Love's RV Hookup

This location is convenient for us to visit our family. Easy to park. Biggest downfall has nothing to do with Love's, but rather the city of Dyersburg. In all our travels we've never come across a city with so many loud personal vehicles (not the semis). Be prepared to listen to the cars/trucks with the loudest exhaust systems pulling in and driving around all night long.

I am impressed with the cleanliness. Stalls are spacious and long (we are a GMC Yukon and 25ft Aistream). There was water, electric, and internet at the stall. Dump station was nearby and easy to use. Lots of clear sky for Starlink. This was our first time staying overnight at a truck stop, and we had a good experience. Reserving the site on my phone was easy to use too while my husband drove, although $72 seems high for the fee. I consider most of the fee paid for convenience and our poor planning! 😁 thankful for finding the spot.

Positives: Wide back in spaces, easy to get into. Electric hookup was excellent, pedestal lighted, water available at sites. Negatives: No sewer connections at the sites, the only dump station is poorly sited and awkward to approach in an RV. WiFi didn't allow connection despite being provided the password. Price extremely high ($60/night with tax) for something where you have to listen to truck traffic all night and then move to dump tanks the next morning. At half the price with sewer hookups at each site, it would be five stars. At that price, I was wishing we'd have used a Harvest Host and just paid at a different Love's for dump service.

Site #1 was long and wide to accommodate our coach. Water pressure was lacking. RV dump station was blitzed however it's not in a good location for rigs 40 ft or bigger. You would have to back into area to use station.

We arrived about 5pm. The sites are very nice with water and electric. BUT, when we arrived there was a pile of broken up concrete and a hole next to it filled with water at our site, the other 3 sites were taken. We checked in online and nothing was said about the hole or concrete. We were able to park next to it and had to in the other trailers space but we both had room enough. The next morning at 8:30 there was a knock on the door. It was the workmen there to fix the hole and they told us no one was supposed to be in that site. They were kind enough but told us we had to leave so they could repair the hole. We had planned to stay there until 10:30 because we had an appointment. So we packed up and parked at the Walmart for 2 hours. I did write to Love's about the incident but have not