Texas Travel Information Center at Amarillo and Safety Rest Area
I-40 · Eastbound · Mile marker 76 · At exit 75
Reported facilities: Restrooms, Drinking water, Picnic tables, Vending machines, Public phone, Wi-Fi, Visitor information
State line visitor centers
11 welcome centers in Texas, each with the highway and the direction of travel it serves. Restrooms are documented at 11 of them.
I-40 · Eastbound · Mile marker 76 · At exit 75
Reported facilities: Restrooms, Drinking water, Picnic tables, Vending machines, Public phone, Wi-Fi, Visitor information
I-10 · Eastbound · Mile marker 1 · At exit 0
Reported facilities: Restrooms, Drinking water, Picnic tables, Vending machines, Public phone, Wi-Fi, Visitor information
US-75 · Southbound · Mile marker 75
Reported facilities: Restrooms, Drinking water, Picnic tables, Wi-Fi, Visitor information
I-35 · Southbound · Mile marker 502 · At exit 504
Reported facilities: Restrooms, Drinking water, Picnic tables, Vending machines, Public phone, Wi-Fi, Visitor information
US-77 · Both directions
Reported facilities: Restrooms, Accessible facilities, Drinking water, Picnic tables, Wi-Fi, Visitor information
US-90 · Westbound
Reported facilities: Restrooms, Drinking water, Picnic tables, Wi-Fi, Visitor information
I-35 · Northbound · Mile marker 18 · At exit 18
Reported facilities: Restrooms, Drinking water, Picnic tables, Public phone, Wi-Fi, Visitor information
I-10 · Westbound · Mile marker 880 · At exit 880
Reported facilities: Restrooms, Drinking water, Picnic tables, Wi-Fi, Visitor information
I-30 · Westbound · Mile marker 222 · At exit 223
Reported facilities: Restrooms, Family restroom, Accessible facilities, Drinking water, Picnic tables, Vending machines, Wi-Fi
I-20 · Westbound · Mile marker 634 · At exit 635
Reported facilities: Restrooms, Public phone, Wi-Fi, Visitor information
I-44 · Westbound · At exit 1C
Reported facilities: Restrooms, Drinking water, Picnic tables, Wi-Fi, Visitor information
A welcome center is a public rest area, usually on an interstate near a state line, that also offers travel information about the state: maps, brochures and often staff who can help with routes and attractions. Like other rest areas they have restrooms and parking and are free to use. Each Texas welcome center below serves the direction of travel shown, so check that it is on your side of the highway.
Yes. Welcome centers are public rest areas; restrooms, parking and travel information are free to use.
The restrooms and parking at most welcome centers are accessible around the clock, while the information desk is usually staffed only during the day. Each location page shows opening hours and closures where a source publishes them.
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