Herbert S. Miles Safety Rest Stop Northbound

Category: Rest stop

Address: Red Bluff, CA 96080, USA

Opening hours

Sunday: Open 24 hours

Monday: Open 24 hours

Tuesday: Open 24 hours

Wednesday: Open 24 hours

Thursday: Open 24 hours

Friday: Open 24 hours

Saturday: Open 24 hours

Reviews

Ric Listella

Feb 17, 2022

Herbert S. Miles Safety Rest Area is a nice, clean, rest area along Interstate 5 near Red Bluff, California. The rest area has plenty of parking, sidewalks for walking, pet exercise areas, green grass, and picnic tables for your enjoyment. If you find my review helpful, please give me a thumbs-up ๐Ÿ‘ Thank you!

Phrawoody Vutthiyano-Phiku

Feb 15, 2022

Clean good space a lot of shade

Nancy Lea Sirk

Oct 21, 2021

I really needed to get off the road, my eyes wanted to close. There was one spot left for a truck towing a car hauler. It was so peaceful I slept longer than intended! But I needed it. Felt safe and after waking I saw it was a beautiful area too.

Neal Benson

Jul 23, 2021

Great stop on the drive. Easy access from the freeway. Restroom were very clean. Good signage to read while you stretch. They have some benches available to sit on or picnic tables for a meal. Water fountain is available too.

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Questions & Answers

Does this rest stop have electrical outlets in bathrooms?

LC Magel | Apr 23, 2021
Wella Lynne | Apr 24, 2021

The trick is go into the big bathroom I'm talking about the disabled one they usually have plugs and if they don't their crew office should be open right there they're usually really cool dudes working there just say hey can I plug my phone in for a few no big deal

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I noticed there is a posted warning about rattlesnakes. Is there alot of rattlesnake sightings here?

David Marshall | Jan 19, 2018
Ben Blackburn | Jan 20, 2018

Most rest areas in California have that sign, so while the signs are accurate (rattlesnakes live throughout most of California, so you could put that sign anywhere lol) , they are not there because of a specific unusual danger at that location. It is basically a reminder for city folks that they aren't in a city park anymore lol So, just like any time you are in the country, just watch where you are walking, but don't be paranoid.

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does this restop allow overnight stays with RV's withour power or water of course? thks in advance.

Bob Winston | Jul 22, 2021
Olav โ€œแšขแ›šแšนโ€ Folland | Jul 23, 2021

Oregon says you can park for 12 hours but have to sleep inside your vehicle (no tents)

This this rest stop open?

Gwen Dodini | Jan 19, 2019
James T. Kirk | Jan 20, 2019

No

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