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Collier County Rest Stop

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The main entrance to the partially-enclosed section of the Collier County rest stop, which serves both eastbound and westbound travelers on Alligator Alley. Photo taken July 15, 2021.

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About this rest stop

Collier County Rest Stop is located in Ochopee, Florida.

Approximate GPS: 26.1683 x -81.0755.

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Junctions/plazas close to this rest stop

Miccosukee Service Plaza is about 14.0 miles .

Big Cypress Nat'l Pres / Rest Stop is about 7.0 miles .

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Collier County Rest Stop

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▴ A trucker decides to use the passenger vehicle lot at the Collier Rest Stop on Alligator Alley.Truckers have a parking section around the other side of the main building. A lone vulture watches the lot from atop a light pole, seen to the far left. Photo taken July 15, 2021.

▴ A flock of vultures has decided to make use of the picnic area at the Collier Rest Stop. Photo taken July 15, 2021.

▴ A variety of sodas, water, coffee and other beverages, plus a single snack machine, adorn one side of a snack wall at the Collier Rest Stop on Alligator Alley. Photo taken July 15, 2021.

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▴ Ice cream, candy, and various other snacks dominate one side of a snack wall at the Collier Rest Stop on Alligator Alley. A lone soda machine can be seen at the far right. Photo taken July 15, 2021.

▴ This ATM machine now comes with a hand sanitizer dispenser, mounted on one of the walls of the Collier Rest Stop. Information and official flyers provide notices to travelers. Photo taken July 15, 2021.