Rest Stops Nearby

I-75 rest stops in Georgia

Driving I-75 through Georgia, you pass 11 rest stops we know of. That includes 2 welcome centers. The longest stretch without a stop is 129 miles, between GDOT Rest Area 22 and GDOT Rest Area 34. Together they have 506 truck parking spaces.

Georgia Visitor Information Center - ValdostaGDOT Rest Area 5GDOT Rest Area 6GDOT Rest Area 9GDOT Rest Area 10GDOT Rest Area 13GDOT Rest Area 14GDOT Rest Area 22GDOT Rest Area 34GDOT Rest Area 35Georgia Visitor Information Center - Ringgold South North · about 361 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: Georgia Visitor Information Center - Valdosta to Georgia Visitor Information Center - Ringgold

I-75, south to north
Rest stopSideMileNearRestroomsTruck spacesFrom previous
Georgia Visitor Information Center - Valdosta NB 3 Lake Park Yes 23 –
GDOT Rest Area 5 NB 47 Wagon Wheel – 29 44 mi
GDOT Rest Area 6 SB 48 Wagon Wheel Yes 37 ≈ 1.5 mi
GDOT Rest Area 9 SB 85 Sycamore – 52 37 mi
GDOT Rest Area 10 NB 85 Ashburn – 62 ≈ 11 mi
GDOT Rest Area 13 NB 108 Vienna – 53 23 mi
GDOT Rest Area 14 SB 118 Montezuma – 59 10 mi
GDOT Rest Area 22 SB 179 Smarr – 57 61 mi
GDOT Rest Area 34 NB 308 Adairsville – 51 129 mi
GDOT Rest Area 35 SB 319 Resaca – 50 11 mi
Georgia Visitor Information Center - Ringgold SB 372 Ringgold – 33 ≈ 34 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 Georgia Visitor Information Center - Ringgold and the last is Georgia Visitor Information Center - Valdosta. 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 Georgia?

Overnight stays allowed · no camping

State law lets travelers rest and sleep at rest areas and welcome centers. Tents and camping are not allowed, and no hour limit is set.

Source: O.C.G.A. § 32-6-6, checked October 2026. Always read the signs on arrival, they can be stricter. This is not legal advice.

Official list: Georgia rest areas (state DOT)

I-75 beyond Georgia

Southbound, I-75 continues in Florida. Northbound, it continues in Tennessee. All I-75 rest stops · All rest areas in Georgia

Frequently asked questions

How many rest stops are on I-75 in Georgia?

11 rest stops in our list: 5 reachable northbound and 6 southbound.

What is the longest stretch without a rest stop on I-75 in Georgia?

About 129 miles, between GDOT Rest Area 22 near Smarr and GDOT Rest Area 34 near Adairsville.

Is there a welcome center on I-75 in Georgia?

Yes: Georgia Visitor Information Center - Valdosta (northbound) and Georgia Visitor Information Center - Ringgold (southbound).

Which I-75 rest stops in Georgia have restrooms?

Restrooms are mapped at 2 of the 11 stops, for example Georgia Visitor Information Center - Valdosta and GDOT Rest Area 6. For the others we have no confirmed data.

Can you sleep at I-75 rest stops in Georgia?

State law lets travelers rest and sleep at rest areas and welcome centers. Tents and camping are not allowed, and no hour limit is set. (O.C.G.A. § 32-6-6)