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Deadman Pass Rest Area
Deadman Pass Rest Area is a rest area on I-84 (Oregon–Utah) eastbound in Oregon near Mission. A federal truck parking survey counted 11 spaces for big rigs here. Mapped amenities include restrooms. The next stop east is Charles Reynolds Rest Area, about 40 miles on. It is about 151 miles (straight line) from Spokane, WA.
| Highway | I-84 (Oregon–Utah) · Eastbound |
|---|---|
| Location | Mission, Umatilla County, Oregon Directions (45.5985, -118.5045) |
| Amenities | Restrooms |
| Truck parking | 11 spaces (FHWA survey) |
Sources: U.S. DOT truck parking data (FHWA, 2019); map data from OpenStreetMap. Closed, moved or wrong? Tell us.
Next rest stops on I-84 (Oregon–Utah)
Heading eastbound
Charles Reynolds Rest Area
about 40 miles · Rest area near La Grande
Heading westbound
Deadman Pass Rest Area
about < 1 miles · Rest area near Mission
Other side of the highway: Deadman Pass Rest Area (Westbound).
Overnight parking
Oregon allows 12 hours at a rest area. Tents and camping are off limits.
Legal source: OAR 734-030-0010. Oregon overview
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Deadman Pass Rest Area?
On I-84 (Oregon–Utah) eastbound near Mission in Umatilla County, Oregon. Tap Directions to route there.
Which direction does Deadman Pass Rest Area serve?
Eastbound traffic on I-84 (Oregon–Utah). Traffic the other way uses Deadman Pass Rest Area.
Does Deadman Pass Rest Area have restrooms?
Yes, restrooms are mapped here.
How far is the next rest stop after Deadman Pass Rest Area?
Eastbound: Charles Reynolds Rest Area, about 40 miles. Westbound: Deadman Pass Rest Area, about < 1 miles.
Can you sleep at Deadman Pass Rest Area?
Oregon allows 12 hours at a rest area. Tents and camping are off limits.
Is there truck parking at Deadman Pass Rest Area?
11 truck spaces, per FHWA data.
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