Worst Truck Stops For Parking

How in the Blue Hell None of those Dumps in Southwest Indy (Ex 4 I-465) was mention??? The parking in that J is horrible and the Pee-lot isn't better... Mr. Fuel isn't bad tho!!

I know this is the worst parking thread but i give props where props is due, if every Pilot was built like the one at Exit 59 in Virginia on 95... Times spent at Pilots would be so much easier

 

LOL, I'm there right now. It is a toilet, but plenty of parking.

 

I always hate parking at that Loves on I-5 in Tacoma. That has got to be the tightest place of them all. I recognize most of the others mentioned but they mostly just have lack of parking.

 

are u at the pilot or t/a?

 

I think I got the worst one ever.... T/A in bloomsbury, NJ I-78 exit 7, never have I been there without an accident happening, either getting parked or pulling out, theres just no room! Had a close call myself pulling out, had to have a spotter help me or I'd have taken a fender off

 

The one in moonoka, il is not that bad compared to the one that is about 8 miles away. I forget the name of the town but once you go in you either get fuel and leave or if you can't park you have to back out. It is the worse that I have seen. Also if there is more than 1 truck in line for fuel the whole place is blocked up and it becomes a disorganized parking lot

 

That pilot in syracuse wasnt bad when it first opened, but its fallen under the "get rid of the people who know what they are doing and hire complete idiots" school of business (i've been seeing that at a lot of places i stop at in the last few years..WTF??), and went into the toilet after they replaced the Kfc & subway with a crappy mcdonalds.

 

one of the nicest places has to be that gateway ta truckstop over there off the thruway down in pa. i think its 76 maybe, i dont remember. i thought it had good food and lots of parking.

 

Are you referring to the Romines in Morris? I never had a problem parking there, and the food is very good.

 

Any and all Love's and Pilots, and now the Flying J's. I avoid these truckstops because no one knows how to pull up when they are done fueling. It is always the drivers with the big companies that do it, makes a person wonder if they have this part of thier company regulations.