Dumping Tanks in an Empty Full Service Site
Last week I was staying in a full service site in a national park. The park has hundreds of sites, only about a third of which are full service. The rest of the park shares 2 dump stations which are a...
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Those who promote the idea that it all goes to the same place are simply wrong.
Sometimes it does sometimes it doesn't.
The more remote the location the more likely it does not go to the same place.
Those 3" and 4" pipes are connected to pumps and tanks that store and move the sewage as required. A FHU site is not engineered to the same capacity as a dump station.
In some case dumping at a FHU site is very doable in other cases it will cause havoc.
Check first before dumping. Sewer systems do overflow and leak into the environment.
Sometimes it does sometimes it doesn't.
The more remote the location the more likely it does not go to the same place.
Those 3" and 4" pipes are connected to pumps and tanks that store and move the sewage as required. A FHU site is not engineered to the same capacity as a dump station.
In some case dumping at a FHU site is very doable in other cases it will cause havoc.
Check first before dumping. Sewer systems do overflow and leak into the environment.
