I-95

Truck Stops on I-95 in Georgia

Truck Stops along Interstate 95 in Georgia, mapped and updated by the Trucker Path driver community.

Trucker Path maps truck stops along Interstate 95 in Georgia — currently 4 locations — with details contributed and verified by our driver community. Open the app for directions and driver reviews for any location below.

4 truck stops on I-95 in Georgia

Route	Name	Location	Amenities
I-95Exit Exit 6	King Travel Plaza	Kingsland, GA 5369 Laurel Island Pkwy	Fax Scan Laundry Overnight parking Pet Friendly RV dump Tire Care Transflo Express Wi-Fi
I-95Exit 6	Atlantic Travel Center (Gas2Go #3)	Kingsland, GA 1098 Cone blvd	Fax Scan Overnight parking Pet Friendly Wi-Fi
I-95	National Truck Stop Brunswick - Shell	Brunswick, GA 110 Dungeness Dr	Overnight parking
I-95	BP	Darien, GA 795 GA-251	Fax Scan Overnight parking Pet Friendly RV dump Tire Care Transflo Express Wi-Fi

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Truck Stops on other highways in Georgia

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Truck Stops on I-95 in Georgia — FAQ

How many truck stops are listed on I-95 in Georgia?

Trucker Path currently lists 4 truck stops on I-95 in Georgia. The list comes from Trucker Path's points-of-interest database, which drivers update through the app.