How about you put your damn hours up somewhere? After coming off a large stretch of 212 some gas…read morewould have been nice but no the lady was rude to my wife and told us to just pay at the pump. Sorry i dont want a hold on my damn card i wouldnt trust this station to put back. Apparently they close at 11 pm but the hours are stated as 24 on apple maps. Never will visit this station again. I get that we came in when they were closing but i guess travelers are supposed to be some kind of mind readers. Id recommend avoiding this tragedy of a gas station unless you have no other options. Also gas cost more here then the loves travel shop 12 miles away.

This was the first stop off the interstate heading to the Battlefield of the Little Big Horn. It is…read moreprobably the filthiest restroom I've ever been in. All of the huge toilet paper rolls were sitting on top of the dispensers. The floor was littered with wet toilet paper. The trash cans were full and there was no paper towels at all. I couldn't wait to get out of there and to the park where I knew there would be clean facilities. This is a horrible first impression and representation of the Naive Americans of this area. I'll never return, even for gas. And the worst part was that the majority of the patrons were natives. How horrible to make money off the backs of your own people and give them this type of facility.

Quick stop for a needed bathroom break for my 7 year old boy. My husband got some overpriced gas,…read morewhile I lead my kids to the bathroom. We were in a line heading to the bathrooms in the back of the gift shop. There were signs that the men had to use the port a potty outside somewhere, but I decided to take my 7 year old boy to the women's bathroom instead. We were walked my single file through the shop - me, my two daughters and two sons at the end. I stop at the bathroom to let my 7 year old go first and he and his 9 year old brother were not behind me. I back track into the shop to find them heading out another back door with some strange man! I stop them, alarmed, and the man , who was wearing a uniform shirt, says he is taking them to the bathroom. Uh, NO! I said that They were staying with their mother and I was taking them to the women's bathroom. He immediately jumped down my throats about their septic issues and how he was doing me a favor by show my them to the port a potty. He was instantly all pissed off and I was freaked out. We left immediately and go back out front to find that the port a potty is out front on the side of the gas station - the opposite direction this guy was leading them. I took my boys back to my husband and brought my girls back into use the bathroom. I see the guy works there so I stop and told him that it is not okay to lead kids off away from their parents without telling them. He agains flips out and starts yelling at me "to get out of HIS town." What a nut! The guy was already in a neck brace....I'm going to assume that is from the last parent who had to kick this pervert's a$$. PLEASE, if you are headed northbound, go a couple miles further to nice gas stations and avoid this guy. If you have to stop - watch your kids!

Dear Love's RV Stop Team, I am writing to share feedback…read moreregarding our recent stay at Site 66 on August 26th. On a positive note, I want to compliment your team on the cleanliness of the facilities--the Hardee's restaurant, convenience store, gas station, restrooms, and showers were all exceptionally clean and well-kept. However, a few operational details on the RV side significantly impacted our overall experience. First, when we arrived in the early evening to check in and set up, the automatic sprinkler system was running directly on our site. Because the sprinklers had been running, the gravel walkways and surrounding ground were completely muddy and wet, forcing us to spend the evening walking through mud that repeatedly got tracked into our motorhome. To make matters worse, the sprinklers started up again in the morning between 6:00 AM and 7:00 AM while we were preparing to leave. Trying to retract our slide-outs, disconnect our water and sewer lines, and pack up our electrical cables while dodging sprinklers was frustrating. Adjusting the sprinkler schedule to run during off-peak hours (such as overnight) would make a huge difference for guests checking in, relaxing outside, or packing up early to head out. Finally, while most travelers may bring their own shower products, the soap provided in the showers feels like standard, harsh hand soap from a regular public sink. Upgrading to a creamy body soap would complement your clean facilities and offer a much better experience for anyone using the provided amenities. With a few simple adjustments to the sprinkler timing and shower amenities, the overall guest experience would be greatly improved.

The Hardees in this Love's Travel Stop is terrible. I ordered lunch on 7/13/2026 around 11 AM and…read morethe burgers were cold, the bun was hard as a rock (3 people including me complained about the hardness of the buns). My wife's chicken sandwich had undercooked chicken, and the fries were cold. Don't waste your money. Eat the food that is in the Loves Travel Store itself. Loves needs to get rid of this Hardees or get new management for it.

