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The nearest gas station is at the next exit, about five miles up. There's also one attached to the truck stop two miles south.

Yes, restrooms are free and open 24 hours. They're right inside the building to the left.

There's a vending machine area and a small food counter with sandwiches, coffee, and snacks. The food counter closes at 8 PM.

Yes, free Wi-Fi. The network name is 'RestStop-Free.' It's not super fast, but good enough for maps.

The next rest area is about 60 miles ahead. But there are plenty of gas stations and fast food places at the exits along the way.

Yes, it's well-lit and there's security here. Many travelers take power naps. Just lock your doors and you'll be fine.

Welcome! It's one of the most famous roadside attractions in America. Admission is free. The twine ball is right inside.

Most people spend about 15 to 20 minutes. Take some photos, check out the gift shop, and you're good to go. A quick fun stop.

About three miles north there's a scenic overlook with a great view of the valley. It's well-marked — you can't miss the sign.

If you're taking Route 101, check out the redwood forests about two hours north. You can even drive through a giant tree! It's a must-stop.

We have a free road trip guide at the counter with all the best stops marked. Grab one before you leave — it's really helpful.