The New York State Thruway Authority has reopened the new Ramapo Service Area (I-87 southbound, mile marker 33) in Sloatsburg, NY, marking the completion of two-thirds of the $450 million private investment to redevelop and modernize all 27 Thruway service areas. The Ramapo Service Area is the 18th new service area to open to Thruway customers and is located in a busy tourist and commuter corridor that is traveled by more than 90,000 vehicles per day.
“We are excited that the Service Area Project continues to progress, with two new service areas now available to customers this week, just in time for the upcoming busy Summer travel season,” Thruway Authority Executive Director Frank G. Hoare said. “In honor of the Thruway’s 70th anniversary this year, this project is just one of the many initiatives we are undertaking to enhance and modernize the Thruway system, ensuring a better and more efficient experience for all travelers.”
The Scottsville Service Area (I-90 eastbound mile marker 366) in Monroe County reopened to the public on June 25.
RAMAPO SERVICE AREA
The Ramapo Service Area is located on I-87 southbound between exit 16 (Harriman – US Route 6 – NY Route 17) and exit 15A (Sloatsburg – Suffern – NY Routes 17 North & 59). The facility is more than 20,000 square feet, making it one of the largest buildings constructed as part of the redevelopment project. The location is the fourth new service area to open on I-87 corridor in the Hudson Valley.
Restaurant options include:
- Shake Shack
- Starbucks (Drive-Thru)
- Panera
- Panda Express**
- Applegreen C-Store
- Taste NY Food and Drink Products
Other amenities include:
- Playground Area
- Outdoor seating
- Dog walking area
- Private nursing area
- Digital tourism kiosk
- Four level 3 high speed EV chargers**
**Available at a later date
