Love’s Travel Stops has opened a new travel stop in Kingman, Arizona, adding 127 truck parking spaces as the company also completes remodels at locations in Oklahoma, Texas and Georgia under its Road Ahead Plan.
The Kingman location, at 3375 W. Griffith Road off Interstate 40 and Exit 37, is Love’s 19th location in Arizona and its second in Kingman. The 13,600-square-foot travel stop includes free parking for Love’s customers and brings the company’s total truck parking additions to 1,262 spaces nationwide in 2026.
The location includes nine diesel bays, six showers, laundry facilities, a CAT Scale, 94 car parking spaces, nine RV hookups, four RV parking spaces, an RV dump, 26 bobtail parking spaces and a dog park.
The site also includes Buffalo Wild Wings GO, Subway, Love’s fresh food, an ATM and self-checkout options. The location is expected to create 80 jobs.
The Kingman travel stop also has space allocated for electric vehicle chargers. The location can partner with local utility companies to install charging stations if customer demand develops.
As part of the opening, Love’s will donate $5,000 each to Yucca Elementary School and Phoenix Children’s. The company also provides annual community grants through district managers to eligible nonprofits in its operating areas.
Separately, Love’s recently completed remodels at its locations in Chickasha, Oklahoma; San Antonio, Texas; and Dublin, Georgia. The updates are intended to improve traffic flow and the shopping environment at the three stores.
Love’s also made $5,000 donations to children’s organizations in each remodel market. The San Antonio location’s donation went to CHRISTUS Children’s Hospital, the Chickasha location’s to Oklahoma Children’s Health Foundation, and the Dublin location’s to Atrium Health Levine Children’s.
The company operates 681 locations in 42 states, according to the release. Love’s said it has more than 40,000 team members in North America and Europe.
Featured image by Love’s Travel Stops
