I-80 Road trip

Elkhart to Perrysburg on I-80: Where to Stop

Plan on roughly 2.0 hours for Elkhart to Perrysburg: 126 miles along I-80 through Indiana and Ohio. You get on at exit 92 and leave at exit 64.

Map of I-80 from Elkhart, IN to Perrysburg, OH with 3 rest areas, gas exits and fast chargers along the way

What you pass on the way

Elkhart to Perrysburg in numbers: along the way there are 14 exits: 9 with gas, 2 with DC fast charging, plus 3 rest areas going eastbound and 1 on the way back. The longest run between gas stations on Elkhart to Perrysburg is 29 miles. The mileage splits into 62 miles in Indiana and 52 miles in Ohio.

Gas stops for Elkhart to Perrysburg

Stretch your legs at exit 144, about 74 miles before Perrysburg: gas at Marathon, Gas station and 1 more, food at McDonald's and rooms at Comfort Inn - Fremont, IN, Holiday Inn Express Fremont and 1 more.

With a typical 350-mile tank, you can cover all 126 miles between Elkhart and Perrysburg on one fill-up if you leave with a full tank.

EV charging stops

EV range drops at highway speed and in the cold. Planning with 200 miles of usable range, these are the fast-charging stops for Elkhart to Perrysburg:

No stop needed: 126 miles fits inside 170 miles of usable range.

Change the range in the route planner

Rest areas en route

Where the choice is widest

Towns between Elkhart and Perrysburg

  • Howe mile 29 of the trip · exit 121 · Marathon
  • Jamestown mile 52 of the trip · exit 144 · Marathon, Gas station and 2 more
  • Maumee mile 121 of the trip · exit 59 · Speedway, Shell and 17 more

Frequently asked questions

How long is the drive from Elkhart to Perrysburg?

About 126 miles (2.0 hours without stops), from exit 92 to exit 64.

Are there rest areas on the Elkhart to Perrysburg drive?

George N. Craig Travel Plaza EB, Rest Area Trucks Only and Ernie Pyle Travel Plaza (Eastbound) going eastbound; 1 on the return trip.

Is Elkhart to Perrysburg doable in an electric car?

Fast chargers sit at 2 exits on the way, exit 144 and exit 59, so most EVs need one or two short stops.

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