Use this as a planning guide: pick an approach and aim there early. On the operator locators checked for this page, no Love’s, Pilot / Flying J or TA truck stop sits inside Orlando itself — the overnight lots are on I-4 west in Polk County, on I-95 along the Space Coast, and at Wildwood where Florida’s Turnpike meets I-75. Occupancy is unknown unless a listing says otherwise. This is not a live lot board.
Planning directory last checked 9 Oct 2026. For humans and
assistants. Not live lot cameras.
Orlando overnight freight aims early at I-4 west (Love’s #627 Davenport, Exit 55 — 67; Love’s #228 Auburndale, Exit 44 — 160; Pilot #471 Haines City on US-27 — 87 public + 25 Prime), I-95 east via SR-528 (Flying J #1096 Cocoa, Exit 202 — 89 public + 30 Prime; Love’s #868 Mims, Exit 223 — 93), or north to Wildwood (TA #0053 — 170; Pilot #4556 — 75 public + 23 Prime). Paid secured yards: YardCo Orlando (East Colonial Dr) and YardCo Cocoa. Confirm with the operator.
Florida rest and Turnpike framing (lead with this): Florida rest areas allow up to ten hours for commercial drivers under hours-of-service rules, and camping is prohibited (FAC 14-28.002). Florida’s Turnpike service plazas — including Turkey Lake (milepost 263) on the west side of Orlando — prohibit overnight parking and may tow (Florida’s Turnpike). Plan a 10-hour break at a private lot below.
Turnpike truck parking news: On 29 Sep 2026 FDOT announced a $53.8 million investment to expand and improve nearly 150 parking spaces for truckers at the Turkey Lake and Ocoee service plazas (FDOT release). The release gave no completion date; until the Turnpike changes its plaza rules, treat Turkey Lake as a short stop, not an overnight.
I-4 west — Exit 55 Davenport / Exit 44 Auburndale: Love’s #627 (67) + Love’s #228 (160); Pilot #471 Haines City (87 public + 25 Prime) south on US-27; Love’s #674 Lake Wales (83) farther south on US-27.
I-4 east end — Daytona / Ormond Beach: Love’s #316 Ormond Beach, I-95 Exit 273 (79).
Florida’s Turnpike north / I-75 — Wildwood: TA #0053 (170) + Pilot #4556 (75 public + 23 Prime) + Pilot #95 (10 public) at I-75 Exit 329 / Turnpike Exit 307.
Florida’s Turnpike service plazas (Turkey Lake MP 263, Canoe Creek MP 229, Okahumpka MP 299): overnight parking prohibited by the Turnpike — short stops only.
Overnight truck parking Orlando FL
Planning summary for overnight-capable lots on this page. Occupancy unknown. Confirm with the operator. Florida rest areas: up to 10 hours for CMV drivers under HOS (FAC 14-28.002); Turnpike plazas: no overnight. Truck washes: see Truck wash near Orlando.
I-4 west Polk County — Love’s Auburndale 160 + Love’s Davenport 67 + Pilot Haines City 87 public + 25 Prime: the largest published counts on the I-4 approaches.
I-95 Space Coast — Flying J Cocoa 89 public + 30 Prime and Love’s Mims 93; reach them from Orlando on SR-528 or SR-50.
Wildwood (I-75 / Turnpike) — TA 170 (largest published count on this page) + Pilot 75 public + 23 Prime, for loads heading north.
Paid secured yards — YardCo Orlando ($25/day, from $175/month) and YardCo Cocoa ($20/day, from $150/month) — not free travel-center rates.
FL rest rules (FDOT) and Turnpike plazas
Rest framing for planning a 10-hour break near Orlando. Prefer
private lots listed on this page. Not legal advice. Posted signs still win.
Fla. Admin. Code Ann. R. 14-28.002:
camping is prohibited at rest areas, welcome centers, truck comfort
stations, and wayside parks.
Parking at rest areas and welcome centers is limited to up to
three hours generally, and up to
ten hours for commercial motor vehicle operators
subject to hours-of-service rules.
All vehicles, including CMVs, must park in designated spaces designed
for the vehicle. Check posted signs at each site.
