Love's RV Hookup-Bliss ID 812

This location is very convenient just off the highway and being next to the Loves with food and fuel available was great. I'm pretty sure this place was designed by someone who has never been in an RV before. The front entrance has a pass gate but you can easily go around it, not sure what it or the call boxes are for. The pull through sites are large, but all of the hookups are at the rear of the RV, so far that you have to choose between hanging out into the road or not plugging everything in. The sewer connection is much taller than it should be making dumping a very manual affair. The train horn and exhaust brakes will keep you up at night if you don't use something for background noise. Customer service was very friendly and remotely moved our site so we could be next to friends, including turning the power on. On departure you get to drive through the whole thing a second time because they didn't leave enough room to make turns, giant yellow poles in the way. Some of the grass gets watered and looks ok, most of the planted trees got fried in the heat and are now dead. I hope this is Loves 1.0 RV park and they learn how to build them more convenient in the future.

This is the second time we have ever used Love's ❤️ RV Stop. The first time was everything we could of possibly needed while traveling across the country so we decided to use them again. Once again they did not disappoint! Reasonably priced. Nice level site, picnic table, fire pit, full hook up, electric, water, sewer and wifi. Clean and safe. Dog friendly. Thank you Love's for having these spots available!!

It's absolutely fine for an RV hookup spot at a truck-stop. The only thing that would have made this better is if the hookups were located more towards the center of the pull through spot - we didn't want to unhook our tow car and didn't have an overabundant length of sewer hose (we have more than we need normally for our 28' class c motorhome) so didn't use the sewer hookup. Didn't look at the other pads as we were just in and out very quickly. All in all it's great for what it is and we would stay again.

I am thankful they were there, because my fuel gauge said I had zero miles before empty. Also thankful there was an empty lane so I could pull directly to the pump. Seeing an empty RV Park on Sunday of Labor Day Weekend was a big plus, but that's about where it ended.
I entered the location to inquire about the RV Park and was met by a person who was counting the money in the "Donation" Jar and another person behind the counter who just walked away. Once the money was back in the jar I inquired about the RV Park rate and was given an answer of between $60 and $90 dollars. It took forever to get an answer on how to fine the exact amount and finally was told to "Go Online and register". I declined and asked if there was another way and the person finally turned to the computer behind her for 20 minutes clearing pages and then asking me questions about my RV. I was finally told the cost would be $48 with my Senior discount. Apparently there are other discounts, but I only qualified for the Senior. Oh, and there is an extra charge for a "Pull Through Site". I was able to back into my site after circling the park to get going the correct way. There were arrows all over, but not really informative.

The park looked fairly new and the new gates will be a problem for some I'm sure. They are not wide enough and the arms was too close so I had to lean forward to enter the "Code" to allow the arm to raise. At least there were two key pads at different heights. You will be right next to the interstate and a railroad that does not have quiet crossings. You are also pretty close to the "Reserved" truck parking so you might hear trucks running all night if you are in the back in sites.

I am glad they were there, but won't stop again at this site and probably not at another unless it was a similar situation. I really needed to plug in my trailer and I had been on the road for 7 hours.

This Love’s RV park is located right next to the freeway. I like that the whole park itself is a separate area rather than part of the parking lot.

All the lots are gravel and laid out so that getting in and out are easy. However, the whole layout is confusing as to how to exit the park. You have to drive around the outside then down the middle, then up the other side to be lined up with the exit gate. There are no signs pointing this out other than a couple of one way signs.

The full hookups are located at the very back end of each site. That means you should probably make sure you have extra sewer and water hoses. Maybe a longer power cord too. All of the utility hookups on my trailer are towards the middle of it. I parked as far back as I could.

I really like that Love’s has put these parks in. They really are convenient. Most are noisy (it is a truck stop after all), while some were just thrown into a corner of the parking lot while others have quite a few amenities.