Chambers County Eastbound Rest Area – I-10
On I-10 eastbound in Chambers County, Texas, Chambers County Eastbound Rest Area offers a place to stop.
Location map
Marker shows recorded coordinates, not an entrance or approved driving route. Follow highway signs.
Open directionsFacilities and amenities
Unknown (not documented in the sources): Family restroom, Pet area, Vending machines, Public phone, RV dump station, EV charging, Wi-Fi, Playground.
A reported facility does not guarantee current availability.
About this rest area
Drivers heading east on I-10 in Texas can take a break at the Chambers County Eastbound Rest Area. Whether it is open right now has not been confirmed. Conditions can change, so confirm with the Texas Department of Transportation before you rely on this stop.
Location and driving direction
The rest area sits on the eastbound side of I-10 in Chambers County. It lies 14 miles west of Winnie. It is listed near mile marker 814.
Do not confuse it with the separate westbound facility, Chambers County Westbound Rest Area, on the other side of the highway.
Parking and amenities
According to the available records, you will find:
- Restrooms
- Accessible facilities
- Drinking water
- Picnic tables
Individual facilities can be closed temporarily.
Opening hours
The rest area is listed as accessible 24 hours a 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. Signs posted at the rest area take precedence. Source: TxDOT (Transp. Code 545.411) (checked November 2026).
Map and coordinates
Recorded coordinates: 29.838200, -94.610700. The point marks the recorded position, not the entrance ramp, so follow the highway signs.
Frequently asked questions
Is this rest area on I-10 Eastbound?
Yes. The TxDOT record identifies it as the eastbound facility on Interstate 10. The westbound lanes have a separate facility.
Can I get drinking water and use the restroom?
Yes, both are included in the official amenities listing. Check current conditions before travel.
Can I stop here at night?
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.