Russell's Truck & Travel Center RV Parking

Truck stop with the normal truck stop shopping, a Subway and a classic diner style full service restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. They have showers and laundry. A good place to stop on a long empty highway. They have a "museum" collection of beautiful old cars. It felt more like a harvest host then a typical truck stop. The parking was not crowded. We parked next to a parking lot island and were able to open our slides. There is another location in Glen Rio, NM.

Another awesome easy in/easy out boondocking spot! This one is along I-25 in north eastern New Mexico - Russel’s Truck Stop in Glenrio, exit 419.

This is an “indie” truck stop and not at all the ordinary (noisy, smelly, dirty) travel center. Big wide open space on the north side of the property has “No Idling” rules and it appears there are 50amp power pedestals for hourly power, but I could not confirm they work. No charge for overnight, and plenty of room to push out the slides.

It was a cool 65 degrees overnight in August. Russell’s has full truck stop services, a Subway, and a full service restaurant with great breakfast food. Russel’s also has a vintage car collection on display!

The truck stop has a large parking area and we pulled in and stayed the night without problem. Filled up with gas and bought breakfast burritos to go in the morning.
The store is basic, but has coffee. The best part of this stop is the nice parking area for a safe overnight.

Good place to stop for the night when driving I 25. Nice people and lots of room. Many trucks but they were not to noisy. Had one bar on Verizon LTE

We stayed only one night. The lot is a large paved asphalt area. The convenience store is reasonably stocked. Subway is the restaurant. I saw pedestals with 20 amp receptacles along the lot perimeter. Don't know availability / cost.

Arrived at 10pm and 4 other fifth wheels were there. Road noise was not that bad!