Love’s Travel Stops has expanded its network with the opening of two new locations in Cullman, Alabama, and Buffalo, Wyoming. The new facilities opened ahead of the anticipated holiday travel rush, enhancing service options for professional drivers, RV travelers, and local commuters.
According to a press release, the Cullman travel stop, located off Interstate 65 at Exit 305, marks Love’s 19th location in Alabama. It features 98 truck parking spaces, Love’s Fresh Kitchen, and two upcoming quick-service restaurants, McDonald’s and Subway, which are set to open on December 16. Spanning more than 15,000 square feet, the facility also offers amenities such as eight diesel bays, seven showers, laundry facilities, CAT Scale services, and three RV hookups.
Positioned between Birmingham and Nashville, Cullman is an ideal location for travelers navigating Interstate 65. The region is known for its picturesque Smith Lake and historic covered bridges, which attract outdoor enthusiasts and visitors seeking scenic routes.
The Buffalo, Wyoming, location is also Love’s first store in northern Wyoming. Situated off Interstate 90 at Exit 58, the 11,500-square-foot facility offers 64 truck parking spaces, six diesel bays, four showers, laundry facilities, and Love’s Fresh
Buffalo is a key junction for travelers heading toward Interstates 25 and 90, offering a rest stop for routes leading to Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks. Nestled at the foot of the Bighorn Mountains, the area serves as a gateway to outdoor recreation, including hiking, fishing, and exploring national forests. Additionally, the facility has three RV hookups and an RV dump station.
Both travel stops are part of Love’s RV network, offering private showers, laundry facilities, an RV dump station, and a dog park to enhance traveler convenience. Designed with future needs in mind, the new locations also feature dedicated space for EV chargers.
In Cullman, the addition of 55 jobs further bolsters the local economy, providing employment opportunities for residents. Similarly, the Buffalo location created 55 jobs.
