A great place to take a break and walk around the gift shop…read more Unique interior. Lots of keepsake merchandise as well as clothing, shoes and boots. Staff was very polite and friendly. Bathroom nice and clean.

Stopped at Clines Corners Truck Stop during my road trip, and it's definitely a quirky slice of…read moreRoute 66 history. The place has that old-school charm -- from the neon sign glowing against the night sky to vintage machines that look straight out of a retro arcade. They've got a few fun throwbacks inside, like weight and horoscope machines and classic candy boxes that'll make you feel like you time-traveled to the 1950s. Just don't expect much in the way of snacks or souvenirs -- the offerings are pretty minimal. And fair warning: those fortune machines might take your coin and your curiosity but won't actually spit out a fortune (mine's still pending). On the plus side, the bathrooms were clean, which is the real gold star of any road trip stop! Overall, it's worth a quick stretch, photo, and nostalgia fix before hitting the road again.

Off I 40 West this rest area was a quick stop. Very clean restrooms covered picnic tables to keep…read moreout the hot summer sun. Met our needs. Non potable water would recommend to other travelers

Fairly large area to park and get a break but there's no vending so that sucked. It's 19°…read morecurrently so hey I guess it's ok. Tons of trucks parked around the place as well so I guess they are enjoying it.

* It's always nice to find a rest area in NM that has facilities…read more *Restroom was clean *Vending machine worked * Water fountain to fill your water bottle * Walking areas and paths for you or puppers to take a stretch *Lots of shaded picnic spaces * Well maintained and clean with pretty flowers and trees

La Bajada is located approximately 15 minutes outside of Santa Fe. The area has been upgraded with…read moreholly hock flowers all around the perimeter of the rest area. Wash rooms were much cleaner this time. There was a security officer on duty which is new. Plenty of parking and good to get a rest from the day of driving.

Bathrooms were super clean and I ended up walking out with a beautiful new necklace. It's a fun…read moreplace to walk around if you have been driving for 24 hours straight like us!

I travel to 40 a lot, and this is the first time I have stopped at Bowlin's. From the outside, this…read moreplace doesn't look too impressive and small. Once you get inside. Oh boy! Was I wrong. They have some really cool stuff that other road stop sites do not have plus they have a Dairy Queen. Anyway, the staff is very friendly and one guy in particular by the name of Ron who helped me out tremendously. He had a wealth of knowledge regarding pretty much everything in the store, especially fireworks. You know, it seems like customer service these days is almost nonexistent, but this place proved me wrong again. Gas station and Restrooms were clean. this will be one of my stops from here out when I come through town.

Headed out of town & went inside to see if there was anything suitable to eat. I hit the jackpot!…read moreThere was a little food truck type shop permanently established inside with the most delicious breakfast burritos. The burritos were made to order and better than what I was expecting to get from a quick stop at a gas station. Grabbed some coffee from the convenience store & I was a happy camper!

Good place to fuel up. They have large areas around the pumps so larger vehicles and RVs can get…read morefuel. There is parking on the sides, as well. They also have a Subway inside so you can grab lunch to go or sit at the tables inside. The tables were also used by people getting drinks and snacks. Nice to take a break from the drive. The store has a huge amount of snacks, including spicy ones with New Mexico chili flavors. The store and restrooms are clean and nice. Good choice to make that rest stop as you travel through the area. I would definitely stop again and get those red and green chili snacks!

Nice place for emergency gas stop in otherwise Barron stretch. Nice small store with the essentials…read moreand friendly staff.

We country folks only have a few little stores we can go to without having to travel all the way to…read morethe city. Pecos river station is conveniently located between Santa Fe and Las Vegas and has never disappointed. They are very friendly and the place is well kept.

I enjoyed my stop here. I did not go to into the casino but I did use the convenience store. The…read morestaff was kind, the bathroom was clean and the store was well stocked with a variety of snacks and drinks. I would definitely stop here again.

Hi I lost my wife working there the store is cool could use…read morebetter management and structure for employees a core value of work not play..needs more things for truckers..but not bad

Nice clean rest stop area. Love that there are covered picnic booths to have a snack or mea.read more

Walking Sands Rest area is located in a remote area of New Mexico between Albuquerque and Las…read moreCruces. The mountains are in the back for southbound side. The structures are very dark and don't look as appealing as other rest areas. However, there are nice tables and benches inside.

The travel center is clean and operates 24/7. It is for weary travelers to park and rest, they…read morecan purchase food from the market or use the casino next door. Outside parking.

Very big, nice and clean, except one over stuffed toilet. Some of you people have no home training…read moreleaving bathrooms so disgusting. Anyway, the travel center is good, they have showers and laundry as well, and of course gas. Everything you need to get or replace is here, good stop.

I love stopping at Loves when on road trips. Great gasoline prices. Very friendly staff who wish…read moreme safe travel and thank me for stopping at Loves. I have visited many Loves travel centers and the facilities have always been super clean. Food from one or more restaurants is available and various items (including motor oil and ice cream) are sold at reasonable prices in their stores.

We rolled into a Love's Travel Stop somewhere in the dusty middle of New Mexico with a car running…read moreon fumes and a group running on beef jerky and stubborn hope. From the outside, it looked like an oasis--bright lights, clean pumps, and a big red heart that whispered, "Come in, traveler... we have clean bathrooms." Inside was a beautiful chaos: truckers comparing boots, kids losing their minds over slushies the size of small buckets, and a guy at the counter trying to buy a single banana and a windshield wiper. I headed for the restroom, and let me tell you, it was clean enough that I almost considered living there. Almost. The snack aisle was a spiritual experience--wall-to-wall trail mix, Hot Cheetos, and mystery meat sticks. I grabbed a soda, a slice of gas station pizza and got back on the road feeling satisfied. Love's isn't just a gas station. It's a strange, wonderful rest stop between "Where are we?" and "Are we there yet?" And in New Mexico, that's pretty much magic.