Teepee Rest Stop Westbound – I-10

Teepee Rest Stop is a rest area on I-10 westbound in Texas.

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Current operating status not verified — Location data comes from an inventory record. Confirm with the responsible transportation agency before travel.

Location map

Marker shows recorded coordinates, not an entrance or approved driving route. Follow highway signs.

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Facilities and amenities

✓ Picnic tables

Not available: Restrooms, Drinking water.

Unknown (not documented in the sources): Family restroom, Accessible facilities, Pet area, Vending machines, Public phone, RV dump station, EV charging, Wi-Fi.

A reported facility does not guarantee current availability.

About this rest area

On Interstate 10 westbound, the Teepee Rest Stop gives travelers in Texas a place to stop. Whether it is open right now has not been confirmed. Confirm the current situation with the Texas Department of Transportation before you plan a break here.

Location and driving direction

The rest area sits on the westbound side of I-10.

Parking and amenities

Facilities reported for this location:

  • Picnic tables

Listed as not available: restrooms, drinking water.

Availability of individual amenities can change.

Opening hours

Listed opening hours: 24 hours a day, every day (OpenStreetMap). Temporary closures are possible.

How long can you stay?

Texas allows visitors to stay at a rest area for up to 24 hours. Always follow the limit posted on site. Source: TxDOT (Transp. Code 545.411) (checked November 2026).

Map and coordinates

Recorded coordinates: 31.218115, -105.486201. For safe navigation, follow official road signs and make sure the approach matches your direction of travel.

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Frequently asked questions

Which side of I-10 is this rest area on?

It serves westbound traffic on Interstate 10.

Is this rest area open 24 hours?

It is listed as accessible 24 hours a day by OpenStreetMap. Temporary closures can still happen, so check before travel.

How long can I park here?

Texas allows visitors to stay at a rest area for up to 24 hours. Posted signs on site apply.