The Dyrt was designed to make it easier to find and compare camping and boondocking spots across the United States for campers of all stripes—from barebones tent campers to luxury glampers to vanlifers—but we have a special soft spot for RVers! We know what it’s like to drive, maintain, and park a rig (It can be stressful!), and our goal is to make that process as easy as possible, so you can focus on the adventure.
When you’ve just logged hundreds of miles on the road (and maybe have hundreds of miles to go in the morning), the last thing you want to do is head off-route to find a safe place to park and sleep. If you’ve ever run into this problem while road tripping, Love’s RV Stops are a great solution.
Beginning in 2021, Love’s Travel Stops began adding RV hook-ups to their travel stops throughout the nation. Catering specifically to RVers, these locations offer the convenience of a safe, reliable place to plug in for the night, close to the highway without any major detours.
In the last four years, Love’s RV Stops have spread across the United States 90+ locations and are planning additional build-outs throughout their expansive network. These 24-hour dedicated RV parking areas don’t just include 30- and 50-amp hookups and dump stations, either. Most also have gated dog parks designed to allow four-legged friends a chance to enjoy the great outdoors. What’s more, all Love’s Travel stops have laundry and shower facilities, high speed internet, RV dumps propane and fuel to get RVers back on the road.
Why Love’s RV Stops?
Love’s RV Stops offer a blend of convenience and adventure that sets them apart from traditional campgrounds. Forget about navigating winding back roads to find a place to park. Love’s locations are nestled just off major highways, making them ideal for road trippers who want to maximize travel time and minimize detours.
With 24/7 access, you have the flexibility to arrive and depart on your own schedule through a convenient online check-in to activate power and water. No more waiting or worrying about gate hours or check-in times. You can unwind after a long drive with a hot shower, then let your furry friend stretch their legs in the dedicated dog park. With high-speed internet, you can easily plan your next adventure or share your travel highlights with friends and family, even in a location with spotty cell service.
Destination Spotlight: Love’s RV Stop — Salina, Utah
The Love’s RV Stop in Salina, Utah (I-70, Exit 56), is the perfect example of a highly sought after camping destination.
In addition to all the usual amenities at a Love’s RV Stop, at the Salina location, campers can enjoy a playground, walking trail, and a communal fire pit and pavilion with Webber grills. There’s also an ATV washout spot, basketball and pickleball courts, and cornhole and horseshoe pits! This location has gated access for privacy, a whopping 80 sites both pull-in and pull-through, and its own dedicated camp store which sells snacks, drinks and other camping needs.
Nestled between the rugged wilderness of Manti La Sal National Forest and Fishlake National Forest, the Salina Love’s RV Stop is perfectly positioned to serve as a hub for any outdoor adventure you can dream up in south-central Utah. All five of Utah’s legendary national parks—Capitol Reef, Zion, Bryce Canyon, Arches, and Canyonlands— are roughly two hours (or less) from this campground. Even better, Dyrt campers can use the code SALINA15, for 15% off daily or weekly stays through Sept 15th.
So next time you’re looking for a campsite for your rig, consider Love’s. The brand is no longer just about travel stops and last-minute places to pull over for the night. Convenient, well-kept, and stocked with amenities, many of Love’s RV Stops are campgrounds worthy of a visit in their own right!
Explore All Love’s RV Stops (and use code DYRT10 for 10% for daily or weekly stays through 7/31)
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