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I-94 Rest Area near Black River Falls
You will find I-94 Rest Area near Black River Falls on I-94 by Black River Falls, Wisconsin. Mapped amenities include restrooms. Heading east, the next one is Millston Rest Area 53 in roughly 3.5 miles. Rochester, MN is the closest big city, about 87 miles away as the crow flies.
| Highway | I-94 · direction not confirmed |
|---|---|
| Location | Black River Falls, Jackson County, Wisconsin Directions (44.2474, -90.7391) |
| Amenities | Restrooms |
| Truck parking | No count on record |
Sources: map data from OpenStreetMap; highway matched with Natural Earth road data. Closed, moved or wrong? Tell us.
Next rest stops on I-94
Heading eastbound
Millston Rest Area 53
about 3.5 miles · Rest area near Millston
Food and fuel: TW Hinsdale Oasis, about 282 mi
Heading westbound
I-94 Rest Area near Osseo
about 39 miles · Rest area near Osseo
Other side of the highway: Black River Falls Rest Area 54 (Westbound).
Overnight parking
Sleeping in your vehicle is allowed here for up to 24 hours, under Wisconsin rules. No camping.
Legal source: Wis. Stat. § 86.025, WisDOT guidelines. All Wisconsin rest area rules
Rest stops on other highways nearby
- I-90 Rest Area at Mile 21 Rest area16 truck spaces
- Sparta Rest Area 16 Rest area
- I-90 Rest Area at Mile 20 Rest area16 truck spaces
Straight-line distances.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is I-94 Rest Area near Black River Falls?
On I-94 near Black River Falls in Jackson County, Wisconsin. Exact coordinates and a route link are in the details table.
Does I-94 Rest Area near Black River Falls have restrooms?
Yes, restrooms are mapped here.
How far is the next rest stop after I-94 Rest Area near Black River Falls?
Eastbound: Millston Rest Area 53, about 3.5 miles. Westbound: I-94 Rest Area near Osseo, about 39 miles.
Can you sleep at I-94 Rest Area near Black River Falls?
Sleeping in your vehicle is allowed here for up to 24 hours, under Wisconsin rules. No camping.
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