Truckstops near attractions!

Was thinking of adding these to the trails post, but these aren't trails.

Anybody know of truck stops or rest areas near attractions?
Or attractions that are truck accessible?

Here is a bunch I have found so far:
Mississippi Welcome Center (i10, exit 2) is right next to the Infinity Space Center. Park, walk over and see the museum, get a bus tour of the John C Stennis Space Center.

If you're near Atlanta Georgia, there is a small truck stop off i75 exit 293. Tellus Science Museum is right behind it.

i80 Iowa, exit 65 Flying J has a hotel next door and is almost across the street from the Adventureland Amusement Park (Flying J to park driveway is shorter then the walk up the driveway to the main entrance). Numerous bars in the park including a swim up bar in a pool. Stop for a 34 and spend the day getting drunk and riding the rides.

i65 Kentucky, exit 58 Loves has a small zoo next to it. Haven't had a chance to stop there yet so can't comment on it.

Rest area on 191 in Utah near Spanish Valley has trails among the rocks and is a short walk to a place called Hole N The Rock, was closed when I stopped there so no clue what it's like. But it has a zoo and museum.

Garden City, KS. The Lee Richardson Zoo. There is a small baseball field just to the south of the zoo you can park a bobtail in if it's empty. It's about a mile walk around the zoo to the entrance at the north, but the zoo is free to walk through (or was when I visited a few years ago while waiting for a Tyson load). There is also a small waterpark next to the zoo but I didn't visit while there.

Coal Valley, IL (just south of Moline/Davenport). The Niabi zoo has a designated bus/rv parking area. Also bob tailed there while waiting for a Tyson load so it's been a few years since visiting.

Buffalo Zoo in Buffalo NY. Bobtailed there once in 2015 while on a 34. This one is iffy, it is a small parking lot with no designated space for large vehicles and they charge to park. I called them prior to visiting to get confirmation about visiting and think they only allowed it because it was a weekday and the weather was crummy so they wouldn't have many cars. Had to pay for parking as a bus. The entrance was lined with trees that were not cut high enough for a semi to fit under when I went so use caution.

 

2 more I remembered:

i10 exit 322 Arizona, The Thing truck stop.
Small fictional museum about aliens coming to earth and enslaving dinosaurs.

i10 exit 106 California. Cabozan Truck & Auto Stop. Really run down truck stop, but right next to Cabozon Worlds Biggest Dinosaurs. Tiny 'zoo' that just has lots of fake dinosaurs with info on them. More of an attraction for children then adults. But I think any place is worth checking out at least once while on the road.

 

Would love to explore Portland sometime when at Jubitz. Unfortunately so far the only time I've been there long enough to do so was when my truck broke down for a week 2 days after I badly sprained my ankle so I wasn't in much of a condition to do sightseeing. But the hotel at Jubitz is a pretty nice place.