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Rest Areas in Az, CA

dutchev
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Traveling from phoenix to los angeles on I-10 Wondering if most rest area are still open?
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jdc1 wrote:
All California rest stops are closed.


As of when? Like I said in my earlier post, I was in CA about 2 weeks ago and the rest stops were open to the public along I-40.

ItsyRV
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As of this weekend, all rest stops on I-10 (CA and AZ) were open. Some may have had "visitor centers" temporarily closed, but not the "Rest Stop" itself.
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jdc1
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All California rest stops are closed.

mileshuff
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swphotobug wrote:
I think the ones in AZ are only for truckers. Best if you assume they are not open.


One on I-40 and one on I-17 have been closed for years but are now reopened for truckers only. All others I believe are open to everyone.
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Seattle_Steve
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Having driven that route more times than I can remember, frankly, there aren't that many rest areas anyway. I don't give it much thought. If there happens to be a rest area when I need or want one, great. Otherwise I just stop other places. The Love's in Quartzsite and Walmart in Indio are standard stops for us.

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I don't know about the rest areas along I-10 but the ones in CA along I-40 were open to the public as of 2 weeks ago.

Lwiddis
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X2, swp. One of the great advantages of an RV...your own potty. No need to use public facilities.
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swphotobug
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I think the ones in AZ are only for truckers. Best if you assume they are not open.