Love’s Travel Stops is expanding its footprint in Wyoming, with the opening of a new travel stop in Casper, located at 3387 North Poplar Street (Exit 191).
The new travel stop is Love’s sixth in Wyoming, and has 52 truck parking spaces and provides free parking for Love’s customers, helping to address the national truck parking shortage. The location also has six diesel service bays and a CAT scale.
Located along I-25, the new travel stop in Casper provides a much-needed stop for professional drivers, RVers and motorists navigating central Wyoming. This expansion directly supports 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, the company says.
According to RigDig (owned by Fusable, parent company of TPS), there are 525 prospects operating more than 778 verified vehicles and 420 verified trailers within a 50-mile radius of this location.
In honor of the grand opening, Love’s will split a $5,000 donation between the Food Bank of Wyoming and Dress for Success Casper, along with an additional $5,000 to Children’s Hospital Colorado. Love’s district managers work with eligible nonprofits in their area to make donations through community grants on an annual basis.
California store updated too
The company also announced this week the modernization of its location in Santa Nella, Calif. Customers can now experience an updated environment designed to improve traffic flow and elevate the overall shopping experience, the company says.
There are 18,684 prospects operating 38,367 verified vehicles and 23,143 verified trailers within 50 miles of this location, RigDig data indicates.
In honor of the remodel, Love’s donated $5,000 to Valley Children’s Hospital in Madera.
