I-95 Exit Guides | Every State from Florida to Maine

I-95 runs 1,908 miles from Fort Kent, Maine to Miami, Florida. This is our master directory of exit guides for the entire corridor, organized by state from south to north. We’ve covered the most popular stops in detail and are actively building out coverage for every major exit along the route. Click any state to jump to its exit listings.

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🌴 Florida (I-95 Miles 0 to 382)

Florida’s I-95 stretch runs 382 miles from the Miami area north to the Georgia border near Jacksonville. It’s the most diverse stretch of the corridor, passing through urban Miami, the Space Coast, the Treasure Coast, and the historic northeast. See the full Florida I-95 hub page.

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Exit	Location	Guide	Highlights
Exit 318	St. Augustine, FL	Full Exit Guide	America’s oldest city: Castillo de San Marcos, Alligator Farm, Ripley’s, beaches
Exit 220	Canaveral National Seashore	Coming Soon	24 miles of pristine undeveloped Atlantic beach. Sea turtles, total quiet.
Exit 215	Kennedy Space Center	Coming Soon	One of the best family attractions in America. Saturn V rocket, astronaut encounters.
Exit 147	Vero Beach	Coming Soon	Low-key arts beach town, McKee Botanical Garden, far less crowded than South FL.
Exits 23-32	Fort Lauderdale	Coming Soon	Beach, Las Olas Blvd restaurants, Riverwalk. More relaxed than Miami.
Exit 323	St. Johns (Buc-ee’s)	Bathroom Guide	Buc-ee’s flagship. 120 pumps, best bathrooms on I-95.

🍑 Georgia (I-95 Miles 0 to 111)

Georgia’s 111-mile I-95 corridor runs from the Florida border to the South Carolina line near Savannah. It punches far above its weight as a road trip destination. See the full Georgia I-95 hub page.

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Exit	Location	Guide	Highlights
Exit 99	Savannah, GA	Full Exit Guide	Historic squares, Spanish moss, ghost tours, Lowcountry food. Best city stop on I-95.
Exit 99 (sub)	Savannah Restaurants	Restaurant Guide	Best places to eat near Exit 99: Lowcountry BBQ, shrimp and grits, pralines.
Exit 99 (sub)	Savannah Hotels	Hotel Guide	Best hotels near Exit 99: from highway-close chains to downtown historic inns.
Exit 99 (sub)	Savannah Attractions	Attractions Guide	Ghost tours, Forsyth Park, River Street, Telfair Museums, and more.
Exit 99 (sub)	Pet-Friendly Exit 99	Pet Guide	Pet-friendly hotels, parks, and stops near Savannah’s Exit 99.
Exit 87	Richmond Hill (Buc-ee’s)	Bathroom Guide	Best Buc-ee’s between Jacksonville and Savannah.
Exit 42	Hofwyl-Broadfield Plantation	Coming Soon	Preserved antebellum rice plantation. Free to visit. 5 min from I-95.
Exit 29	Jekyll Island (Driftwood Beach)	Coming Soon	Otherworldly skeletal trees on white sand. Most photogenic beach on the corridor.
Exit 1	Cumberland Island / Okefenokee	Coming Soon	Wild horse island (ferry from St. Marys) and vast freshwater swamp ecosystem.

🌙 South Carolina (I-95 Miles 0 to 198)

South Carolina has one of the most entertaining stretches of I-95, anchored by the legendary South of the Border in Dillon and some genuinely surprising stops — Lake Marion at Santee, the SC Artisans Center in Walterboro, and miles of lowcountry beauty. → Read the full South Carolina I-95 Guide including top exits, clean bathrooms, and travel tips.

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Exit	Location	Guide	Highlights
Exit 1A	South of the Border, Hamer SC	Full Guide	Giant sombrero, fireworks stores, Pedro mascot, pure roadside Americana since 1950.
Exit 170	Mars Bluff Nuclear Crater, Florence	Coming Soon	Where the USAF accidentally dropped a nuclear bomb in 1958. Crater still exists.
Exit 53	Walterboro (Lowcountry Artisans)	Coming Soon	“Front porch of the Lowcountry.” Free folk art gallery, good BBQ, ACE Basin access.
Exit 33	Hunting Island State Park area	Coming Soon	Beautiful maritime forest, lighthouse, 5 miles of wild beach. 40 min from I-95.

🌿 North Carolina (I-95 Miles 0 to 182)

North Carolina’s 182-mile I-95 corridor is often underestimated. The new Buc-ee’s at Selma, excellent BBQ, the Ava Gardner Museum, and Halifax Historic District make it worth paying attention to. See the full North Carolina I-95 hub page.

