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The Tejon Pass Rest Areas are located along Interstate 5 at the summit of the Grapevine, providing a convenient stop for travelers before or after crossing this major mountain pass. The rest areas serve both northbound and southbound traffic between Southern California and the Central Valley.
Amenities include restrooms, drinking water, picnic tables, vending machines, pet areas, and parking for passenger vehicles, RVs, buses, and trucks. RV dump stations are also available.
Facilities
- Bathrooms
- Dump Station
- Drinking Fountains
- Pet Areas
- Picnic Tables
- RV Parking
- Vending Machines
- Restaurant / Cafe
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1 Review on “Tejon Pass Rest Area”
I’ve been to this rest area many times because I somewhat regularly drive between Torrance and Paso Robles. It’s one of the nicer, larger rest areas out there, which is nice. I’ve never had a hard time finding parking, regardless of whether I’m just in my truck or towing a boat or trailer. The bathrooms are pretty well kept (for a rest area, of course) and the entire premises in generally pretty nice. I wish there were more rest areas like this in the country. On our way out last time I noticed that there’s even a dump station here! Good to know for future reference.