Falling Waters Welcome Center — S
I-81 · Marlowe · Southbound · Mile marker 25 · At exit 23
Reported facilities: Restrooms, Drinking water, Picnic tables, Pet area, Vending machines, Wi-Fi, Visitor information, 18 truck spaces
State line visitor centers
West Virginia Welcome Centers
8 welcome centers in West Virginia, each with the highway and the direction of travel it serves. Restrooms are documented at 3 of them.
172 reported truck spaces8 locations with truck parking
West Virginia welcome centers
Hazelton Welcome Center — W
I-68 · Hazelton · Westbound · Mile marker 31 · At exit 29
Reported facilities: 46 truck spaces
Huntington Welcome Center — E
I-64 · Huntington · Eastbound · Mile marker 10 · At exit 11
Reported facilities: 20 truck spaces
Inwood Welcome Center — N
I-81 · Ridgeway · Northbound · Mile marker 2 · At exit 323
Reported facilities: 19 truck spaces
Morgantown Welcome Center — S
I-79 · Morgantown · Southbound · Mile marker 159 · At exit 1
Reported facilities: Restrooms, Picnic tables, Visitor information, 19 truck spaces
Wheeling Welcome Center — W
I-70 · Valley Grove · Westbound · Mile marker 13 · After exit 11
Reported facilities: Restrooms, Visitor information, 19 truck spaces
White Sulphur Springs Welcome Center — W
I-64 · Dickson · Westbound · Mile marker 179 · After exit 181
Reported facilities: 8 truck spaces
Williamstown Welcome Center
I-77 · Williamstown · Southbound · Mile marker 185 · At exit 185
Reported facilities: Visitor information, 23 truck spaces
About welcome centers in West Virginia
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 West Virginia welcome center below serves the direction of travel shown, so check that it is on your side of the highway.
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Frequently asked questions
Are welcome centers free?
Yes. Welcome centers are public rest areas; restrooms, parking and travel information are free to use.
Are welcome centers open 24 hours?
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.
Can trucks park at welcome centers?
8 welcome centers on this page list truck parking, 172 spaces in total. These are reported capacity figures, not live availability.
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