Built for the interstate
Truck parking, diesel, fleet cards, and a store that stays open after the town has gone quiet.
About the stop
A working stop on a working highway.
Cowboy Truck Stop 2 sits on I-20 in Marshall. Drivers come off for diesel, a plate from Desi Dhaba, a restroom that works, and enough Wi-Fi to check the next load. Locals use it the same way — fuel, food, and a store that does not close.
East Texas interstates are long, and the good exits are the ones you remember. We keep this lot simple: Mobil pumps that stay open, a dhaba that cooks like a kitchen instead of a warmer, and a workshop when something on the truck cannot wait.
The name is Cowboy Truck Stop 2 because that is what people already call it. Same stretch of I-20, same job — get you fueled, fed, and pointed back toward Dallas or Shreveport without a runaround.
If you are new to Marshall, you will find us at 304 I-20. Pull in for gasoline or diesel, grab chai and a paratha, use the restroom, and get back on the road. That is the whole pitch.
Food worth the exit
Desi Dhaba is why a lot of drivers remember this stop. Real plates, not just fried snacks.
Help when you need it
Workshop on site, restrooms that work, and a phone that a person answers.
On I-20
Need fuel, food, or a wrench?
Call the stop or get directions to 304 I-20 in Marshall. We are open around the clock for fuel and the store.