Rest Stops Nearby

I-90 rest stops in Idaho

I-90 has 2 rest stops in Idaho in our directory (1 locations, some with a separate side for each direction). Together they have 33 truck parking spaces.

Huetter E Rest AreaHuetter W Rest Area West East · about 1 mi between first and last stop
Green: rest area · blue: welcome center · yellow: service plaza · grey: parking. Dots above the line serve eastbound traffic, below westbound.

Eastbound: Huetter E Rest Area to Huetter W Rest Area

I-90, west to east
Rest stopSideMileNearRestroomsTruck spacesFrom previous
Huetter E Rest Area EB 8 Huetter Yes 22 –
Huetter W Rest Area WB 8 Huetter – 11 < 1 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 westbound

Westbound drivers meet the same list from the other end, beginning at Huetter W Rest Area. Stops marked EB in the table are on the other side of the road; use the ones marked WB or Both.

Can you sleep at rest stops in Idaho?

Time limit: 10 hours · no camping

Stays are limited to 10 hours at Interstate rest areas and 16 hours on other highways. Overnight stays within that limit are fine; camping is not.

Source: Idaho Transportation Department, checked October 2026. This is a plain-language summary, not legal advice; posted limits win.

I-90 beyond Idaho

Westbound, I-90 continues in Washington. Eastbound, it continues in Montana. All I-90 rest stops · All rest areas in Idaho

Frequently asked questions

How many rest stops are on I-90 in Idaho?

2 rest stops in our list: 1 reachable eastbound and 1 westbound.

Which I-90 rest stops in Idaho have restrooms?

Restrooms are mapped at 1 of the 2 stops, for example Huetter E Rest Area. For the others we have no confirmed data.

Can you sleep at I-90 rest stops in Idaho?

Stays are limited to 10 hours at Interstate rest areas and 16 hours on other highways. Overnight stays within that limit are fine; camping is not. (Idaho Transportation Department)