About this Location

Facility Overview

The Flying J Electric Vehicle Charging Station at 844 E 1250 S in Haubstadt, Indiana, offers premier high-speed charging infrastructure integrated into Flying J Travel Center #647. Designed in partnership with EVgo and General Motors, this charging hub features four dedicated DC fast-charging stalls capable of delivering power up to 350 kW via CCS connectors. As an open-air, ground-level surface plaza, the facility provides wide maneuvering aprons and generous stall spacing. Drivers of passenger sedans, pickup trucks, crossovers, commercial vans, and vehicles towing small trailers will find the layout remarkably accessible, with unconstrained vertical clearance that accommodates high-roof work vans and rooftop luggage carriers with ease.

Prime Location & Nearby Attractions

Strategically positioned near the junction of Interstate 69 and regional transit corridors in Gibson County, this location serves as a primary recharging and rest hub between Evansville (15 miles south) and Bloomington or Indianapolis to the north. While primarily serving regional transit and highway travelers, the location offers immediate proximity to local destinations and dining:

On-Site Conveniences: The travel center hosts a full convenience store, hot food options, grab-and-go snacks, and national quick-service dining right beside the chargers.
Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana: Situated just 8 miles north in Princeton, making it an easy midday stop for corporate commuters and logistics travelers.
Evansville Attractions: Located approximately 15 to 20 minutes south, providing straightforward connections to the Ford Center, Old National Events Plaza, and Bally\'s Evansville Casino.
Tri-State Speedway: Located about 2 miles away, this regional motorsport dirt track brings automotive enthusiasts right past the plaza on race weekends.

Access, Navigation & Transit Connectivity

Navigating into the plaza is straightforward for drivers travelling northbound or southbound along Interstate 69. Motorists take Exit 18 for IN-68 toward Haubstadt and Lynnville, turning immediately onto County Road 1250 S (Warrenton Road), where dedicated turn lanes and prominent Pilot Flying J signage guide traffic directly into the entrance. The facility features separate lanes for passenger vehicles and commercial semi-trucks, keeping standard cars and EV charging traffic isolated from heavy transport diesel lanes. Exiting back onto I-69 or connecting toward US-41 takes under two minutes, even during busier weekend travel windows.

Facility Amenities & Key Features

Ultra-Fast DC Charging: 4 high-output EVgo DC fast-charging bays with speeds up to 350 kW, supporting 800V architectures and standard CCS-equipped electric vehicles.
24/7 Operations: The parking apron, EV stalls, travel plaza, and restrooms remain open and accessible 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
High-Visibility Safety: Extensive overhead LED canopy lighting, clear line-of-sight across parking bays, and 24-hour on-site travel center staffing.
Driver Convenience Services: Clean public restrooms, hot showers, free high-speed Wi-Fi inside the center, ATM access, and automotive maintenance fluids.
Seamless App Payments: EV charging can be activated through the EVgo mobile app, Pilot Flying J app, GM vehicle brand apps, RFID cards, or on-unit credit card readers; short-term parking while shopping or charging is free.

Ideal For

Interstate EV Road-Trippers: Drivers traversing the busy I-69 corridor between Evansville, Bloomington, and Indianapolis needing a rapid 20-to-30-minute high-speed charge.
Regional Commuters & Fleet Drivers: Local professionals commuting across Gibson, Vanderburgh, and Warrick counties seeking convenient 24-hour amenities.
Large Vehicle & Van Operators: High-profile crossovers, electric pickups (such as the Ford F-150 Lightning and Rivian R1T), and camper vans that require open-air clearance.

Visitor & Driver Tips

When entering from East 1250 South, follow signs toward passenger car parking on the main store side rather than the rear truck diesel lanes; the EV charging pedestals are situated near the front convenience entrance. If charging during peak interstate holiday weekends, monitoring stall availability via the EVgo or Pilot Flying J smartphone apps ahead of arrival will help you gauge queue times. Electric vehicle drivers should note that while standard parking during charging and store shopping is free, charging idle fees may apply if your vehicle remains connected after reaching full charge.