Love’s Grows Arizona Footprint, Renovates Three Additional Sites

Love’s has announced an expansion of its Arizona footprint with the opening of its newest travel stop in Kingman, located at 3375 W. Griffith Road.

The new location — Love’s second in Kingman — has 127 truck parking spaces and provides free parking for Love’s customers, “helping to address the national truck parking shortage,” the retailer noted in a statement.

So far in 2026, Love’s has added 1,262 truck parking spaces across the country.

Located along Interstate 40 and Griffith Road, the new travel stop in Kingman provides a stop for professional drivers, RVers and motorists navigating northwestern Arizona. The expansion directly supports regional trade and the national supply chain by adding essential truck parking and fueling capacity along a heavy freight corridor where reliable, clean amenities are vital for driver safety and transport efficiency.

As a new Love’s location, the Kingman travel stop has space allocated for EV chargers, allowing Love’s to quickly partner with local utility companies to install charging stations should customer demand arise.

In honor of the grand opening, Love’s will donate $5,000 to Yucca Elementary School and $5,000 to Phoenix Children’s. Additionally, Love’s district managers work with eligible nonprofits in their area to make donations through community grants on an annual basis.

Additionally, under Love’s Road Ahead Plan, the company recently completed the remodels of its locations in Chickasha, Okla.; San Antonio, Texas; and Dublin, Ga. Customers can now experience updated environments designed to improve traffic flow and elevate the overall shopping experience.

Through Oct. 31, Love’s is offering 15% off nightly stays at more than 100 RV locations nationwide with promo code FALL15. Travelers can easily reserve their spot and access full-hookup amenities by booking through the Love’s app. This promotion is only valid for reservations with dates through Oct. 31.

Love’s donated $5,000 to CHRISTUS Children’s Hospital in honor of the remodel in San Antonio, $5,000 to Oklahoma Children’s Health Foundation in honor of the remodel in Chickasha, and $5,000 to Atrium Health Levine Children’s in honor of the remodel in Dublin.

• 13,600 square feet

• 127 truck parking spaces

• 80 jobs

• Love’s fresh food

• Buffalo Wild Wings GO

• Subway

• ATM

• Nine diesel bays

• Six showers

• Laundry facilities

• CAT Scale

• 94 car parking spaces

• Nine RV hookups

• Four RV parking spaces

• RV dump

• 26 Bob Tail parking

• Dog park