Smokey Point Rest Area

Arlington, United States

4.7

3 reviews

Does not accept credit cards

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I-5 North, Arlington, WA, 98223
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
1.2 mi172nd St NE & 27th Ave NE
1.2 miSmokey Point Transit Center Bay 3
1.3 mi172nd St NE & Smokey Point Blvd
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Accepts Credit Cards
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Local time (Arlington) 00:30 Saturday, 28 June 2025

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Nearby

Near this location:
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Diesel Outfitters
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North County Towing
19205 Smokey Point Blvd
1
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All Sound Roofing
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1
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Frank’s Window Tinting
18824 Smokey Point Blvd
1
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Puget Sound Kidney Centers
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3 reviews of Smokey Point Rest Area

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Place rating: 5
Vancouver, Canada
They serve terrible coffee but it’s a good spot to take a pee break and get yourself organized when on the road from one point to another on the highway. For outdoor bathrooms this is pretty clean. There is a small park. There is no shortage of dogs and most owners with permission will allow you to pet them. There is enough green space for me to do a quick yoga break.
Place rating: 5
Old Louisville, Louisville, KY
Stopped here last night to have some dinner and get some sleep … We drive an 18 wheeler
Such a nice clean friendly rest area (uncommon to what we add use to)
We decided to have a picnic outside instead of eating in the truck
Clean outside
Clean restrooms
Offer coffee for any donation
We felt very safe
Place rating: 4
Woodinville, WA
A nice rest stop at a convenient distance between Everett and Bellingham. Facilities are nice and clean, there are vending machines that sell 20 oz. sodas, bottled water, and energy drinks, and there is even sometimes free coffee (which is indicated on the exit sign when available). The northbound side has a giant tree stump with a historic marker, if you’re interested in a photo-​op while you’re there.