


One nice aspect is that both rest areas have a lot of trees giving them a park-like setting for your picnic lunches. The southbound rest area is right next to a subdivision while the northbound one is a little more rural.īoth are full-service facilities that include outdoor night lights, nighttime security as well as vending machines and handicap parking, etc. Located at mile marker 133 these two stops are right across the highway from one another. Lucie County- North & SouthboundĪgain, you have one rest stop for each direction a little further down the road. Some lists only include the northbound rest area but the DOT’s list has both of them. This may save you some time as you won't have to turn around and do a physical search. If you have lost something at the rest stops, you can call 1-77 and see if it has been turned in or not. The northbound building looks far superior to the southbound one, with the latter a plain Jane design and the former a little bit more architecturally attractive. If there is a difference between the two, it would be found in the buildings. Also, both rest areas have outside night lights to make sure you are not walking around in the dark from your car to the restrooms. If you arrive at night, Florida DOT has seen to it that there is nighttime security on the grounds. The good news for young families is that each rest stop has family restroom facilities and if the children are hungry or thirsty, there is a set of vending machines to take care of their needs. Also, both rest areas allow truckers and regular cars to park in their parking lots These two rest areas are full-service facilities and the northbound location is at mile maker 106 while the southbound one is at mile marker 107. Mile Marker 106 & 107 Martin County- North & South Bound Traffic
