I-70 rest stops in Nebraska
I-70 has 3 rest stops in Nebraska in our directory. The biggest gap, 20 miles, lies between York Rest Area and Goehner Rest Area. Truck drivers find 72 spaces across these stops.
Eastbound: York Rest Area to Blue River Rest Area
| Rest stop | Side | Mile | Near | Restrooms | Truck spaces | From previous |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| York Rest Area | WB | 355.2 | York | Yes | 9 | – |
| Goehner Rest Area | WB | 375 | Goehner | – | 56 | 20 mi |
| Blue River Rest Area | EB | 381 | Milford | Yes | 7 | 6 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 westbound
Going the other way, the first stop is Blue River Rest Area and the last is York Rest Area. Stops marked EB in the table are on the other side of the road; use the ones marked WB or Both.
- Goehner Rest Area · mile 375
- York Rest Area · mile 355
Can you sleep at rest stops in Nebraska?
No overnight parking · no camping
Nebraska law counts staying overnight in a vehicle outside designated areas as camping, which is not allowed at rest areas.
Source: Neb. Rev. Stat. § 39-312, checked October 2026. This is a plain-language summary, not legal advice; posted limits win.
Official list: Nebraska rest areas (state DOT)
I-70 beyond Nebraska
Westbound, I-70 continues in Indiana. Eastbound, it continues in Ohio. All I-70 rest stops · All rest areas in Nebraska
Frequently asked questions
How many rest stops are on I-70 in Nebraska?
3 rest stops in our list: 1 reachable eastbound and 2 westbound.
What is the longest stretch without a rest stop on I-70 in Nebraska?
About 20 miles, between York Rest Area near York and Goehner Rest Area near Goehner.
Which I-70 rest stops in Nebraska have restrooms?
Restrooms are mapped at 2 of the 3 stops, for example York Rest Area and Blue River Rest Area. For the others we have no confirmed data.
Can you sleep at I-70 rest stops in Nebraska?
Nebraska law counts staying overnight in a vehicle outside designated areas as camping, which is not allowed at rest areas. (Neb. Rev. Stat. § 39-312)