Whether you are heading North or South on the Florida Turnpike a service plaza is a welcome break for any driver and their passengers. There are 8 service stops on the Florida Turnpike from Snapper Creek in the South to Okahumpka in the North. We recently visited Fort Drum Service Plaza, which is 185 miles into the Florida Turnpike, when traveling South to North.
Places to Eat at Fort Drum Service Plaza
Wendy’s offers the most diverse options on their menu, so when each member of your family desires something different, consider visiting Wendy’s. The Earl of Sandwich provides a menu where you can choose something if you have a craving for a light snack, such as a sandwich. Nathan’s is the go-to place for ordering a hot dog. Villa Pizza is the ideal spot to sit down if you have a hankering for a pizza. KFC is where you can immerse yourself in the American culture with some fried chicken and fries. Arthur Treacher’s is the perfect destination to indulge in a hearty British dish of fish and chips. There are a total of 8 dining establishments available to satisfy the hunger of your entire family.
When all you need is a quick snack, you can visit Baskin Robbins or Dunkin’ Donuts to enjoy options such as a donut, ice cream, or a cup of coffee.
Where?
The Plaza Service Drum Fort is located in Okeechobee, very close to the Yeehaw Junction – 193 exit. It is an ideal location for those traveling south to Orlando, Palm Beach, and Port St. Lucia, and heading north from there.
One of the main reasons the service station stopped fuel is. At this service plaza, E-85 and diesel are available for all. If the petrol light starts glowing when you’re on the highway, pull in and refill the tank.
Taking a break to rest is simply an excellent reason to take another. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) believe that driver fatigue is responsible for a minimum of 72,000 crashes and 800 deaths in the USA in 2013. Taking a break to rest is simply an excellent reason to take another. Surprisingly, the most dangerous times to drive are between 2 pm and 4 pm, and obviously through the night, especially after a heavy lunch. Be careful!
The main reason for visiting Drum Fort along the Turnpike in Florida is to use the clean restroom facilities that all service stations offer. Additionally, it is worth mentioning that these facilities are wheelchair accessible.
Other Services Available
Additionally, there exists a booth for reduced-price tickets to various attractions. Details regarding nearby points of interest and pamphlets can be acquired from the information counter at the Fort Drum Service Plaza, along with restroom amenities.
Avoid causing unnecessary anxiety and wasting valuable time on your holiday by using the ATM at the service plaza instead, so you don’t have to search for an ATM at your final destination.
Furthermore, located at Fort Drum Service Plaza is a designated spot for outdoor dining. If you prefer not to remain confined indoors, you can venture to the picnic area to experience some invigorating breaths of air. As you savor a well-deserved pause from driving, you have the opportunity to engage in leg-stretching exercises.
Okahumpka, Turkey Lake, Canoe Creek, Fort Pierce, West Palm Beach, Pompano Beach, and Snapper Creek serve as the additional service plazas on the Florida Turnpike. Prior to exiting the turnpike for services, you will have a clear idea of what to anticipate during your trip, thus no matter where you decide to halt, these plazas provide comparable amenities to the Fort Drum Plaza.
