The answer is yes.
I will tell you of an advertisement you see in RV magazines and how to make the first scene happen.
Stinky RV, you see lines coming off it (Clearly "Black Tank Odor") and nobody parked nearby.... Then (in the ad) you dump in some expensive nasty chemicals they sell which contaminate ground water for the next hundred years or so and the odor goes away.. In the fictional world of the ad.
How to make it happen
Straight drop from your dump valve to the park's hole in the ground, NO DIPS that can trap water in the drain hose (how I'm hooked up as I type) OPEN either valve and leave it open.. Odor from underground travels up the hose, into your tank and out the vents making yours the Stinky RV
NOTE: this works in a locker room shower if nobody showers and the water in the drain traps evoprates (Story follows)
Solution Close the valves, trapping the stink below the valves.
Other story: Men't toilet/shower at work (I was a police dispatcher) once got Very Stinky.. Finally I took a large "mug" and dumped about 2 quarts of water down each floor drain, both in the shower area nad the non-shower area.
30 minutes later.. No more stink. Just like that. Same concept exactly
WHY they have traps in those pipes by the way.
You know. that was a major post, Biggest in the department in fact, we had over 100 Troopers and every rank short of Captain in that post.
And it took a DISPATCHER to figure it out.
Home was where I park it. but alas the.
2005 Damon Intruder 377 Alas declared a total loss
after a semi "nicked" it. Still have the radios
Kenwood TS-2000, ICOM ID-5100, ID-51A+2, ID-880 REF030C most times