Love’s Travel Stops is growing its network of locations ahead of the December holiday travel rush with two new travel stops in Alabama and Wyoming, the company’s 19th and fifth stores in the states, respectively.
The Cullman, Alabama, travel stop, off Interstate 65 (exit 305) at 497 County Road 222, is Love’s third location along I-65 between Birmingham and Nashville and adds 82 truck parking spaces, Love’s Fresh Kitchen, McDonald’s and Subway. Nearby scenic attractions include Smith Lake and multiple historic covered bridges.
The Buffalo, Wyoming, store is Love’s first in northern Wyoming and a strategic stop near the junction of Interstates 90 and 25. Located off I-90 (Exit 58) at 190 US Hwy 16 E., this travel stop includes 64 truck parking spaces, Love’s Fresh Kitchen and an Arby’s. Located just east of Wyoming’s Bighorn Mountains, Buffalo is along a major travel route to numerous national parks, forests and other attractions in the Northwest.
Both travel stops are part of Love’s growing RV network with three RV hookups each, private showers, laundry facilities an RV dump and dog park. As new Love’s, they also have space for EV chargers allocated to be able to quickly partner with local utility companies and install EV charging stations should there be customer demand.
New store facts and services include:
Cullman, AL
- More than 15,000 square feet
- 98 truck parking spaces
- 55 jobs added
- Love’s Fresh Kitchen
- McDonald’s & Subway (both opening Dec. 16)
- Eight diesel bays
- Seven showers
- Laundry facilities
- CAT Scale
- 57 car parking spaces
- Three RV hookups and RV dump
- Dog park
- Self-checkout options
Buffalo, WY
- Nearly 11,500 square feet
- 64 truck parking spaces
- 55 jobs added
- Love’s Fresh Kitchen
- Arby’s (opening Dec. 16)
- Six diesel bays
- Four showers
- Laundry facilities
- CAT Scale
- 52 car parking spaces
- Three RV hookups and RV dump
- Three RV parking spaces
- Dog park
- Self-checkout options
In honor of the grand opening of these travel stops, Love’s will donate $5,000 each to the Good Hope Volunteer Fire Department in Alabama and Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Wyoming in Buffalo.
