The Great Texas Midpoint Rest Stop
Park without circling. Fuel without waiting. Eat something real. Get cleaned up. That is the whole brief, and it is what the 59-mile stretch between Baytown and Beaumont has been missing.
Kroozin sits on 14 acres at Exit 815, directly beside the state rest areas — the ones that fill most nights and offer no fuel and no real food. Roughly 65,000 vehicles pass here daily, about 20,700 of them trucks. The demand has been proving itself next door for years.
The stop this corridor was missing, at the natural midpoint of the run.
- Truck parking
- 150+ spaces
- Diesel
- 18 positions
- Showers
- 6 private
- Open
- 24/7
Permanent facility specifications — what is built here, not what is free at this moment. Fuel prices are posted at the pump.
Navigate to Exit 815What is at
- 150+ marked truck spaces, free overnight for professional drivers
- Reserved premium spaces you can book ahead
- 5 high-flow truck lanes, 18 diesel positions, DEF at every lane
- Private showers cleaned after every use, laundry, driver lounge
- Hot kitchen and Kroozin BBQ; tacos and kolaches from 4am
- Lit, camera-covered, staffed all night
- Directly beside the state rest areas at Exit 815
Location
31945 Interstate 10, Hankamer, TX 77560 — at I-10 Exit 815, in the 59-mile stretch between Baytown and Beaumont.
The address does not geocode — I-10 is limited access with no house numbers on the mainline. Use the coordinates. They are surveyed and drop you at the entrance, not on the freeway.
Navigate to Exit 815Questions
Why call it the Great Texas Midpoint?
Exit 815 sits at the natural midpoint of the Houston/Baytown to Beaumont run, in a 59-mile stretch where no other stop parks more than about 30 trucks.
What is next door?
The state rest areas. They fill most nights and have no fuel and no food.
How much traffic passes?
Roughly 65,000 vehicles a day, about 20,700 of them trucks.
Is Kroozin open?
Yes — Kroozin is open at I-10 Exit 815, Hankamer.