The new stop sits off I-15 at Exit 27 in Toquerville, a convenient spot for anyone hauling freight through Utah or headed toward Arizona or Nevada.

Dan Dunstan, president of Sapp Bros., says this location was built with drivers in mind from day one.
“Our team is thrilled to bring the Sapp Bros. experience to southern Utah. Beneath a massive 40×80 American flag flying proudly overhead, this new site stands as a symbol of faith, perseverance, and teamwork,” Dunstan said. He added that the company focused on what matters most to drivers and their families. “We’ve built this location with drivers and families in mind, and it’s a reflection of who we are and what we believe in: hard work done with purpose and service done with heart. We’re celebrating something truly special here and excited to continue to bless and serve this community by offering high-quality fuel, full-service amenities, and the hospitality that sets Sapp Bros. apart.”

Built for Drivers Who Need Real Services

The new Sapp Bros. travel center offers the kind of features truckers actually use on the road:

• 60 truck parking spots, helpful in a state where parking fills up fast
• Diesel and DEF available onsite
• Multiple food options, including Coffee Kettle Café, Burrito Bros., Beans & Brews, and Lucille’s Fried Chicken
• Private trucker showers
• “Mom-approved” restrooms with bidets and a separate family restroom
• Certified CAT scale
• Full-service truck repair and tire services
• Pet exercise area
• Dedicated RV island for mixed hauls
• EV charging stations coming in early 2026

Being right off the interstate and close to Zion National Park, the location is positioned to pull steady traffic from both commercial drivers and travelers.

Open Invitation to Stop In

According to the company, this site keeps the same friendly atmosphere that drivers expect from Sapp Bros., just in a new region. “Sapp Bros. invites the community and professional drivers to stop in, fuel up, and experience the hospitality that has made the brand a traveler’s favorite for decades,” the company said.

If you’re running western routes or looking for a new place to park, fuel, and reset, this Utah stop might be a worthwhile addition to your trip planning.

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Iowa 80 – Walcott, IA

Welcome to the “Trucker’s Disneyland”! Open 24/7 since 1964, Iowa 80 is more than just a pit stop—it’s a trucker’s paradise. From a gift shop to a dentist, barber, chiropractor, laundromat, movie theater, and even a museum dedicated to trucks, this place has it all. And if you’re hungry, you’ve got eight restaurants to choose from. Seriously, if Iowa 80 doesn’t have what you need, you probably don’t need it!

Jubitz Travel Center – Portland, OR

Since 1952, Jubitz has been a go-to for truckers. You can grab a home-cooked meal at their Cascade Grill, catch a cheap movie at their theater, or even hit up their Ponderosa Lounge & Grill, which happens to be Portland’s largest country-western bar. Whether you’re in the mood to chill or dance, Jubitz has you covered. It’s more like a vacation stop than a truck stop!

Johnson’s Corner – Johnstown, CO

If you’re anywhere near Colorado, Johnson’s Corner is a must-stop, especially if you’ve got a sweet tooth. Their famous cinnamon rolls are legendary. This stop isn’t just about sugar highs, though—they’ve got free WiFi, a TV lounge, showers, CAT scales, and even DOT physicals. Johnson’s has been serving truckers since 1952, so you know they’re doing something right.

Little America – Little America, WY

The original Little America is trucker heaven with room for over 150 trucks, clean showers, a comfy hotel, and a huge convenience store for all your on-the-road needs. But let’s be real—the highlight of this stop? Their 75-cent ice cream cones. Trust me, they’ll take you back to simpler times and make your stop even sweeter.

Morris Travel Center – Morris, IL

If you love a good burger, Morris Travel Center is the spot for you. Their R Place restaurant is famous for the 4-pound “Ethyl Burger,” and if you think you’ve got the appetite for it, go for it! Beyond the food, Morris has showers, truck maintenance, and even a walking trail to help walk off all those burger calories. Football fans will love their NFL Sunday Ticket lounge—catch a game while you relax.

Sapp Bros – Sidney, NE

Tired of gross bathrooms? Sapp Bros has your back. Their clean restrooms even come with a button you can press if something’s not up to snuff—someone will come clean it right away. And their private shower rooms are top-tier. It’s like getting a mini-hotel experience on the road. Plus, they offer quick, no-appointment-needed truck servicing to keep you moving.

Trail’s Travel Center – Albert Lea, MN

Trail’s Travel Center isn’t your typical truck stop. You’ve got an Iron Skillet restaurant, Cold Stone Creamery, McDonald’s, and even a tavern serving homemade pretzels. But it’s not just about the food—this place also has 300+ parking spots, a truck wash, a service center, and free showers (as long as you purchase fuel). It’s a perfect stop to fuel up both your truck and yourself.

Florida 595 Truck Stop – Davie, FL

Parking nightmares? Not at Florida 595. With over 450 parking spaces and 12 fuel lanes, there’s always room. This stop also has a diner, a sports bar with some sweet drink specials, a chrome shop, and even a huge convenience store stocked with anything you could need. It’s a reliable spot for a solid break when driving through the Sunshine State.

Coldfoot Camp – Fairbanks, AK

If you find yourself 60 miles north of the Arctic Circle, Coldfoot Camp is the northernmost truck stop you’ll ever visit. Sure, it’s remote, but they’ve got hearty food, a friendly vibe, and jaw-dropping scenery. They even offer sack lunches you can pre-order for the next day—perfect for truckers on the go in the middle of Alaska’s rugged beauty.

Dysart’s Truck Stop – Bangor, ME

For truckers hitting the road in the Northeast, Dysart’s is the place to be. Known for its fresh seafood (haddock chowder, anyone?), it’s also packed with everything you need—free WiFi, showers, an arcade, a repair shop, and a travel store. Whether you’re in the mood for a snack or need some serious repairs, Dysart’s is the one-stop-shop for all your needs.

These 10 truck stops aren’t just places to refuel your rig—they’re spots that make life on the road a whole lot easier and more enjoyable. So, the next time you need a break, check out one of these spots and experience a real trucker’s paradise.

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