Love’s Travel Stops says it’s making travel easier for RVers over the upcoming holiday season. Need a place to overnight with the rig? Since launching Love’s RV Hookups in 2022, Love’s has added the amenity to 33 Love’s Travel Stop locations across the country.
Some more than just a quick hookup
Love’s has also added 11 Love’s RV Stops adjacent to travel stops for customers who want somewhere to stay for an extended amount of time. More than just a hookup site, these offer added amenities like sport courts, fire pits, grills and more. Love’s plans to open additional RV Stops in Walsenburg, Colorado, and Box Elder, South Dakota, before the end of the year.
“Time and time again, RV customers tell us the value in Love’s network is not only the convenience and number of locations, but once they arrive, the Love’s experience is known and trusted – clean places and friendly faces,” said Jim Wheeler, director of hospitality and RV operations for Love’s. “Whether traveling to see family and friends this holiday season or thinking about spring break and summer vacations in 2024, Love’s has your RV travel needs covered with a single stop.”
10 cents off fuel, too
You can make a reservation for Love’s RV Hookups. Make reservations, pay and check in or out on their own e-device, with an automated and contactless experience. Love’s RV Stops feature wide-turn lanes and the space to support RV-specific needs. Included are Wi-Fi, 30- or 50-Amp electrical service, and water hookups. Most locations have dedicated RV dumps at each RV site. The rest have communal RV dump stations at the adjacent travel stop.
Love’s RV hookup locations are near bulk propane or propane tank exchange, laundry facilities, and private showers. Onsite dog parks let RVers’ four-legged family members play and stretch their legs, too. RVers can grab a bite to eat, top off their tank, and take advantage of a 10-cent-per-gallon discount on gas and auto diesel for a limited time through the Love’s Connect App.
Based on Love’s media release
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We stayed at the Brookville, Pa Loves, the perfect last day distance from home. So easy, to backin, full hookup, nice grass, and a picnic table. We picked up a few supplies and had a quick bite.
Pull thru locations are a big concern for motorhomes towing.
Thanks Russ/Tina for the info. More options for a quick stop over when needed is a good thing
I was disappointed when I arrived at the new Love’s in Tonopah NV. There was not one level spot for RVs to park (not overnight but just park while going inside). The pumps are such if you have a gas MH, there is only one pump you can use – the outside one. Otherwise getting out can be a challenge.
My biggest mistake in RVing was on my first trip when I towed my 26’TT into a brand new Love’s in OR on the Columbia River gorge. Once I pulled into a lane there was no place to maneuver to get out without waiting for all the vehicles parked in front of the store to move. I learned from that to either take the lanes on the end or drive on by and find a place that is better equipped to serve RVs.
I am amazed at how unRV friendly so many major truck stops are especially in the west where there are so many RVs…and they are building new ones that way! We have two new Circle Ks that have RV/truck islands off to the side away from the passenger car lanes, very RV user friendly.
I stayed at the Fillmore UT Love’s RV stop on my way south earlier this month. It is located at the front of the station and if there were lots of people at the pumps it could get tricky getting into the spaces. They were wide enough to give a little outside space. It was level but very sloped from front to back…I had to crank up my tongue jack almost to the max even with a 4″ block under it. The dog park, actually two section dog park, was located right behind us and very nice.
I was hoping for some chicken strips from the store but they had no chicken! I think it’s the first Love’s I’ve been to that didn’t.
Thank you for the update, Russ and Tina!
Love love’s!