M3 motorway services and stops, London to Southampton

From Junction 1 to Junction 14, comprehensive stops for every vehicle type.

Works for cars, HGVs, motorbikes and EVs

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Every stop on the M3

The M3 spans 79 miles from Junction 1 at Sunbury through Camberley, Farnborough, Fleet and Winchester to Junction 14 where it merges with the M27 near Southampton. Two main services dominate this route: Welcome Break Fleet at Junctions 4A-5, open 24/7, and Moto Winchester at Junctions 9-10. Between these principal stops, you'll find Popham services and other independent amenities at smaller junctions. The M3 primarily serves commuters to Camberley and Farnborough, leisure travellers to Winchester and New Forest, and traffic heading to Southampton port.

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Stops along the M3 corridor from London to Southampton
StopTypeLocationChargingFuelAmenitiesDetour
Moto Winchester ServicesService areaM3not availablenot availableToilets+3 min
Popham ServicesService areaM3not availablenot availablenot available+3 min
Welcome Break Fleet ServicesEV chargingM3Tesla · 150 kWnot availableToilets, 24/7+3 min
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EV charging on the M3

Electric vehicle charging on the M3 is concentrated at Fleet services (Junctions 4A-5), which hosts Tesla rapid charging up to 150 kW alongside its regular fuel and food facilities. Winchester services (Junctions 9-10) covers fuel, food and toilets but has more limited charging provision, so Fleet is the more reliable stop if your battery is running low. Charging capacity on the M3 is more limited than larger motorways like the M25, so plan ahead and allow time for a meal whilst your vehicle charges.

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HGV parking on the M3

The M3 is not a primary freight corridor, so HGV facilities are more limited than on routes like the M25 or M6. Fleet services (Junctions 4A-5) has some dedicated lorry parking bays and facilities for heavy goods vehicle drivers, including overnight parking options. If you require more extensive HGV facilities, the M27 at the southern end near Southampton offers better provision. Plan longer journeys on this route with overnight stops in mind, and use the Jornee app to locate HGV-friendly parking and amenities ahead of time.

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For motorcyclists on the M3

Motorcyclists will find the M3 a straightforward route with good spacing between key stops. Fleet services (Junctions 4A-5) and Winchester services (Junctions 9-10) both offer fuel, hot food and indoor facilities to shelter from the weather, with Fleet open 24/7. The roughly 30-mile distance between these two points is comfortable for most riders. Both sites welcome motorcycles and provide secure parking. Whether you're heading towards Farnborough's tech sector or Winchester's historic city centre, you'll find refreshment without excessive detours from the main carriageway.

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Frequently asked questions

What are the services on the M3?
The M3 has two main motorway services: Welcome Break Fleet at Junctions 4A-5, open 24/7, and Moto Winchester at Junctions 9-10. Both serve the full 79-mile route from Sunbury to Southampton with fuel, toilets, rest areas and parking. Check Jornee for the current food and retail line-up at each site. Smaller independent amenities exist at other junctions, including Popham services, but these two are the principal stops.
Where can I charge my EV on the M3?
Fleet services (Junctions 4A-5) offers Tesla rapid charging up to 150 kW alongside its regular facilities. Winchester services (Junctions 9-10) has more limited charging provision, so Fleet is the stronger option if you need a proper top-up along this route. We recommend allowing 20-45 minutes for a rapid charge and a meal break whilst you wait.
Is the M3 suitable for a long motorbike ride?
Yes, the M3 works well for motorcycle journeys. Fleet services operates 24/7, so you can stop whenever you need fuel, food or a break, and Winchester services covers the rest of the route. The roughly 30-mile distance between these two principal stops is comfortable for most riders. Both services have secure motorcycle parking and indoor facilities. The route is relatively light on traffic outside peak commute hours, making it pleasant for leisure rides to Winchester or the New Forest.