Rest Stops Nearby

I-75 rest stops in Michigan

Driving I-75 through Michigan, you pass 22 rest stops we know of, at 21 locations. That includes 4 welcome centers. The biggest gap, 48 miles, lies between I-75 Rest Area at Mile 47 and Clarkston Rest Area 904. Together they have 387 truck parking spaces.

Monroe Welcome Center 823I-75 Rest Area at Mile 47Clarkston Rest Area 904Davisburg Rest Area 908Dodge Road Rest Area 631Clio Rest Area 612Bay City Rest Area 605Linwood Rest Area 626Alger Rest Area 625West Branch Rest Area 433Nine Mile Hill Rest Area 434Grayling Rest Area 403Hartwick Pines Rest Area 404Gaylord Rest Area 405Vanderbilt Rest Area 406Topinabee Rest Area 407Hebron Rest Area 408Mackinaw City Welcome Center 409Saint Ignace Welcome CenterSaint Ignace Rest AreaSault Sainte Marie Rest AreaSault Sainte Marie Welcome Center South North · about 387 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: Monroe Welcome Center 823 to Sault Sainte Marie Welcome Center

I-75, south to north
Rest stopSideMileNearRestroomsTruck spacesFrom previous
Monroe Welcome Center 823 NB 11 South Monroe Yes 25 –
I-75 Rest Area at Mile 47 NB 47 Detroit – 6 36 mi
Clarkston Rest Area 904 SB 95 Andersonville – 22 48 mi
Davisburg Rest Area 908 NB 96 Andersonville – 22 ≈ 2.1 mi
Dodge Road Rest Area 631 NB 129 Clio – 41 33 mi
Clio Rest Area 612 SB 129 Clio Yes 21 < 1 mi
Bay City Rest Area 605 SB 158 Kochville Yes 33 29 mi
Linwood Rest Area 626 NB 175 Linwood Yes 21 17 mi
Alger Rest Area 625 SB 201 Alger Yes 26 26 mi
West Branch Rest Area 433 NB 210 West Branch Yes 11 9 mi
Nine Mile Hill Rest Area 434 SB 235 Roscommon – 11 25 mi
Grayling Rest Area 403 NB 251 Lake Margrethe Yes 23 16 mi
Hartwick Pines Rest Area 404 SB 262 Frederic – 21 11 mi
Gaylord Rest Area 405 NB 277 Eyedylwild Beach Yes 14 15 mi
Vanderbilt Rest Area 406 SB 287 Vanderbilt Yes 16 10 mi
Topinabee Rest Area 407 NB 317 Giauque Beach Yes 9 30 mi
Hebron Rest Area 408 – – Cheboygan Yes – ≈ 12 mi
Mackinaw City Welcome Center 409 – – Saint Ignace Yes 11 ≈ 11 mi
Saint Ignace Welcome Center SB 344 Saint Ignace – 15 ≈ 6.1 mi
Saint Ignace Rest Area SB 346 Saint Ignace Yes 12 ≈ 2.9 mi
Sault Sainte Marie Rest Area NB 389 Sault Ste. Marie – 16 43 mi
Sault Sainte Marie Welcome Center SB 394 Sault Ste. Marie – 11 5 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

Southbound drivers meet the same list from the other end, beginning at Sault Sainte Marie Welcome Center. 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 Michigan?

No hour limit set

Michigan's current rules set no hour limit. In 2025 MDOT proposed a 48-hour limit and a camping ban, so follow the posted signs.

Source: MDOT proposed rules (2025), checked October 2026. This is a plain-language summary, not legal advice; posted limits win.

I-75 beyond Michigan

Southbound, I-75 continues in Ohio. All I-75 rest stops · All rest areas in Michigan

Frequently asked questions

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

22 rest stops in our list: 12 reachable northbound and 12 southbound (counting stops whose direction we could not confirm for both).

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

About 48 miles, between I-75 Rest Area at Mile 47 near Detroit and Clarkston Rest Area 904 near Andersonville.

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

Yes: Monroe Welcome Center 823 (northbound), Mackinaw City Welcome Center 409, Saint Ignace Welcome Center (southbound) and Sault Sainte Marie Welcome Center (southbound).

Which I-75 rest stops in Michigan have restrooms?

Restrooms are mapped at 13 of the 22 stops, for example Monroe Welcome Center 823, Clio Rest Area 612 and Bay City Rest Area 605. For the others we have no confirmed data.

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

Michigan's current rules set no hour limit. In 2025 MDOT proposed a 48-hour limit and a camping ban, so follow the posted signs. (MDOT proposed rules (2025))