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Daytonport Rest Area
Daytonport Rest Area is a rest area on US-10 in Minnesota, at mile 218 near Dayton. A federal truck parking survey counted 4 spaces for big rigs here. After this, eastbound drivers reach US-10 Rest Area near Durand about 106 miles later. It is about 22 miles (straight line) from Minneapolis, MN.
| Highway | US-10 · direction not confirmed |
|---|---|
| Mile marker | 218 |
| Location | Dayton, Anoka County, Minnesota Directions (45.2460, -93.5046) |
| Amenities | No facility data. A review below helps fill the gap. |
| Truck parking | 4 spaces (FHWA survey) |
Sources: FHWA truck parking survey (2019, published by U.S. DOT); OpenStreetMap volunteers for the facilities. Closed, moved or wrong? Tell us.
Next rest stops on US-10
Heading eastbound
US-10 Rest Area near Durand
about 106 miles · Rest area in Wisconsin
Heading westbound
Central Minnesota Travel Information Center
37 miles · Welcome center near St Cloud
Can you sleep here?
Stays here are capped at 4 hours (10 for trucks) under Minnesota rules.
Source: MnDOT rest area policy. Minnesota overview
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- Enfield Rest Area Rest area18 truck spaces
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- I-94 Rest Area near Little Canada Rest area
Straight-line distances.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Daytonport Rest Area?
On US-10 at mile 218 near Dayton in Anoka County, Minnesota. Follow the highway signs; the Directions link helps if you come from a side road.
How far is the next rest stop after Daytonport Rest Area?
Eastbound: US-10 Rest Area near Durand, about 106 miles. Westbound: Central Minnesota Travel Information Center, 37 miles.
Can you sleep at Daytonport Rest Area?
Stays here are capped at 4 hours (10 for trucks) under Minnesota rules.
Is there truck parking at Daytonport Rest Area?
Yes. The federal survey counted 4 spaces for trucks.
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