Overnight stays on the interstates

Nothing that I can think of in New Jersey, Assuming you will be coming up route 95.
I hope you don’t mean you are taking this trip now! It’s 32° by my house today that’s why I am spending the week down in Florida !

Always,

Basically, the answer is no.
I have never seen a highway rest stop with electric available. There are some on the Ohio TP that you can buy into, and there are 30+$ campgrounds in inconvenient places that will soon be closed for the winter.

Why do you need electricity for the overnight?
If it is for a PPAP, look up the kind that can run on 12V and get enough battery to do that.

Some truck stops do have electric hook-ups, but if you try to take up one of those, you are going to have some very annoyed drivers to deal with.

Matt

Not with hookups, however there are "campgrounds" that cater to the north/southbounders.

Philly South KOA (formerly Timberlane) just off I-295 in Clarksboro NJ is ok for an overnight, although it now carries a KOA price.

We spent a couple of days at Carolina Crossroads just over the VA/NC border. They cater to the overnighter with a row of SWE sites that you can late checking to.

Honestly, if all you want is an overnight, hit a Walmart along the way and don't miss South of the Border.

“Are there places where we can pull in and hookup electrical for 12 hours?”

Why would you need an electrical hook up for a 12 hour stop? Incredible. You bought the wrong RV. But since this RV is your RV, modify it to allow for this....minimal...dry camping.

Heck, there are states that have no rest stops and most that do have rest stop prohibit overnighting.

No electricity but:

Walmart
Cracker Barrel
Lowes
Many churches

Or you can do what I do and just pull over an park somewhere.

Camp Pedro at South of the Border in Dillon, SC is good. About 28.00 a night. Long pull-thrus. I assume you are coming I-95? Keystone RV if they are still there had a small campground in the rear of the dealership. Was Passport America when I was there. Right at the PA/MD border, I-95. Back then, about 12 or 13 a night.

Surf here:

https://freecampsites.net/

Set up a filter that selects for electricity.

AlwaysDreaming wrote:
We are a new class B owners taking our first cruise. We are driving FL to NY and going to do the trip in 2 nights, 3 days.

Are there places where we can pull in and hookup electrical for 12 hours? We don't need amenities, or a lake, or trees. Just a place to have dinner, walk the dog, and get a few hours of sleep and be gone by 5:00 AM.

Do these places exist? What are they called?
A rest stop with electrical hookup kind of thing.

Do truck plazas offer this?

Thanks

We have used pickle parks ( rest area's) in a pinch, never had an issue. We just park on the truck side. Cracker Barrels all have parking in the back so you can sleep after you eat, Lowes, Wally World (so long as not prevented by local ordinance.

I've never even considered no 110 hookup to be a deterrent. It's only for the night. You have batteries, use them.

Knowing What part of NY may also be helpful in giving you an answer.