Love’s new Georgia stop has RV hookup sites

RVers traveling through the Peach State needing a quick overnight stop with conveniences have one. Love’s new Georgia stop has RV hookup sites in West Point. You’ll find it off Interstate 85 (1917 Highway 18) at Exit 2.

So many amenities

“Love’s is thrilled to add another customer-focused location in the state of Georgia, with our new opening in West Point,” said Shane Wharton, president of Love’s. “This store guarantees the many amenities that make Love’s a highway attraction for customers, including clean restrooms, various food options, parking, and much more.”

The “parking” portion of the new Love’s Georgia stop includes 10 designated RV spots. Of those 10, four of them include hookup sites. While the half-dozen non-hookup sites are free, you’ll still pay to take advantage of water and electrical service in the other four.

Full line up of stuff

Love’s new Georgia stop will be like many others. Driver “amenities” include bean-to-cup gourmet coffee, brand-name snacks and Love’s Mobile to Go Zone with today’s latest technologies. The location also includes:

  • Godfather’s Pizza
  • Hardy’s
  • 79 truck parking spaces
  • 81 car parking spaces
  • Speedco (opening Nov. 29)
  • Seven diesel bays
  • Nine showers
  • Laundry facilities
  • CAT scale

To learn more about the Love’s system in a previous story on RVtravel.com, click here.

You can find out more about Love’s RV hookup sites across the country here.

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Russ and Tiña De Maris
Russ and Tiña De Maris
Russ and Tiña went from childhood tent camping to RVing in the 1980s when the ground got too hard. They've been tutored in the ways of RVing (and RV repair) by a series of rigs, from truck campers, to a fifth-wheel, and several travel trailers. In addition to writing scores of articles on RVing topics, they've also taught college classes for folks new to RVing. They authored the book, RV Boondocking Basics.

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9 Comments

Bill Byerly
2 years ago

Great timing with the now eliminated state fuel taxes !

Neal Davis
2 years ago

Cool. Nice location. Not too much traffic at that exit most of the time. Thank you, Russ and Tina!

TomLori Giamanco
2 years ago

How much per night?

Gary W.
2 years ago

$43.

Mikal H
2 years ago

This sounds a little different with six free no hookup sites out of the ten. Nice they are doing that for folks who don’t need or want those services. Hopefully RVers using those spots won’t crank up a noisy contractor type gennie.

Jack B.
2 years ago

Bet those “RV” sites will be full of OTR trucks.

Al H.
2 years ago

Great idea! Now, if we can get a few hundred more locations, we’ll be in good shape!

Marilyn
2 years ago

We are here right now! It’s a very nice setup. All the facilities are fairly new, we love it. The reservation and check-in was so simple on my phone. With good Sam and senior discounts, our total including tax was $41.73.

Marilyn
2 years ago

The rv sites are with the “auto” side… the truck areas are further up the hill, not even visible from here.