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Where are the rest stops on I95 in SC?
I’m attending my college reunion in North Carolina, and because of my schedule, will be traveling through South Carolina in the late evening, both on my way to Durham and also going back to Florida. Where are the rest stops on I95 in SC?
Rachel Rigolino · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
You have several options in
South Carolina
while you make your way up to Duke University and on the return trip home. The table below will provide you with a list of rest stops on I95 in South Carolina and are listed from south to north.Rest Stop Location | Mile Marker (MM) | Amenities | How can it be accessed? |
|---|---|---|---|
South Carolina Welcome Center | MM 5 | Tourist info; rest rooms; vending machines; picnic area with grills. | Northbound access only. |
Hilton Head Welcome Center | MM 8 | Tourist info; restrooms; vending machines; picnic area. | Has both southbound and northbound areas. |
Yemasee Rest Area | MM 99 | Restrooms; vending machines; picnic areas. | Two separate rest areas accessible from both south and northbound lanes. |
Santee Rest Area | MM 99 | Restrooms; vending machines; picnic area. | Has both southbound and northbound access. |
Sumter County Rest Area | MM 139 | Restrooms; vending machines; picnic area. | Has both southbound and northbound access. |
South Carolina Welcome Center | MM 195 | Tourist info; rest rooms; vending machines; picnic area with grills. | Southbound access only. |
Just a reminder about the way mile markers work—Whenever you cross into a new state going northbound, the mile markers begin at Mile 0 and then go up as you drive north.
If you’re taking a long road trip en route to your college reunion or another event, do some online research about rest stops, especially if you’re traveling alone.
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