Florida's Turnpike mainline runs from I-75 in Wildwood southeast through Orlando, across the cattle and citrus country of Osceola and Okeechobee counties, down the Treasure Coast and through Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade to Florida City at the top of the Keys road. It is a toll road. Many RVers use it to skip I-95 in South Florida.
Service plazas
The Turnpike has service plazas along the mainline with fuel, food and parking. They are generally safer places to wait than the shoulder, and they make easy meeting points for us. If you feel a battery problem coming on (dim dash lights, slow cranking at the last fuel stop, a battery warning light), stop at the next plaza.
Stretches we cover
Wildwood to Orlando. Starts at I-75 near The Villages and runs past Leesburg and Clermont.
Orlando and Kissimmee. Busy interchanges near the attractions. See Orlando and Kissimmee.
Kissimmee to Fort Pierce. The emptiest stretch, through ranch land near Yeehaw Junction. Few exits. Keep an eye on your mile markers.
Fort Pierce to Miami. Close to I-95 through the Treasure Coast and Palm Beach. See Port St. Lucie, West Palm Beach, Fort Lauderdale and Miami.
Homestead and Florida City. The end of the line, and the start of the drive to the Keys. See Homestead and our Overseas Highway page.
Tolls and timing
The Turnpike uses electronic tolling. That doesn't change how we help, but it does mean some exits are spaced far apart. Tell us your mile marker and direction.
Cities and regions along this route
Where this highway meets our city pages
Map of Florida with city pages along this highway
Outline: the State of Florida, our whole service area. Pins mark places with their own page, not offices. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors; state boundary from U.S. Census Bureau data.