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Georgia Visitor Information Center - Lavonia
Georgia Visitor Information Center - Lavonia is a welcome center on I-85 southbound in Georgia, at mile 177 near Lavonia. A federal truck parking survey counted 58 spaces for big rigs here. After this, southbound drivers reach Lanett Welcome Center about 178 miles later. The nearest large city is Athens, GA, 39 miles in a straight line.
| Highway | I-85 · Southbound |
|---|---|
| Mile marker | 177 |
| Location | Lavonia, Franklin County, Georgia Directions (34.4720, -83.0700) |
| Amenities | We have no confirmed amenities for this stop. |
| Truck parking | 58 spaces (FHWA survey) |
| Hours | Open 24/7 (OpenStreetMap) |
| Operator | Georgia Department of Transportation |
Sources: FHWA truck parking survey (2019, published by U.S. DOT); map data from OpenStreetMap. Closed, moved or wrong? Tell us.
Next rest stops on I-85
Heading southbound
Lanett Welcome Center
about 178 miles · Welcome center in Alabama
Heading northbound
Oconee Welcome Center
about 3.3 miles · Welcome center near Fair Play
Can you sleep here?
Georgia rules allow an overnight rest here. Tents and camping are off limits.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Georgia Visitor Information Center - Lavonia?
On I-85 southbound at mile 177 near Lavonia in Franklin County, Georgia. Follow the highway signs; the Directions link helps if you come from a side road.
Which direction does Georgia Visitor Information Center - Lavonia serve?
Southbound traffic on I-85.
How far is the next rest stop after Georgia Visitor Information Center - Lavonia?
Southbound: Lanett Welcome Center, about 178 miles. Northbound: Oconee Welcome Center, about 3.3 miles.
Can you sleep at Georgia Visitor Information Center - Lavonia?
Georgia rules allow an overnight rest here. Tents and camping are off limits.
Is there truck parking at Georgia Visitor Information Center - Lavonia?
Yes, 58 truck spaces according to the FHWA survey.
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