Dump Station Observations
Typically the wife and I do long weekends and leave the campground on Monday or Tuesday. We love doing this as most people leave on Sunday and we get some campground time with very few others. Provide...
Forum Discussion
Seon wrote:Lynnmor wrote:PartyOf Five wrote:
I always wondered why we even choose to stand in line - it's not like waiting to use the toilet. Plenty of dump stations between any campground and anyone's home, and a few hundred pounds won't change anyone's gas mileage.
I know of none anywhere near my home.
Same here and that's why I tapped into my septic system at home. I will dump at an RV site where I've camped but won't wait in line if there's two or more units ahead of me then I'll dump at home.
I have seen a few rest stops here or there in different states which did have a dump station island before getting back on the Interstate.. I never had the need to use one but a nice gesture by that State/County to offer it and best of all I have never seen anyone using them so no lines if you need one..
Might also mention, plenty of small and large State parks through out the US, most have a dump station.
Some fuel stations like Flying Js offer dump stations also..
But, myself, typically camp with full hookups and dump before leaving camp site.. But I also have a "dump station" at home, basically a "clean out" opening for my septic system that I had put in just in case I ever needed to snake the septic line from the house to tank.. Does double duty as my dump station..
