Devils Canyon Rest Area Eastbound – I-70
Devils Canyon Rest Area is a rest area on I-70 eastbound in Utah. Reported truck parking: 5 spaces. The next eastbound stop is Eagle Canyon Rest Area, 1 mi ahead by the mile markers.
Next rest stop on I-70 Eastbound
Eagle Canyon Rest Area1 mi ahead by the mile markers · Utah · Mile marker 116Previous eastbound stop: Salt Wash Rest Area – Eastbound · 11 mi back by the mile markers
Location map
Marker shows recorded coordinates, not an entrance or approved driving route. Follow highway signs.
Open directionsReported parking capacity
Reported capacity from the 2019 federal truck parking survey (FHWA Jason's Law). This is not real-time vacancy information.
Facilities and amenities
Facilities have not been individually confirmed in the available structured record.
Unknown (not documented in the sources): Restrooms, Family restroom, Accessible facilities, Drinking water, Picnic tables, Pet area, Vending machines, Public phone.
A reported facility does not guarantee current availability.
About this rest area
On Interstate 70 eastbound, the Devils Canyon Rest Area gives travelers in Utah a place to stop. Closures are announced by the Utah Department of Transportation and on 511, worth a look before a long drive.
Location and driving direction
The rest area sits on the eastbound side of I-70. The recorded position is around mile marker 115. It is right by exit 116. Follow the "Rest Area" signs as you approach.
The next eastbound stop is Eagle Canyon Rest Area, about 1 miles further along I-70.
Parking and amenities
Truck parking: 5 reported spaces (the 2019 federal truck parking survey (FHWA Jason's Law)).
These are capacity figures, not a live count of free spaces. Availability of individual amenities can change.
Time limits and overnight parking
Utah sets no hour limit: extended stays are permitted, but overnight camping is not. Signs posted at the rest area take precedence. Source: UDOT (checked November 2026).
Map and coordinates
Recorded coordinates: 38.849090, -110.925800. The point marks the recorded position, not the entrance ramp, so follow the highway signs.
Frequently asked questions
Which side of I-70 is this rest area on?
It serves eastbound traffic on Interstate 70.
How many truck spaces are there?
The 2019 federal truck parking survey (FHWA Jason's Law) lists 5 truck parking spaces at this facility. This does not indicate how many are currently free.
How long can I park here?
Utah sets no hour limit: extended stays are permitted, but overnight camping is not. Posted signs on site apply.
Where is the next rest stop?
Eagle Canyon Rest Area, about 1 miles further along I-70 by the official mile markers.