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Truck Stops in Louisiana

Find the best truck stops, parking, and amenities for CDL drivers in Louisiana. Approximately 95 truck stops statewide.

Total Stops

95+

Top Rated

3 Featured

Best Corridors

4 Routes

Major Truck Stop Chains in Louisiana

ChainLocationsKey Amenities
Pilot/Flying J20
DieselDEFShowersLaundryWi-Fi
Love's Travel Stops16
DieselDEFShowersTire Care
TA/Petro8
DieselRestaurantShowersTruck Wash

Top Rated Truck Stops in Louisiana

Pilot Travel Center

Gonzales, LA

4.2/5
I-10 AccessLarge ParkingShowersCajun Food

Love's Travel Stop

Slidell, LA

4.3/5
I-10/I-12 JunctionLarge ParkingDog Park

TA Travel Center

Shreveport, LA

4.1/5
I-20 AccessIron SkilletShowers

Truck Parking Tips for Louisiana

Louisiana has good truck stop coverage along I-10, I-20, and I-12. The Baton Rouge to New Orleans corridor on I-10 has limited stops due to the Atchafalaya Basin swamp crossing. Gonzales and Slidell are the best overnight options near New Orleans. I-10 through the Atchafalaya Basin has no exits for 18 miles.

Best Corridors for Truck Stops

I-10 (east-west Gulf Coast)
I-20 (northern Louisiana)
I-12 (Baton Rouge to Slidell)
I-49 (central Louisiana)

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Frequently Asked Questions About Truck Stops in Louisiana

Where should I park before entering New Orleans?

Gonzales on I-10 west and Slidell on I-10/I-12 east are the best staging areas for New Orleans. Truck parking in the New Orleans metro is very limited. Plan to stage 30-45 minutes outside the city.

Are there truck stops on I-10 across the Atchafalaya Basin?

No, there are no truck stops, exits, or services on the 18-mile I-10 Atchafalaya Basin Bridge. The last stops are in Henderson/Breaux Bridge on the west end and Baton Rouge on the east. Fuel up before crossing.

What makes Louisiana truck stops unique?

Many Louisiana truck stops feature Cajun food options not found elsewhere, including boudin, cracklins, and gumbo. Gonzales calls itself the 'Jambalaya Capital of the World.' These local food options make Louisiana stops popular with drivers.