Rest Stops Nearby

I-69 rest stops in Indiana

We list 4 rest stops on I-69 in Indiana, at 3 locations. That includes 1 welcome center. The biggest gap, 74 miles, lies between Pipe Creek Rest Area and Auburn Rest Area. The FHWA survey counted 258 truck spaces here in total.

Pipe Creek Rest AreaPipe Creek Rest AreaAuburn Rest AreaPigeon Creek Welcome Center South North · about 94 mi between first and last stop
Green: rest area · blue: welcome center · yellow: service plaza · grey: parking. Dots above the line serve northbound traffic, below southbound.

Northbound: Pipe Creek Rest Area to Pigeon Creek Welcome Center

I-69, south to north
Rest stopSideMileNearRestroomsTruck spacesFrom previous
Pipe Creek Rest Area NB 251 Fairmount – 80 –
Pipe Creek Rest Area SB 251 Fairmount Yes 80 < 1 mi
Auburn Rest Area NB 325 Auburn – 80 74 mi
Pigeon Creek Welcome Center SB 345 Auburn Yes 18 20 mi

Mile = state mile marker where our sources give one. Distances use mile markers when both stops have one, otherwise the straight-line distance plus 15 % (marked ≈). "–" means we have no data.

Driving southbound

Going the other way, the first stop is Pigeon Creek Welcome Center and the last is Pipe Creek Rest Area. Stops marked NB in the table are on the other side of the road; use the ones marked SB or Both.

Can you sleep at rest stops in Indiana?

Indiana has no statewide time limit for rest areas that we could find in its laws or on its DOT site. That does not mean anything goes: individual sites post their own limits. Setting up camp outside your vehicle is not accepted.

Checked October 2026. Know the rule? Send us the source.

Official list: Indiana rest areas (state DOT)

I-69 beyond Indiana

Northbound, it continues in Michigan. All I-69 rest stops · All rest areas in Indiana

Frequently asked questions

How many rest stops are on I-69 in Indiana?

4 rest stops in our list: 2 reachable northbound and 2 southbound.

What is the longest stretch without a rest stop on I-69 in Indiana?

About 74 miles, between Pipe Creek Rest Area near Fairmount and Auburn Rest Area near Auburn.

Is there a welcome center on I-69 in Indiana?

Yes: Pigeon Creek Welcome Center (southbound).

Which I-69 rest stops in Indiana have restrooms?

Restrooms are mapped at 2 of the 4 stops, for example Pipe Creek Rest Area and Pigeon Creek Welcome Center. For the others we have no confirmed data.

Can you sleep at I-69 rest stops in Indiana?

We found no statewide hour limit in Indiana. Follow the signs posted at each site.