Rest Stops Nearby

US-20 rest stops in New York

US-20 has 2 rest stops in New York in our directory. Plan ahead between US-20 Rest Area near Nedrow and US-20 Rest Area near Cazenovia: that gap is roughly 9.7 miles.

US-20 Rest Area near NedrowUS-20 Rest Area near Cazenovia West East · about 10 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: US-20 Rest Area near Nedrow to US-20 Rest Area near Cazenovia

US-20, west to east
Rest stopSideMileNearRestroomsTruck spacesFrom previous
US-20 Rest Area near Nedrow – – Nedrow No – –
US-20 Rest Area near Cazenovia – – Cazenovia No – ≈ 9.7 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 US-20 Rest Area near Cazenovia. 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 New York?

Time limit: 3 hours · trucks 10 hours

At night, stays are limited to 3 hours (10 hours for commercial vehicles), and no stay may exceed 24 hours.

Source: 17 NYCRR 156.3, checked October 2026. Always read the signs on arrival, they can be stricter. This is not legal advice.

US-20 beyond New York

Westbound, US-20 continues in Oregon. All US-20 rest stops · All rest areas in New York

Frequently asked questions

How many rest stops are on US-20 in New York?

2 rest stops in our list: 2 reachable eastbound and 2 westbound (counting stops whose direction we could not confirm for both).

What is the longest stretch without a rest stop on US-20 in New York?

About 9.7 miles, between US-20 Rest Area near Nedrow near Nedrow and US-20 Rest Area near Cazenovia near Cazenovia.

Can you sleep at US-20 rest stops in New York?

At night, stays are limited to 3 hours (10 hours for commercial vehicles), and no stay may exceed 24 hours. (17 NYCRR 156.3)