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I-75 North Whitley County Welcome Center
I-75 North Whitley County Welcome Center sits on I-75 near Williamsburg in Whitley County (mile 2), northbound. Truckers get 20 dedicated spaces, per FHWA data. Mapped amenities include restrooms. The next stop north is I-75 North Georgetown Rest Area, 125 miles on. Knoxville, TN is the closest big city, about 47 miles away as the crow flies.
| Highway | I-75 · Northbound |
|---|---|
| Mile marker | 2 |
| Location | Williamsburg, Whitley County, Kentucky Directions (36.6160, -84.1050) |
| Amenities | Restrooms |
| Truck parking | 20 spaces (FHWA survey) |
Sources: FHWA truck parking survey (2019, published by U.S. DOT); amenities from OpenStreetMap (October 2026). Closed, moved or wrong? Tell us.
Next rest stops on I-75
Heading northbound
I-75 North Georgetown Rest Area
125 miles · Rest area near Georgetown
Heading southbound
Tennessee Welcome Center
about 2.2 miles · Welcome center in Tennessee
Sleeping in your car here
Stays here are capped at 4 hours under Kentucky rules.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is I-75 North Whitley County Welcome Center?
On I-75 northbound at mile 2 near Williamsburg in Whitley County, Kentucky. The map link above starts navigation.
Which direction does I-75 North Whitley County Welcome Center serve?
Northbound traffic on I-75.
Does I-75 North Whitley County Welcome Center have restrooms?
Yes, restrooms are mapped here.
How far is the next rest stop after I-75 North Whitley County Welcome Center?
Northbound: I-75 North Georgetown Rest Area, 125 miles. Southbound: Tennessee Welcome Center, about 2.2 miles.
Can you sleep at I-75 North Whitley County Welcome Center?
Stays here are capped at 4 hours under Kentucky rules.
Is there truck parking at I-75 North Whitley County Welcome Center?
Yes, there are 20 truck parking spaces (FHWA count).
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