Welcome Centers
Virginia Rest Areas
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Travel Tips
Bell Tower
101 N. 9th Street
Richmond, VA 23219
Phone: (804) 545-5586
East Coast Gateway Welcome Center
I-64E Milemarker 213
New Kent, VA 23124
Phone: (804) 966-7450
Potomac Gateway Welcome Center
3540 James Madison Parkway
King George, VA 22485
Phone: (540) 663-3680
Virginia Welcome Center at Skippers
Interstate 95
Skippers, VA 23879
Phone: (434) 634-4113
Virginia Welcome Center at Bracey
Interstate 85
Bracey, VA 23919
Phone: (434) 689-2295
Virginia Welcome Center at Bristol
Interstate 81
66 Island Road
Bristol, VA 24201
Phone: (276) 466-2932
Virginia Welcome Center at Clearbrook
Interstate 81S P.O. Box 38
Clear Brook, VA 22624
Phone: (540) 722-3448
Virginia Welcome Center at Covington
Interstate 64
One Welcome Center Drive
Covington, VA 24426
Phone: (540) 559-3010
Virginia Welcome Center at Fredericksburg
Interstate 95S, Mile Marker 131
Fredericksburg, VA 22404
Phone: (540) 786-8344
Virginia Welcome Center at Lambsburg
Mile Marker 0, I-77 Northbound
Lambsburg, VA 24351
(276) 755-3931
Virginia Welcome Center at Manassas
Interstate 66
9915 Vandor Lane
Manassas, VA 20109
Phone: (703) 361-2134
Virginia Welcome Center at New Church
U.S. 13
New Church, VA 23415
Phone: (757) 824-5000
Virginia Welcome Center at Rocky Gap
Interstate 77
Rocky Gap, VA 24366
Phone: (276) 928-1873
State Information
All Virginia rest areas have TTYs and wheelchair accessible rest rooms. Should you or a member of your group need a unisex or companion-assisted rest room, the state rest ares can provide limited assistance. They do not have unisex rest rooms, but the custodian on duty will open the spare rest room if one is not available. If all available rest rooms are open becaus of high volume use, it will take the custodian a few moments to clear one for you use. The Virginia Department of Transportation is happy to do our best to make your trip in Virginia a pleasant one.
800-522-9965 Voice & TTY
Call #77 on cellular phones
800-828-1140
TTY: 800-828-1120
711 for emergencies
TRAVEL TIPS
Remember to dial 911 for emergencies. It is a free call, even at a pay phone. This number will assist in securing an ambulance, law enforcement, or the fire department.
Get clear, specific directions to you destinations, and have a map before leaving. If you become lost, go to the nearest public place to read your map or ask for directions.
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