During our winter travels, this is an excellent pit stop. We've winter-proofed our RV, so we require a location with round-the-clock restroom facilities. They also provide shower and laundry services. The restroom was immaculate. There's a Hardee's nearby for morning coffee and breakfast rolls. I settled the $20 campsite charge, but the machine malfunctioned and I wasn't able to retrieve the paper license. I didn't detect any disturbances.

Desperately needing a break from the road Campendium brought us to this little rest-stop somewhere in Ohio. We picked a spot for our trailer, plugged in and went for a run on some dark quite country roads conveniently located behind the rest-stop. After our run we went into the rest-stop and grabbed a free shower and a bite to eat at an unmemorable fast food joint. It was late so there was luckily no crowd although it did get pretty busy in the morning. The designated overnight RV parking lot was safe and quite allowing us to enjoy a great night of sleep. Before getting back on the road the next morning we picked up some lattes from the rest-stops coffee shop and fueled up our Subie. Overall it was an enjoyable evening and lovely morning. Safe Travels ✌🏽

If you are enroute on a long drive and need a place to rest without any hassle, this fits the bill. Here's a quick rundown: -flat, paved sites away from the semi-trucks -security -30/50 amp plug ins -dump station on site -visitors center has laundry, showers and food options -2 picnic tables and a grassy area adjacent to RV parking There is a self-serve check-in kiosk to the side of the RV parking lot. It takes cash only. There is an ATM inside the visitors center if needed.

We stopped here on our way to the east coast. Nice accessible place to stay right on the interstate. Can pay for electric or just boondock for the night. We boondocked. We ran out maxxair fan to drown out the interstate and got a great nights sleep. There are 10 electric spots at $20 a dump station and water fill station. Only caution is the whole thing is one way so if you want fuel you’ll have to do some wrong way driving to get back to the RV parking.

The only way this is free camping is if you ignore the signs and don't buy a permit from the machine. Well maintained, with electric, dumpsite, water, and some picnic tables. About 200 yards from I90, so we ran the airconditioner fan all night to mask the road noise.

Nice place to stay overnight. Don't expect much it is not a campground. It is a rest area with electric 50 amp - 30-20. Has a dump station and city water. Dump station and water are free. $20 for an electric spot. There are limited spaces with no hookups. The electric spaces are 40ft so you will have to disconnect if your sticking out. Rv traffic comes and goes during the night. The location is off in its own area so can be a lot quieter than the rest area parking lot. It is a overnight rest area for RV's.

Desperately needing a break from the road Campendium brought us to this little rest-stop somewhere in Ohio. We picked a spot for our trailer, plugged in and went for a run on some dark quite country roads conveniently located behind the rest-stop. After our run we went into the rest-stop and grabbed a free shower and a bite to eat at an unmemorable fast food joint. It was late so there was luckily no crowd although it did get pretty busy in the morning. The designated overnight RV parking lot was safe and quite allowing us to enjoy a great night of sleep. Before getting back on the road the next morning we picked up some lattes from the rest-stops coffee shop and fueled up our Subie. Overall it was an enjoyable evening and lovely morning. Safe Travels ✌🏽