Worst Truck Stops For Parking

Discussion in 'Truck Stops' started by snowbird_89, Apr 22, 2012.

  1. snowbird_89

    snowbird_89 Road Train Member

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    Truck stops are known for having tight parking spaces. What truck stops do you think are the worst? List the name and location. It can be any place such as the big ones like TA, Pilot, Flying J, Loves, mom and pop places, etc.
     
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  3. TLeaHeart

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    all flying J's as they are not designed for 53' trailers with sleeper cabs. Parking spots are only 60' in length.
     
  4. ramkatral

    ramkatral Heavy Load Member

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    Eh, I find flying j to be generally open and easy to park in. They're usually spacious.
     
  5. 48Packard

    48Packard Ol' Two-stop Shag!

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    Pilots in:

    Troutville, VA
    Northern NJ off I-287....can't recall the exit....maybe 66?
    Clinton, SC....I-26, exit 52

    just for openers.
     
  6. ramkatral

    ramkatral Heavy Load Member

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    Clinton is horrible. I always use the gravel lot across the street by the blue ocean seafood.
     
  7. 48Packard

    48Packard Ol' Two-stop Shag!

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    I live there...other side of town, though. Glad I never have to park there!
     
  8. ramkatral

    ramkatral Heavy Load Member

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    Yea, I live just up 26 right across the state line. I never have to park there long term either lol.
     
  9. Emulsified

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    Just about any Loves.
    Except the new one east of Las Vegas at Hwy 93 and I-15
    Small, tight spaces and usually behind the fuel pumps so you have to pull to the pumps, then back in.
    Then make sure the pumps are clear before you can pull out.
     
  10. TLeaHeart

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    older loves that is true, new loves acres of space. you should check out the newer ones.
     
  11. walstib

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    That's because they are mostly attached to a Denny's!!! :biggrin_2559: I use a Flying J in Franklin, KY(exit 2 on I-65) every Tuesday night, I can show up at 11pm and always find a space...
     
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