San Paso Truck Stop

Yes

Yes

Yes two. If i remember right.

Yes. Anyone can stop here. Go for it!

I don't think so they only have one bathroom

Don't think so but you can call and ask.

The truck stop actually began as a small Shell gas station on Highway 46 in the 1950s. But when an overpass was built cutting off traffic to the station a few years later, local businessman Red Hunter purchased the operation and moved it over to the 101, just north of Paso Robles, which even then was known for its wineries and hot springs. In the beginning, the San Paso Truck Stop was just a few pumps, a small garage and a restaurant, all of which catered to a burgeoning American trucking industry that sent semi-trailers streaming into the growing cities of Southern California. Located roughly halfway between San Francisco and Los Angeles, over time we became a familiar waystation for travelers cruising the Golden State. In the early 1980s,the facility expanded, adding a convenience store and showers. Two decades later, after years of operating as an independent, the truck stop is a Sinclair affiliated gas station. We strive to be the friendliest and cleanest in the state.

Jose's Country Kitchen is open 7 days a week till 9pm and 2pm on Sundays

I'm sorry we do not have transflow.

Yes! We have two of the cleanest showers you will find. Cost is $12.00 for Truck Drivers / $15.00 for the general public

No

Like 11 bucks but there is plenty of hot water

I'd contact the manager or owner! I've been there many times and service was great.

Yes you can park overnight but there's no RV hookups it's just a truck stop parking lot with a store and restaurant and some fuel pumps

Yes I believe so

How late is it open?

No, they don't.

Not that i know of.

Yes we are