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Rest Stops on PA Turnpike South: Exits 8 to 7A (Mileposts 210–75)

The Pennsylvania Turnpike (I-76) southbound between Exit 8 (Mile 210, Somerset) and Exit 7A (Mile 75, New Stanton) features six service plazas, all open 24/7/365 with fuel, restrooms, and food.

Plaza List (Southbound Order)

Milepost	Name	Key Amenities	Food Options
210	Somerset	Fuel, EV charging, pet area, Wi-Fi	Dunkin'
180	Breezewood	Largest plaza; fuel, EV, showers, laundry, ATMs	Wendy's, multiple retail
149.5	Bedford	Fuel, EV, pet area, travel info	Limited (vending, coffee)
130	Sideling Hill	Fuel, EV, pet area, picnic pavilion	Burger King
105	Willow Hill	Fuel, EV, pet area	Vending, coffee
75	New Stanton	Fuel, EV, pet area, near Exit 7A (I-70)	Arby's, Chick-fil-A

Key Notes

Fuel: All plazas have diesel & gasoline; prices ~$0.30–0.50/gal above off-turnpike.
EV Charging: 4–8 DC fast chargers (Electrify America) per plaza.
Truck Parking: Dedicated lots at Breezewood, Sideling Hill, New Stanton.
Mobile App: PA Turnpike app shows real-time fuel prices, stall availability.

Exit 8 → 7A Context

This ~135-mile segment crosses the Allegheny Mountains (summit ~2,600 ft at Mile 120). Winter weather can be severe; plazas serve as emergency refuges.

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