Spacious and clean bathrooms. Lots of open space for our dogs to stretch their legs and relieve…read morethemselves.

I call this stop the mental rest stop before the homestretch of going to Phoenix. Why, you ask, the…read morenext few miles is all downhill with a 6% grade & probably the most dangerous when returning from up North back to the valley. If the time of day suits, definitely stop here for a sunset peak as we did and use the restrooms. I do wish they were a lot cleaner, but they work and when you think about the volume of people that come in and out, it's what a rest area is gonna look & smell like when in the desert! Vending machines are available if need that last kick and the view is exceptional. Worth a stop.

Not much to say. If…read moreyou're driving down the road and you've got to go, this is the place for you. Pretty basic rest stop to relieve oneself. Surprisingly clean inside. Wasn't defiled by graffiti artists or anything. Seemed to be well stocked with toilet seat covers and toilet paper. There was a sign warning about critters and even poisonous critters in the vicinity. Also, a rather large parking area for both cars and semi-trucks or trucks with campers, etc. towed behind them. If you're driving and get tired, please pull in and rest for a bit, that's why it is called a rest stop, right? It was better than expected, rather busy, and very safe. Definitely a decent place to stop and use the facilities.

Tonopah, AZ. Nov, 2025. We visited this rest area on I-10 eastbound, traveling from Phoenix to the…read moreCalifornia border. It's near mile marker 87, about 64 miles west of Phoenix, AZ and 68 miles east of Quartzsite, AZ. The rest area has clean restroom facilities, plenty of parking for vehicles of different sizes (from motorcycles to 18-wheelers), several picnic areas, dog walking area, snack machines behind heavy metal bars, and a water spigot. There are some fun informational signs about topics unique to Arizona --(1) rattlesnakes, Gila monsters, and scorpions. (2) state parks, attractions. (3) fun facts about cacti. (4) and my favorite, the 5 Cs of Arizona: cattle, citrus, climate, copper, and cotton. My understanding is that Arizona allows motorists to stay here overnight, and restrooms are open 24/7; however, it's likely to be very noisy given its proximity to the freeway and the high volume of trucks and traffic coming into the rest area.

This was a very nice rest area! I was surprised at how clean the restroom was. It also smelled…read morereally good for a rest stop bathroom. Lots of places to sit and rest. Really nice landscape too! There was an area with vending machines.

Very Clean! Multiple picnic tables with Ramada's, vending machines, and information about the area…read more Great and safe place to relax, sleep or take a break.

This was a clean rest stop just before arriving into Quartzsite. There were shaded areas to rest…read moreor have a picnic. Trucks pulled on one side while cars pulled on another. There was a nice backdrop of mountains opposite the freeway. Vending machines available. Plenty of parking,

Clean, and stocked. There was almost no soap but I got some from another dispenser. Diaper changing…read morekoalas in the ladies restroom. Four vending machines if you need a snack. Covered picnic area. Additional parking for over flow.

What a quaint little motel. Prices were responsible. Bed was comfortable and shower had great water…read morepressure

Excellent business and a very friendly atmosphere. The owner was very nice and helped us in every…read moreway. Recommend to all and will stay there again if ever in town.

Great rest area with lots of places to use the restroom like seriously massive restroom and lots of…read moreeasy parking spots. Being from Minnesota and someone who hikes I wanted to walk around a little bit and I thought it was kind of funny that they say stay on the pavement because there's poisonous insects I mean I wasn't walking barefoot but any who it's a nice place to stop when you're on the road.

This rest area offers plenty of restrooms however they are a bit dirty. The outside area is quite…read morenice and is a great place to stop at to stretch your legs and walk off your paralyzed legs from being in the car too long, or even unpacking some snacks that you packed. I gave it 3 stars because of the bathroom stalls but otherwise the outside is quite nice.

Fuel prices and fuel are beyond best if you have a PFJ rewards that's an extra 10¢ off every time…read moreyou fuel up. Not just once a month or week or after fueling. So definitely worth it! Restroom for the men's is horrible and outdated they sit in the middle of the PFJ and Subway so it's just awkward They do have a Tesla charger setup And for some reason they are almost always out of stock for water. Suggest going up to loves if you want water.

BEWARE!!! FRAUD Alert!!! Used a credit card for the first time at the pump for this location. Put…read more$21 into a Honda CRV. Pump stated to "See Cashier" for receipt. Never went inside for receipt or anything else - just left location. Next morning, a charge showed up on credit card account from Pilot attempting to charge $176. Someone at this PILOT location, who has access to credit card info, attempted to commit fraud. I wonder how many other current/former customers had fraudulent charges added to their credit card accounts by this business. Law Enforcement is useless (since the bank stopped the attempt and reversed charges). The $21 of gas that I actually spent at the pump has never been charged. Waiting to see if PILOT attempts to add the $21 I did pump. If and when that happens, we will know who the fraudster is, but Law Enforcement would care less since nothing was actually gained by the attempt.

This is a bigggg Love's. Gas prices are actually normal here, and it's so nice to be in the greater…read morePhoenix area again. Nothing too special about this location though, and the bathrooms aren't very clean. Customer service was nice though, and they had enough kombucha to get me through the final leg of my trip.

I am traveling in a car not my own. The owner says the hood flaps at Interstate speeds. I look at…read morethe hood catch. Too much time at the beach. Rusty springs. Love's had the proper lubricant to rehab that spring action. No more unsafe flapping and rattling on the Interstate. Bravo Love's.

Stopped to get fuel for my transportation device (SUV) before heading down the long black pathway…read more(road) to my destination! The pitstop was full of bipedal beings (humans) and their animal counterparts (pets) so I figured that I might as well let my four legged daughter (puppy) out to explore their animal cage with grass (dog park) We had just had a 4 day rain storm that flew into town and caused a couple fatalities with flash floods. Needless to say I was surprised to see a LAKE (overflow reservoir) at the pitstop. My daughter wanted to go play in the water. Even though it was cold outside! She had a blast!! It was the first time she has ever seen a lake! It was great fun! Elation ran through us like a lightening bolt!

Quick stop in to weigh at the CAT scale and relieve ourselves and grab some refreshing drinks…read more Bathrooms clean and supplied well. Merch was well stocked as well and prepared foods were ready to eat and looked delicious. Didn't find any out of dates on fresh foods. One item to note for visitors is their ice machine is broken in the main Loves area; however they were very quick to apologize and explain that they have a new unit but it has to be installed on the roof. And seeing how it is 115 outside, we can wait. Arby's has an ice machine so hit it up!

They have subway, Pizza Hut, cheap Shell gas which I can appreciate since I'm from CA and clean…read morebathrooms was a plus! However, the cashier was rude and hates his job . He never said a word to us and I even thanked him and didn't get a word back from him.

Decent stop for drinks and clean bathroom. Service is okay, but a hot mess with all going on in the…read moreparking lot between all the trucks (it's a truck stop), Blackbeard diner, and that.