I-89 truck parking in numbers
I-89 has 13 public truck parking sites in the federal inventory, with 113 truck spaces across 2 states. That is an average of 9 spaces per site, against a national median of 15 for all public sites, so the sites on this route are smaller than typical.
The most spaces are in Vermont (79, 70 percent of the route), then New Hampshire (34). The fewest are in New Hampshire, with 34 at 3 sites.
The largest site is Sutton Rest Area in New Hampshire, at mile 26, with 16 truck spaces.
The longest stretch between two listed public sites in the same direction is in Vermont: about 57 miles northbound, between mile 8 and mile 65. Private truck stops may fill part of that gap; plan the last stop of the day before you reach it.
These are capacities from the Bureau of Transportation Statistics inventory, not live availability, and private truck stops are not included. The hours of service guide explains why the 14-hour window, not the 11 hours of driving, decides where you need a space, and truck parking by state compares I-89 with the other interstates.
I-89 in New Hampshire 3 sites
- Sutton Rest AreaI-89S, mile 26 16 spaces
- Springfield Rest AreaI-89N, mile 39 10 spaces
- Lebanon Rest AreaI-89S, mile 57 8 spaces
I-89 in Vermont 10 sites
- Sharon Rest AreaI-89N, mile 8 7 spaces
- Randolph South Parking AreaI-89S, mile 29 12 spaces
- Randolph South Rest AreaI-89S, mile 33 5 spaces
- Waterbury North Parking AreaI-89N, mile 65 3 spaces
- Waterbury South Parking AreaI-89S, mile 66 3 spaces
- Williston South Rest AreaI-89S, mile 82 11 spaces
- Williston North Rest AreaI-89N, mile 82 11 spaces
- Colchester North Weight StationI-89N, mile 95 12 spaces
- Georgia North Rest AreaI-89N, mile 110 7 spaces
- Georgia South Rest AreaI-89S, mile 110 8 spaces