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Contributor There’s a Love’s truck stop on the west side of Hwy 41, a few miles south of Terre Haute, IN. Easy access and turn around, clean, $10 and also have potable water. There is an RV center on the east side of Hwy 41 at the same intersection should you need something, don’t know their business hours.
Flying J/Pilot I-80 exit 432 has a working dump station. $10, running water available, but not next to dump site.
The Quarry Campground in Tolland CT has a dump station open to the public for $20. And a propane fill station on site.
RV Dump Station $20 welcome to the public. Please Venmo @capitolreefrvpark or use cash box to pay the fee. Once payment has been received please call or text 435-200-4464 to get code to unlock the Dump Station.
Dump station is located south side of the RV park, off the main road and located at the bottom of the hill.
Athens, GA allows you to dump your RV tanks at the Cedar Creek Water Reclamation Center free of charge. Address is Cedar Creek Water Reclamation
4100 Barnett Shosls Rd, Athens, GA 30605
Athens, Georgia Phone 706-613-3905. You have to call the number or speak to someone via the call button at the gate.
$10 dump station at Love’s in Brush CO. Easy in/out, have staff come out to unlock, pay inside.
Curtis Truck stop $8.00
Curtis Wi
Maverick station in Williams Arizona. I40 and Grand canyon Blvd. Free
Warren Bridge RV Dump Station
11971 U.S. 191 Pinedale, WY 82941 307-367-5300 Official Website
GPS: 43.0174, -110.1186
Fees: $5
Direct on highway 189
Dumping fee: $5
Cleansing water: Pressure very very low, a lot water spilled because of cracks in the system
Potable Water: You have to drive 100 meters to the “day use area” where there are some red potable water spigots
RV dump on the way down to the campground and boat launch. Potable water separate from the black tank flush.
$10 for non-campers, $5 for campers, Campsites, with water are $10/night ($5 with National Park access pass.)