My husband and I just passed through the area on our way to Oregon and decided to stop here for a…read morebathroom break. Upon arrival, the first thing I noticed was a portable toilet and jokingly said to him that I hoped that wasn't the only bathroom option. We have my two-year-old cat with us, so I suggested he investigate the premises while I watched her in the car. In the meantime, I witnessed what appeared to be various men aimlessly wandering around the parking lot as if they were lost and confused. When my husband returned, I found out why. The indoor bathroom connected to the museum is only available to women, and men are required to use the portable toilet. Why is beyond me. I entered the museum when a male voice behind me uttered, "Restrooms?" That's when I pointed to the sign on the door and proceeded to explain to who I thought was yet another perplexed male visitor that I was told only women were allowed to access the indoor restroom, and men had to use the portable toilet. I then noticed his shirt and realized he was an employee practically tripping over himself to direct me to the facilities, which I thought was weird. Before I even entered the bathroom, I was turned off by some sign on the door shooing away men and encouraging women to "sit down and relax during the performance." (Huh?) While doing my business, I saw another sign by the doorknob along the lines of, "Before you leave, do you have your sunglasses? Phone? Purse? Panty up?" (Seriously, panty up? Who talks like that?) There were other strange pictures and signs in and around the bathroom that I didn't have time to explore because I was so creeped out and concerned about someone secretly watching me pee. Instead, I booked it the hell out of there as fast as I could back to my car in time to continue seeing befuddled men wandering about the parking lot. As far as the portable toilets go, my husband said they were "disgusting," "stuffed," and looked like they hadn't been emptied in three years to the point that if you sat down to poop, "your butt would be covered." These were exact quotes from him. He also added how overpriced gas was. Please avoid, if at all possible.

We stopped while traveling in the hopes of a quick bathroom and snack stop. The bathrooms are only…read moreavailable to museum goers and then only if you are a woman or child. Men use the port-a-potty outside by the phone pole. There really isn't a convenience store, just a Subway, some vending machines and a small collection of chips/candy bars. While the museum did look nice, we were in a hurry. Not a great stop. Hold out for Hardin, MT if you are heading north.

Stopped in to get gas for our generator.. Ended up getting a late lunch. They had a small menu and…read morevery reasonably priced. We had chicken wraps and and their combo appetizer item and it was good. They also offer lots of fried foods like appetizers, burgers, fish sandwiches, etc. They also offer breakfast items, and I understand even have a small breakfast buffet on Sundays when the owner is in town. Friendly service.

Fuel up your rig and get your family some snacks and…read moredrinks. Staff is nice enough. There is a hot food service counter. We like the breakfast burritos.

Well let's just say being one of two gas station in round up if one person gets the Corona virus…read morethen then the town will spread like the lighting that causes fires out here. The workers and customers do not wear mask like their DNA is separated from the human species. On a positive note the cashier was somewhat nice hence the two star versus one . Hope this town doesn't get infected

One of those "we've got everything" truck stops. One of the first gas stations you can get to…read moreafter leaving the Crow Agency.

The last two fuel stops here were interesting. Inoperative pumps. Last night the pump would not…read moreshut off after the fuel tank was full. It kept on pumping even after pulling it out of the tank, creating a large fuel spill. With no emergency shutoff in sight, I had to swing the hose baseball bat style into the concrete pole to make it stop pumping. Gas was all over the place. Called the sheriff about the spill and left after they arrived. This place is not like any other Flying J I have seen and I'll find a different fuel station on the next trip through Hardin.

This is the only gas station I've ever been to that doesn't supply a bathroom for its customers,…read moreonly porta potty's. A few years ago I got the explanation that the bathrooms were out of service temporarily. Years later they still are. What's even more crazy is there's a museum there attached to the station that I assume the owners are using to further entice people to stop. I'd trade a bathroom for the museum. Keep driving! There's a reason it looks like a great station from the outside, but yet you see very few cars there.

We're on our way to the Custer Battle Ground memorial and a fuel stop was very necessary, I'm glad…read morethese stations are along the way because even in a 2023 Honda Hybrid getting 43.8 miles per gallon you NEED fuel!