Stuckey's Travel Center and RV Park

we refuse to stay here at your location because of the people hanging around the store and operating the store. We're not very friendly. They treated us as foreigners in our own country.

Site was a concrete pad and was level. There were no problems with utilities. The road in the RV park was gravel and a little rough. I would stay here again.

Looks nothing like the pictures, it was not somewhere we were willing to stay, we went further up the road to a KOA. Definitely not recommended.

Honestly, when we first pulled in we thought the place had been abandoned. Several single-wide trailers off to the side that we thought were vacant turned out to be inhabited, perhaps by staff family? We've lived overseas, and even in South Asia this park would leave some cosmetic things to be desired. However, all the utilities worked fine. By nightfall we'd been joined by two or three other campers. The fence between the park and the freeway helped to keep the road noise down. I'd read articles about the Stuckey's granddaughter making an attempt to bring back the chain, so I was interested in lending a hand by staying at this RV Park. I think this franchisee could use some coaching! Perhaps they have a great vision for a nice park, and just need more folks to stay there so they can afford to make the necessary cosmetic improvements. I wish them luck.

Do not consider this place. When we arrived they did not even know we had booked and paid for a cabin. We get into said cabin and it was filthy, a flat sheet and quilt tossed over the bed, 1 lightbulb in the uncovered ceiling light, no lightbulb in the lamp, beard clippings in sink, bar of soap and wads of hair in shower. Unfortunately, due to no other rooms available in the area and non-refundable, we were stuck. We went and purchased cleaning supplies, bedding, and towels and made it habitable for the short amount of time we would be in the area.

This place works for quick overnight stay and that's it. Could smell a sewer-type smell from time to time. The landscaper had just been there and didn't blow off pads and mowed over litter so there were chopped pieces of paper and plastic everywhere. No security but it is well lit at night.

We left as soon as we got there. There were people fighting. The whole place was falling apart. The laundry was a storage room. We didn’t feel safe at all.

Park was not as advertised in pictures! Park has not been maintained. One washer, dryer not working, no dog park, no tables or any amenities. Paid 45.00 plus fees. Too much forthis park. Needs to be closed. Gave 3 stars because the people in Stuckeys were so nice, donuts were great! And nice flat concrete pad, water and 50 amp service. There was no communication between ROVER pass and Stuckeys. Office didn’t know we were coming in. Glad I had printed out our receipt!

The pictures of this RV Park are a total misconception. It’s run down, trash everywhere, no picnic table. Didn’t not even venture to showers and restrooms. No way would I do laundry. Employees at convenience store could care less. Pick a better place.

If you just need a place to park overnight, this provides a level concrete slab with full hook ups. It’s right on the interstate so there’s noise but easy and easy out. Nothing special or fancy, but a very sufficient overnight stop.

The 24 hour convenience store is very good, but the rv park is very noisy with non stop road noise. The restroom was dingy with a single dim light for the whole room, and there was no tp. We didn’t even try the shower. Rv pad was fairly level , but there was no picnic table on our site. The hookups worked just fine. As an overnight stop it was ok, but we were happy to leave it the next morning.

Unfortunately, this property is not as advertised. Most people must have gotten the memo because we were the only occupied site. Some homeless in the area were using cabin porches and rest rooms. I am sensitive to the plight of homeless persons, but either be an Rv park or a homeless encampment. I didn’t feel 100% comfortable with the location trying to be both.

We never made it there due to inclement weather. An email was sent to try and.get my money back. Stuckey’s said they would allow it to contact them however no one has a way of getting a hold of Rover Pass which is insane. I would never go through Rover Pass again

Nice concrete pads. Right off interstate. Website states they have WiFi but that is false. WiFi only at the store

Over priced at $46 (including tax). You get full hooks in an almost abandoned looking park. It was mowed maybe one w this spring, otherwise neglected. When we arrived around 4 PM we were the only sign of life, later a small class A pulled in so it was just the 2 of us. Camp is functional and we had no real issues. If it was $30 per night would be worth a stay.

The grass needed to be mowed as it was overgrown. Pads were good and rate was fair.

This is a dump. Deeply rutted dirt roads. Very tall weeds. Water hook up is almost too stiff to use. No one at Stuckey's cares.

This park did not look like the advertisement online! No tables or landscaping and just rough gravel.

Basic rv park with full hook up. Store where you check in is short staffed so they are not real friendly. Wifi has not worked for some time according to the guy that checked us in. Campground was a mess and several sites had various problems. Better rv park very close by. No shopping of other than convenience stores close by

Level campsites and very convenient off interstate 40

Stopped in one night. Easy hook up. There was only one other camper. They mentioned the code to the laundry room and shower. I decided I would do laundry , In the room , 2 washers, 2 dryers. One dryer was turned towards the wall so I assumed it was o.o.s. I washed my 2 loads of laundry. Put money in the dryer...nothing. no money back, no dryer working. So I called front office. They we're like oh yeah, that other dryer doesn't work either. Well , no shit. They didn't even offer my 1.50 back. I would think based on lack of customer service , it didn't matter much to them.Mind you, it's 21 degrees out.So i figure I'll hang them around room and turn on the rooms portable HVAC system for circulation. Nope doesn't work. So I piled up my wet laundry and hung it up through out my camper. Next morning I decided to use the shower. There were now signs on the dryers saying they don't work. The light in the bathroom would not turn on and there was no toilet paper. Really?!!. Some times it's about the amenities. Basically it was like boondocking with a 50 Amp hook up.

We used Stuckey’s Travel Center and RV Park for a one night stop over on our way home from a long distance journey. It was perfect. It was easy in, easy out, had level sites with no problems getting in and setting up. We were especially tired that night so we ventured into Stuckey’s to see what we might grab for a quick and easy bite. The hamburgers there are FABULOUS! The staff was fry and helpful too.

stopped on 6/1/21 to use dump station. $21.15 to walk around in mud over the top of your shoes, water up to your ankles and had to make sure our 42 ft diesel pusher didnt get stuck in deep mud ruts in order to exit. BEWARE! DO NOT GO HERE!!! go over to catfish round up instead, eat a good meal and stay there!!!

Too noisy. Also, with an empty park, they place one camper right beside another.

We were visiting relatives nearby and basically parked our RV while staying with them. We did spend one night. Concrete pad was long and level. Great access right off I-40. Facilities were clean. The guy who started to check me in was less than friendly. Luckily a nice lady took over. They did put us in a site that was already occupied, but we took another equal site. Overall it was a good experience.