How to overnight in an RV at Love's Travel Stops — where to park, My Love's Rewards, dump stations, and the etiquette that keeps you welcome.
With roughly 640 locations across 42 states, Love's is often the newest, cleanest option on your route. Facilities are consistent chain-wide: bright lighting, tidy restrooms, and a Chester's or Godfather's for a hot meal without leaving the lot.
For a broader look at how Love's compares to other chains, see the truck stop chain overview.
- One night only. Sleep, don't camp — no chairs, awnings, grills, or full slide-outs.
- Park in the RV/auto side of the lot, never in truck lanes reserved for HOS-regulated drivers.
- Check the entrance for posted no-overnight signs — a few urban locations opt out due to local ordinances.
- Buy something. Even a shower or a coffee makes you a paying guest instead of a squatter.
7–9pm. Later than that, RV-friendly corners fill with trucks staging for the morning departure wave.
Back corner of the auto lot, under a light pole. Skip the fuel-island approach lanes and the diesel islands.
Free to join. Points accumulate on fuel, food, and showers, then redeem for merchandise or shower credits. There is no separate RV tier, so if you'll also visit TA/Petro consider stacking UltraONE + RV VIP for the reserved-parking benefit.
Prefer a quiet night?
When you have daylight, boondock instead. Use the map to find BLM and National Forest dispersed sites near your route, and the dump station finder to service tanks before heading off-grid.