Truck Stops In Wilmington

Located at a pretty big truck stop, this establishment offers half paid and half free parking spots for truck drivers, with plenty of spots available even at 6pm. Amenities include a Charley’s sub, an Iron Skillet (closed), pre-heated box meals for dinner, a cold food section, beer, and a Verizon center. The clean bathrooms feature huge privacy doors, but the parking lot has overflowing trash cans and some tight clearance spots due to trucks "making a parking spot." Consider bringing your own food due to mixed reviews on restaurant quality, but enjoy the good coffee. Showers may need more cleanliness, and laundry facilities were reported as not clean. Plenty of parking space is always available.

Located near Joliet, IL, this truck stop offers fast and capable tire repairs at a good price, with a clean exterior and proximity to the public safety center. The interior boasts great restaurants, two driver lounges, and clean, spacious, hot showers. However, caution is advised for major repairs as some customers have reported issues with technician qualifications and delays in service.

Located conveniently across from an Out Of Stock Petro, this old school truck stop offers clean bathrooms, $5 showers (bring your own towels), and a friendly cashier. The updated fuel pumps and mostly repaired parking lot provide ease and speed for refueling and parking, with free overnight parking available. However, be cautious of pot holes in the dirt lot and note the lack of options for extended stays or dropping trailers for shopping.

Located just a 5-minute drive from I55, this newly opened truck stop boasts a total of 68 parking spots, making it ideal for late-night arrivals with plenty of spaces available. The facility offers very clean parking lots, well-maintained showers, and a friendly and professional staff, ensuring a comfortable and convenient stop for truckers looking for a modern and updated Love's location. However, some truckers have noted that the showers can be cold, so it may be worth checking the water temperature before use.