RV travelers on I‑25 now have a new spot to refuel, relax, and recharge. Love’s Travel Stop’s Trinidad, Colorado, RV location has opened at 1001 El Moro Road in Trinidad, conveniently between Walsenburg, Colorado, and Las Vegas, New Mexico.
RVer-friendly amenities
This stop is built with RVers in mind. It offers 10 RV hookups, a dump station, and three RV parking spaces. Big rig drivers will also find 65 truck parking spots, while RVers may find six diesel bays, four showers, laundry facilities, and a CAT Scale useful. Whether you’re passing through or taking a longer break, Love’s Travel Stop at Trinidad, Colorado, makes it easy to refuel both your vehicle and yourself.
Fresh food and quick bites
Hungry travelers can enjoy freshly prepared sandwiches, salads, and fruit at Love’s Fresh Kitchen, or grab a quick meal at Arby’s or Dunkin’. Self-checkout lanes make picking up snacks and essentials fast and easy. Even four-legged companions can stretch their legs in the dog park.
Giving back to the community
Love’s celebrates its grand opening with donations of $2,500 each to Fisher’s Peak Elementary and Somebody Cares Project, plus $5,000 to Children’s Hospital Colorado. District managers continue supporting local nonprofits through annual community grants.
Trinidad Love’s at a glance:
- 11,100 sq. ft. store
- 10 RV hookups and dump
- 3 RV parking spaces
- 65 truck parking spots
- 4 showers and laundry
- Love’s Fresh Kitchen, Arby’s, Dunkin’
- Dog park
- Self-checkout
- 6 diesel bays
- 63 car parking spaces
For RVers cruising I‑25, this new Love’s Travel Stop at Trinidad, Colorado, makes refueling, eating, and relaxing on the road easier than ever.
Source: Love’s news release
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Good for Love’s. I hope they keep adding them
Hopefully they have situated the pumps parallel to the building.
Every other Loves I’ve seen has them perpendicular to the building, making it almost impossible to enter and exit the gas pumps.
PS: Or at least put in dedicated RV lanes. Easy in and out like some Flying J’s.
$55 for a crowded back-in space in a noisy, smelly truck stop?
Trinidad, Colorado, is 20 miles north of Raton, New Mexico. Raton is at the base of Raton Pass. When New Mexico was a territory a difficult toll road was built over Raton Pass. At one time Raton was a major rail hub but freight and Amtrack rail traffic diminished after an easier route was built farther east. I remember when I-25 didn’t exist and before the previous four lane highway I remember when it was only two lanes when I was a kid in the 1930s. You might be interested in the novel and Warner Bros. movie Raton Pass. The book was first published in hardback in the 1950s and republished multiple times in hardback and paperback. Novel and screenplay written by Tom W Blackburn.
Has anyone else noticed the trend of Love’s reducing free RV parking and trying to push us towards paying for spots? I’m off grid so very rarely need hookups. I’m in a Love’s tonight in Tennessee (which is not friendly at all to overnighters already) and all of the perimeter parking has signs saying they are for employees only. I’m in a class B and can fit in a regular parking spot. I don’t like using one of the 3, or in some places 6, RV designated lanes in case a big rig needs it. So I asked if I could park in one of the spots anyway and was told no. But I could pay over $50 to stay in one of their RV spots. I said I wasn’t going to do that. She said I could stay where I was.