RVers who need a simple, relatively inexpensive overnight spot with hookups, heads up. Love’s is celebrating more strategic growth of its network in the Southeast with the opening of a new travel stop in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. With the addition of this location, Love’s surpasses the milestone of 650 stores during its 60th anniversary year. This is just the latest Love’s RV hookup location.
Love’s RV hookup location near the Gulf Coast route
The new Hattiesburg travel stop is off Interstate 59 and Highway 98 at 283 Ira Hudson Road. Located along a major travel corridor to the Gulf Coast and near recreational attractions such as De Soto National Forest, this store is a strategic addition for Love’s growing RV network, with six RV hookups, RV dump service, private showers, Wi-Fi service, and more.
Love’s food offerings in Hattiesburg include Love’s Fresh Kitchen and an Arby’s restaurant.
Amenities include:
- More than 10,000 square feet
- 84 truck parking spaces
- Approximately 120 jobs added
- Love’s Fresh Kitchen
- Arby’s now open
- Eight diesel bays
- Five showers
- Laundry facilities
- CAT Scale
- 52 car parking spaces
- Six RV hookups and RV dump
- Dog park
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Love’s will knock 10% off your RV hookup price – if you do this
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I hope this makes other chains get involved with this rv concept.
Love’s sites maybe overpriced. We have stayed at many RV parks with FHU for less.
No way!
$50/night to sleep in a noisy, crowded truck stop?
To hear the refrigerated trucks hammer all night long while smelling the diesel fumes?
They don’t even offer pull through spaces.
They do in Sweetwater, TX but it’s the only one I’ve seen like that.
I like this idea. Grab fuel on the way in or out, easy check in, great for travel days. I looked for locations on both of our last 3,000 mile trips but none were on our route. Hoping for more locations soon.
If you can get any sleep at a Love’s you are a better man than I Charlie Brown.
I have used the Love’s RV Stop in Sweetwater, TX (off I-20) and it was awesome because it is located behind the travel stop so it’s quieter. Getting in and out of the pull-through spot while traveling was easy. It was also rather pricey at $50 per night. I have checked out some other Love’s RV Stop areas during my travels and am not impressed. They tend to be closer to the pumps and are mostly back-in spots. I’m not going to pay $50 per night for that.
Thank you, Russ and Tina! We have been known to pass tbrough tbere. Have a great week and safe travels!