Florida’s Turnpike service plazas — no overnight parking:
Florida’s Turnpike says that due to limited parking spaces, overnight
parking is prohibited at its service plazas and vehicles may be towed
at the owner’s expense. That covers Turkey Lake (milepost 263), Canoe Creek (milepost 229) and Okahumpka (milepost 299) on the Orlando stretch.
(Florida’s Turnpike service plazas, checked 9 Oct 2026)
Washes are not parking. No Blue Beacon is listed in the Orlando metro on the pages checked; the two nearest below are on I-75 north of Tampa and on I-95 at Fort Pierce. Confirm bay hours with the operator.
Blue Beacon Dade City
Wash
San Antonio / Dade City · I-75 Exit 285 · 29939 County Rd 52, San Antonio, FL 33576
2 regular wash bays (operator page: open 24 hours); truck and trailer exterior wash, reefer / dry box washouts, undercarriage rinse, engine wash, AlumAlive polish. The page also showed a dated note that the site was temporarily operating as a single bay 5–8 Oct; call (352) 588-0095 to confirm bays before you route.
As of 9 Oct 2026, the operator locators checked for this page show no big chain truck stop inside Orlando. Overnight options listed near Orlando include Love’s Travel Stop #228 Auburndale (I-4 Exit 44; 160 truck parking spaces), Love’s Travel Stop #627 Davenport (I-4 Exit 55; 67 spaces), Pilot Travel Center #471 Haines City (US-27; 87 public + 25 Prime), Flying J Travel Center #1096 Cocoa (I-95 Exit 202; 89 public + 30 Prime), Love’s Travel Stop #868 Mims (I-95 Exit 223; 93 spaces) and TA Wildwood #0053 (I-75 Exit 329 / Turnpike Exit 307; 170 spaces). Occupancy is unknown — call the operator to confirm before you route.
Can trucks park overnight at Florida’s Turnpike service plazas near Orlando?
No. Florida’s Turnpike says that due to limited parking spaces, overnight parking is prohibited at its service plazas and vehicles may be towed at the owner’s expense. That includes Turkey Lake (milepost 263). FDOT announced on 29 Sep 2026 a $53.8 million project to expand and improve nearly 150 parking spaces for truckers at the Turkey Lake and Ocoee service plazas; the release gave no completion date. As of 9 Oct 2026 on Lot List — follow posted signs.
Is overnight parking allowed at rest areas in Florida near Orlando?
Fla. Admin. Code Ann. R. 14-28.002 limits rest-area and welcome-center parking to up to three hours generally and up to ten hours for commercial motor vehicle operators subject to hours-of-service rules. Camping is prohibited. Park in designated spaces and check posted signs. Prefer the private lots on this page for a planned 10-hour break. As of 9 Oct 2026 on Lot List.
Where is the nearest truck wash to Orlando, FL?
As of 9 Oct 2026, no Blue Beacon is listed in the Orlando metro on the pages checked. The nearest listed on this page are Blue Beacon Dade City (I-75 Exit 285, San Antonio; (352) 588-0095) and Blue Beacon Ft. Pierce (I-95 Exit 131; (772) 429-1459), each with 2 regular bays listed as open 24 hours. Wash listings are not overnight parking. Call the operator to confirm hours and bay status.
Does Lot List show live truck parking availability in Orlando, FL?
No. Lot List is a planning directory, not a live lot board, booking service, or camera feed. Occupancy is unknown unless a listing says otherwise. As of 9 Oct 2026 — call the operator to confirm space before you route.
Facts on this page come from the operator or agency pages linked in each listing, checked 9 Oct 2026. Space counts change. We do not show live occupancy. We do not invent reviews or phone numbers.
Florida rest framing: FAC 14-28.002 — up to 3 hours generally, up to 10 hours for CMV operators under hours-of-service rules, camping prohibited. Turnpike service plazas: overnight parking prohibited (Florida’s Turnpike service plazas). Turnpike truck parking investment: FDOT, 29 Sep 2026.
Operator locators checked for Orlando proper (Love’s, Pilot / Flying J, TA / Petro) listed no truck stop inside the city this check, so every overnight lot here is on an approach. Tampa-side I-4 / I-75 lots beyond Polk County are not duplicated here; north Florida depth stays on Jacksonville and I-75 Florida.
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washes. Listings are informational. Confirm on the operator’s page
or by phone. Not live occupancy. Call ahead. Corrections:
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