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Jeremy Ranch Rest Area
Jeremy Ranch Rest Area is a rest area on I-80 eastbound in Utah, at mile 144 near Summit Park. It has 10 truck parking spaces, according to the FHWA truck parking survey. After this, eastbound drivers reach Echo Reservoir Rest Area about 24 miles later. It is about 17 miles (straight line) from Salt Lake City, UT.
| Highway | I-80 · Eastbound |
|---|---|
| Mile marker | 144 |
| Location | Summit Park, Summit County, Utah Directions (40.7401, -111.5594) |
| Amenities | We have no confirmed amenities for this stop. |
| Truck parking | 10 spaces (FHWA survey) |
Sources: the federal Jason's Law truck parking survey (2019). Closed, moved or wrong? Tell us.
Next rest stops on I-80
Heading eastbound
Echo Reservoir Rest Area
about 24 miles · Rest area near Coalville
Food and fuel: TW Chicago Southland Lincoln Oasis, about 1422 mi
Heading westbound
Grassy Mountain Rest Area
89 miles · Rest area near Grantsville
Can you sleep here?
Utah leaves the time limit to each site's signs, as far as we can tell.
Rest stops on other highways nearby
- Kaysville Rest Area Rest area10 truck spaces
- Kaysville Rest Area Rest area10 truck spaces
- Mountain Green Rest Area Rest areaRestrooms 8 truck spaces
Straight-line distances.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Jeremy Ranch Rest Area?
On I-80 eastbound at mile 144 near Summit Park in Summit County, Utah. Coordinates are in the table above.
Which direction does Jeremy Ranch Rest Area serve?
Eastbound traffic on I-80.
How far is the next rest stop after Jeremy Ranch Rest Area?
Eastbound: Echo Reservoir Rest Area, about 24 miles. Westbound: Grassy Mountain Rest Area, 89 miles.
Can you sleep at Jeremy Ranch Rest Area?
Utah leaves the time limit to each site's signs, as far as we can tell.
Is there truck parking at Jeremy Ranch Rest Area?
Yes, 10 truck spaces according to the FHWA survey.
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