Love's RV Hookup-Pauls Valley OK 452

Used the Paul's Valley Loves RV Hookup going to MHSRV in Alvarado Texas and coming back to Springfield Missouri..... No problems and it was a great place of refuge from a long drive and super affordable!!! Water and Power provided but no Sewer Hookup... There is a lot of truck traffic which is too be expected but we honestly slept through any of the noise..It was not really that bad as the evening progressed ... We will utilize this location again!!👍

Its not exactly quiet with idling truck parked right in front of the rv area all night with reefers running but its easy to find late in the evening and you wont be waking anyone setting up. Its well lit and fenced off. Plenty of room to back in unless some jack wagon parks in front of the spots illegally. For some reason they have a wrong way sign in the parking lot headed to the RV area which is annoying. Power and water worked at this one. Water is sometimes an issue if it freezes but not so much here.

Very nice and clean

Good for a quick overnight. Was not a full hookup so we used the bathroom in the store. There is truck and traffic noise but we still slept well.

During our recent stay at Love’s RV Stop in Paul’s Valley, we had a generally positive experience with a few areas that could use improvement. The reservation and check-in process was seamless and hassle-free, making for a smooth arrival. The site offers Wi-Fi, and while we didn’t use them, showers are available at a discounted rate of $10. There are five RV spots, each equipped with 30 and 50 amp service and clean water. It’s important to note that the sewer dump station is locked and located in front of the gas pump awning. Due to vehicle issues, we needed to extend our stay beyond the standard checkout time. Logan, the store manager, was very accommodating and understanding of our situation. However, be aware that the electricity shuts off promptly at checkout time. One area for improvement is the lack of trash cans in the RV area, which was inconvenient. Additionally, the noise level was quite high due to trucks parking illegally next to the RV area in fire lanes. The constant idling and air decompression noises, along with loudspeaker announcements for showers, disrupted our rest. Implementing a quiet time policy by turning off the external loudspeaker after 9 PM and enforcing proper parking regulations for truckers would greatly enhance the experience. Despite these issues, the convenient location and helpful staff make this a viable stop for RV travelers.