65 Truck Parking at Mile 51?
On I-65 northbound at mile 51 near Spring Hill in Maury County, Tennessee. Use the Directions link for navigation.
Which direction does I-65 Truck Parking at Mile 51 serve?
Northbound traffic on I-65.
Does I-65 Truck Parking at Mile 51 have restrooms?
No restrooms are mapped at this site.
How far is the next rest stop after I-65 Truck Parking at Mile 51?
Northbound: I-65 North Simpson County Welcome Center, about 71 miles. Southbound: I-65 Truck Parking at Mile 24, 27 miles.
Can you sleep at I-65 Truck Parking at Mile 51?
Overnight parking is banned at rest areas in Tennessee.
Is there truck parking at I-65 Truck Parking at Mile 51?
Yes, there are 12 truck parking spaces (FHWA count).
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