LOVES RV Stops: A Convenient and Growing Network for RV Travels

[@candylou88]

Seems really safe and secure and nice!

[@RVWagginTails]

Mom and I enjoyed it

[@candylou88]

Really love all the amenities! Especially the pickle ball court!

[@RVWagginTails]

I need to get a set.

[@CruisinwiththeColemans]

We toured our first Loves RVStop a few months back. They are quite nice!

[@RVWagginTails]

I saw it some time ago and had wanted to try them out. The one's I saw first were just a handful of "sites" that were not gated, and if I recall, were first come first serve. This one in northern Indiana was quite different. So, we took a 1 hour detour off our route to stay and give it a try. That is the kind of service you get from RVWagginTails! 🙂

[@rventures1021]

As a former trucker, I "loved" Love's! Wow, lots of empty spots! They have the best amenities and stores, didn't know they had laundry as well! Nice review guys!

[@RVWagginTails]

I think this was fairly new. Walking into the little store it has the smell of fresh paint. We never knew you were a former truck driver. Towing your camper must seem like child's play.

[@JRJones333]

Really nice and clean. And with Love's being a big company, hopefully they will be well maintained as they age. I read that by the beginning of 2024, Love's is expected to include 51 RV locations and have a total of 1,130 full hookups. If I was traveling long distance and needed a place to stay overnight, I would definitely look for one these locations. It would be nice if Buc-ee's did this. Good information. Thanks for sharing.

[@RVWagginTails]

I might try an impromptu stop at some point.

[@candylou88]

👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@ourrvsunsets]

Wow!! That Love's was really nice. We stayed at one last year that the sites were just around the perimeter of the fuel islands. It was okay, but a little pricy for the way it was laid out. If it was more like the place you stayed though it would have been worth it.

[@RVWagginTails]

Yeah, it was nice. It was really REALLY new. I looked at some of the other LOVES sites and many of them only have a handful of sites that are just extensions of the Truckers Parking area (with hookups). Its optional. Thanks for getting back with us!

[@RVAmerica]

51 isn't bad for what you get there. I've heard about this, but as of yet have not run into one. Lynn and Danny

[@RVWagginTails]

Since we are not full time, or even part time at this time :-) Harvest Host is not in play at this time. (Enough times in that sentence??) We've done the Walmart thing in the past. And have stayed at actual RV parks. But sometimes those are not directly right off the interstate. So, since this was just a little bit out of the way, we thought we'd give it a try. And we liked it!

[@campinwiththeconfers]

I think the Loves are overpriced for what they offer. The amenities are nice but the locations are terrible. I don’t need all of the amenities for an overnight stay. It’s good to have options though. Thanks for sharing!

[@RVWagginTails]

Yeah, but I believe (don't quote me on this) should you need a stay and a spot is available, it's an option as you can pull up and register right at the kiosk. When Tina and I go "most timing" we'll use them as an option between sites, and probably along wiht Harvest Hosts. Thank for chiming in!

[@kevinhorne194]

Seems a little overpriced. For one night I’d just dry camp somewhere.

[@RVWagginTails]

Well, stay tuned for some additional insights about that. 51 bucks a night is a bit much, but for the convenience it is not horrible. In the long run, we'll be looking into Harvest hosts for stop overs. This was to show what one could do. Thank you for watching and commenting. It is appreciated! David, Tina, Denver and Annie