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Exit	Location	Guide	Highlights
Exit 95	Ava Gardner Museum, Smithfield NC	Coming Soon	Hollywood icon’s birthplace. Intimate museum with film costumes and personal photos.
Exit 97	Buc-ee’s Selma NC	Bathroom Guide	New East Coast Buc-ee’s. Best bathroom and snack stop in NC.
Exit 107	Tobacco Farm Life Museum, Kenly	Coming Soon	Restored 1920s farmstead. 45-minute stop on the history of eastern NC tobacco culture.
near Exit 121	Skylight Inn BBQ, Ayden	Coming Soon	Whole-hog BBQ since 1947. Called “Pope of Pork” by the New York Times. 15 min detour.
Exit 145	Halifax Historic District	Coming Soon	First colony to vote for independence from Britain, 1776. Free. 10 min from I-95.
near Exit 154	Medoc Mountain State Park	Coming Soon	Best hiking in eastern NC near I-95. Little Fishing Creek trail. Free entry.

🏛️ Virginia

Virginia’s I-95 corridor passes through Fredericksburg, Quantico, and the DC suburbs. History is everywhere — Civil War battlefields, the National Museum of the Marine Corps, and Richmond’s world-class museums are all within easy reach of the exit ramps. → Read the full Virginia I-95 Guide including the best exits, clean bathrooms, and traffic tips for the DC corridor.

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Exit	Location	Guide	Highlights
Exit 130	Fredericksburg Battlefield	Coming Soon	Four major Civil War battles. Sunken Road at Marye’s Heights. Free. 5 min from I-95.
Exit 150B	National Museum of the Marine Corps	Coming Soon	Free, one of America’s finest military museums. Visible from I-95. 2-3 hours minimum.
Exit 156	Woodbridge / Potomac Mills	Coming Soon	Largest outlet mall in Virginia. Also good Wawa stop nearby.

🦀 Maryland

Maryland’s I-95 runs through Baltimore — home to the National Aquarium, Fort McHenry, and Camden Yards — and past the Chesapeake House travel plaza, one of the best rest stops on the entire East Coast. The Fort McHenry Tunnel has a toll, and E-ZPass is recommended. → Read the full Maryland I-95 Guide including Baltimore’s best stops, top exits, and traffic tips.

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Location	Highlight	Guide
Maryland House Service Area	Best rest stop between VA and NJ. Roy Rogers, Starbucks, very clean.	Bathroom Guide
Baltimore (Exits 47-62)	Inner Harbor, Fort McHenry, National Aquarium within 15-20 min of I-95.	Coming Soon

💙 Delaware

Delaware is only 23 miles of I-95 but has zero sales tax — good reason to stop for snacks. Coming: Delaware hub page.

🗽 New Jersey (NJ Turnpike)

New Jersey’s I-95 is the NJ Turnpike, running from the Delaware Memorial Bridge all the way to the George Washington Bridge into New York. Named service areas (Vince Lombardi, Thomas Edison, Molly Pitcher) are consistently clean with multiple food options. Liberty State Park near Exit 14B gives you stunning Statue of Liberty views. → Read the full New York & New Jersey I-95 Guide including the GWB, best exits, and traffic timing tips.

🗽 New York

I-95 through New York crosses the Bronx via the Cross Bronx Expressway and connects to New England via the New England Thruway. Pelham Bay Park — NYC’s largest — is right off Exit 8B and a great nature break. → Read the full New York & New Jersey I-95 Guide including Bronx stops, Westchester tips, and E-ZPass advice.

🦞 Connecticut

Connecticut Turnpike (I-95) runs the full coast from NY to RI. The Darien and Milford service areas are solid. Coming: CT hub page.

⚓ Rhode Island

About 40 miles of I-95 through Providence and into Mass. Coming: RI hub page.

🦞 Massachusetts

I-95 in Massachusetts serves the greater Boston area and connects to I-93 for downtown access. Coming: MA hub page.

🦞 New Hampshire

Only 15 miles of I-95 through the seacoast region. Portsmouth is just minutes from the highway. Coming: NH hub page.

🦞 Maine (Maine Turnpike)

The Maine Turnpike (I-95) is well-maintained and serves the Portland area and Kennebunk. The Kennebunk service area is one of the best rest stops in New England. Coming: ME hub page with Kennebunk, Portland, and coastal detour guides.

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