Tejon Pass Rest Area I-5 NB

Quality/Quantity - Cut and pasted from their website:Rest Area Facility AmenitiesRestroomsDrinking WaterPicnic TablesPublic PhonePet AreaHandicapped AccessVending MachinesTrash Receptacles RV Sanitation StationParking is availableAutomobile ParkingRV ParkingSemi Truck ParkingBus ParkingEV Charging StationsAtmosphere - One of their larger/more spacious rest areas.Clean and well kept.See above and my pictures. Service - Self service. Easy in and out.Price - Free.Owner Comment - Nice to see out tax $$ at work, thank you.

Really good rest stop! It is clean and good amount of parking. If you need to do a mini walk or your pets before continue driving, you are able to as it is a decent size rest stop. A hidden gem of this rest stop is the tamale person who sells there. I HIGHLY recommend spending the 3 bucks and getting one. It is honestly one of the best tamales I ever had. It is cash only. If the tamale person is not there, you can buy snacks from the vending machine. So if you need to take a break from the drive, DO IT HERE.

This is a great rest stop. There's rest rooms that are CLEAN! And they would be extra clean if it wasn't for the A-holes who scratch the tiles and mirrors. There is plenty of parking, a kid's area and a place for dogs. Thank you and Congratulations to Caltrains for keeping them up in the nice condition that this one and all the others at which I stop for a rest. I travel frequently from NorCal to SoCal and to Reno and they're always in very good condition.

The Tejon Pass Rest Area is basically your typical RA you find around California. They all follow pretty much the same mold. Easy on and off, ample parking for everything from Tractor trailers and RV's to small cars and motorcycles. They bathroom are usually clean and they have open areas for kids and pets to burn off some energy on long trips. This particular stop has views of the surrounding areas but not much else. the main raison we pulled over is that it was snowing so we thought we would have some fun.

Snow on the mountain. Weather can change in a heartbeat! I'm freezing my butt cheeks off

A bit dated but does the job. The Tejon Pass rest area needs an upgrade but is a perfect stop for your needs. There are two buildings for the rest rooms and plenty of parking spots for autos and trucks. There are picnic benches, vending machines, grass areas for your pets. You also get a nice open plains view of Frazier Park. I'm sure it gets pretty cold during the winter time with the snow and rain. The rest area is right before you head down the hill to Grapevine going 5N or right after you climb the hill going 5S after the Tejon outlets.

I stop here every time I go over the grapevine. This is one of the few California rest areas that I can always count on to be open.It's a very sparse looking rest area. It's not the kind of place you want to stop and have lunch. There are just a few picnic tables, but again, I wouldn't recommend stopping here for a lunch break. It's almost always breezy or windy and it certainly isn't pretty. This rest area gets a lot of traffic, but they do a nice job of keeping it clean.There are two buildings that have men's and women's restrooms, one is on the left as you're walking from the car parking lot, and one is to the right. Almost everyone goes to the left. If you use the building on the right, it's much less crowded. There are some vending machines should you want to buy a snack or a soft drink. If you just need a quick stop to use the restroom or stretch, this rest area will do just fine.

We ALWAYS stop here on our way up to Fresno / Madera counties. It's been a couple years, (not by choice), since we've been up here, but it remains the same. Solitude and quiet... exactly what is needed in these wack ass times.Peaceful, serene, spot to stretch your legs, grab a snack, (via vending machines), or even during those unfortunate times, drop a deuce in the attached facilities. Restrooms are typically very clean, views surrounding the stop are absolutely amazing, and it's just a nice spot to stretch your legs... If you bring pets they can basically enjoy the facilities / amenities as us uprighters, sans the restrooms. (Help keep the area clean and bring your doggie doodie bags folks, please and thank you!).FYI... southbound rest stop is basically the same, just on the other side of the freeway.

I'm so happy this rest stop was open. Restrooms were clean. There are no paper towels, only hand dryers. They have a good amount of parking for diesel trucks and RVs. Pet area could be better if it were rock or bark but its nothing but weeds and fox tails.

It was closed Thanksgiving weekend! There was no warning except "ramp closed ahead!" This was our go-to rest stop from Los Angeles to the Bay or Central Valley.