Tip Loves RV Stop option

[Joe Hogan]

On this last trip to CO we noted many Loves truck stops had an RV Stop area with hookups. Great for an overnight stop . Near the highway easily accessible and safe enough from getting side swiped by a tired trucker.

Love’s RV network ready for holiday travel

By beginning of 2024, network expected to include 51 locations and total of 1,130 hookups

www.loves.com

 

[No Plan]

I have overnighted at the Loves RV Stop in Walsenburg, CO on my up and down travels on the Front Range. This one is new and has 75 sites I believe. 50 pull through and 25 back in sites. Very convenient and priced reasonably.

 

[DennisT]

Have stayed at a couple. The one in Cordelle, GA off 75 is quite nice with pull throughs and back in sites.

They are good and convenient for an overnight.

 

[Buster]

I wouldn't want to spend a day in one, but they are great for a quick in and out on your way to somewhere else. Fuel is readily available right next door as well. I like them at the end of a long travel day when I'm not interested in anything but dinner and sleep.

 

[Russellvh]

The ones I have seen are $50.00 per night. They are FHU and a parking spot but for the price and usefulness I, personally, would rather go to a Cracker Barrel, Cabela’s etc.

 

[team bradfield]

I'll stick to KOA's, they just feel safer, plus I usually stay 2 nights

 

[Dan_Frisbie]

We stopped at Love’s outside Birmingham. Okay for overnight, but not exactly nice.

 

[SGilbert]

My preferences while enroute to destination is Cracker Barrel. Good food, safe environment (hopefully), and close to highway. By the way, always nice mowed grassy areas to walk the dog.

 

[AbdRahim]

The ones I have seen are $50.00 per night. They are FHU and a parking spot but for the price and usefulness I, personally, would rather go to a Cracker Barrel, Cabela’s etc.

They are shooting themselves in the foot. That is too much for a truckstop. 10 miles away one can be in a real campground for the same price.

 

[punkinhead]

They are shooting themselves in the foot. That is too much for a truckstop. 10 miles away one can be in a real campground for the same price.

If all I want is a place to sleep and get on the road again in the morning why would I want to add 20 miles to my trip?