When you’re out on the road for weeks or even months at a time, it can start to feel less like home. Nothing beats walking into a travel center and seeing a friendly face, a warm home-cooked meal, and clean showers.

Whether you’re a new CDL driver or a seasoned professional driver, chances are you’ve stopped at a truck stop that stood out from the rest. Across the U.S., there are plenty of unique travel centers that truckers love. The RoadPro Pro Driver Council has rounded up a few you don’t want to miss.  

Boise Stage Stop - Boise, ID

The Boise Stage Stop is one of the oldest ongoing businesses in Idaho, making it a must-stop. Great service, amazing food, unique gift shop items, and sparkling clean facilities make it a favorite.

Garden of Eden – Eden, ID

Located on I-84 between Burley and Twin Falls, this stop offers unique merchandising, individual picnic cubicles, a pet area, and plenty of food options and parking.

Russell’s Truck & Travel Center –Glenrio, NM

More than just fuel, stretch your legs and check out the on-site classic car museum! Add in a full-service restaurant, grab-and-go food, and tons of great merchandise. This stop is a great break from the road.

Dysart’s Restaurant & Truck Stop - Hermon, ME

A Maine favorite with a reserved driver’s table and true home cooking. Simple, hearty, and welcoming.

Trails Travel Center – Albert Lea, MN

A beautiful, well-designed center with a wide range of food, clean showers, a truck wash, and even a maintenance shop.

Baker Truck Corral & Restaurant – Baker City, OR

This classic diner offers all-day breakfast and a convenient fuel stop. It’s perfect for a quick bite or a hearty meal.

The Big Texan Steak Ranch – Amarillo, TX

Yes, it’s touristy. But, it lives up to the hype. A warm meal here will never disappoint.

Kwik Trip – Roberts, WI

Part mini grocery store, part travel center, with a great food section and a wide selection of merchandise.

Common Cents Store – Sheridan, WY

Known for its friendly staff, spotless facilities, and convenient location.

Hat Six – Casper, WY

The top truck stop in Casper, according to the Council. Easy in-and-out access, showers, a lounge, and a strong variety of merchandise make it a must-stop.

Are we missing any must-see travel centers? Drop your favorite in the comments and help fellow drivers discover unique spots on the road!