Love's RV Hookup-Dalhart TX 836

This is an easy spot to pull in and setup. There is plenty of room for big rigs. Electricity, water and sewer worked just fine. We did have to level the trailer because the concrete slabs are not level. If you are looking for a quiet place to stay, go elsewhere. The road and train tracks are right behind the campsites. I got very little sleep because of the constant noise of the trains and the cars racing by and pulling into the gas station.

Needed to cancel our stay with this location. Was not able to do so with the software and customer platform. Also, called customer service to cancel and the automated response was it was not normal business hours. Granted this was on Labor Day. So, if I am not able to cancel on the customer service software and call the company, then that is a problem. I also called customer service the next day to address the issue. She was very helpful and stated she would move my concern forward. I did not hear back from Love's concerning my issue and did not receive a refund.

Great stop on our way south. Area clean, all amenities working…water hookup, electric and sewage. More than enough room for our 25 ft motor home. Loves personnel helpful and friendly.

Easy to reserve and access
Very clean
Electricity, water and sewer
We kept our 5th wheel hooked to the truck and didn’t level. It worked just fine.
The road and train tracks are right behind the campsites. I slept through all of it. My husband did not. So take ear plugs or don’t stay here.
For me it beats finding an rv spot elsewhere or a hauling our dog and overnight stuff into a hotel and new bed.

Love’s has a great idea with these RV stopover spots—they’re perfect for overnight stays. While they’re priced a bit high for what is essentially a parking lot, the convenience makes it worth it.

That said, the location of this particular spot is terrible. It’s wedged between the regular fuel pumps and the highway, so you’re dealing with constant lights and vehicles pulling in and shining on you all night. On top of that, there’s a train nearby that blows its horn throughout the night, plus nonstop highway noise.

Honestly, we would’ve been better off parked with the truckers in the back with no power or water.