White Sulpher Springs Welcome Center Westbound – I-64
I-64 westbound travelers near Dickson in Greenbrier County, West Virginia, can pull in at White Sulpher Springs Welcome Center. Reported truck parking: 8 spaces. The next westbound stop is Teays Valley Rest Area, about 144 miles further along I-64.
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 welcome center
White Sulpher Springs Welcome Center is a stop for westbound travelers on I-64 near Dickson in West Virginia. Whether it is open right now has not been confirmed. Confirm the current situation with the West Virginia Department of Transportation before you plan a break here.
Location and driving direction
This is the westbound facility on I-64, near Dickson in Greenbrier County. It is listed near mile marker 179.
Further along I-64, Teays Valley Rest Area follows after roughly 144 miles.
Parking and amenities
The 2019 federal truck parking survey (FHWA Jason's Law) lists 8 truck parking spaces.
Space counts describe reported capacity, not live parking availability. Availability of individual amenities can change.
Map and coordinates
Recorded coordinates: 37.786232, -80.300627. The point marks the recorded position, not the entrance ramp, so follow the highway signs.
Frequently asked questions
Which side of I-64 is this welcome center on?
It serves westbound traffic on Interstate 64 near Dickson.
Can trucks park here?
The 2019 federal truck parking survey (FHWA Jason's Law) lists 8 truck parking spaces at this facility. This does not indicate how many are currently free.
Where is the next rest stop?
Teays Valley Rest Area, about 144 miles further along I-64 by the official mile markers.