Class A Need Propane as we Travel Interstates

[Eyeland]

We are new with a Class A and will need Prop? What is the best resource to check as we are moving down the road? Should we call the Truck Stop before arriving for the Prop I know and understand how get the Diesel at pumps If you guys have any suggestion concerning these matters Help!

[doxiemom11]

We have gotten propane at gas stations , Flying J truck stops, and at campgrounds. The campgrounds are usually more expensive. We have also asked others in the area and have been referred to hardware stores , propane companies, u-haul locations etc. Flying J is probably where we have filled the most.

[obgraham]

RV parks were always the easiest source of LP for me.

[DrewE]

If you don't see propane at the gas station, ask around. Often hardware stores, TSC, Agway, U-Haul, and of course propane dealers sell propane.

Unless you have a propane generator or are using the furnace a whole lot, it's unlikely you'll need propane super frequently. With the fridge, water heater, and cooking, I went about five weeks between propane fill-ups on a recent long trip. Of course that varies a lot with different tank sizes and usage habits, but it might give something of a general idea.

[jplante4]

The Allstays app has propane locations along the way.

[Dutch_12078]

Many of the Flying J truck stops have bulk propane available. It's usually near the RV lanes. If you have a smartphone, the Pilot/Flying J app will tell what amenities each location has. The Pilot stops are less likely to have propane, but some do. I've never seen propane at a Love's or TA, but some may have it.

[Lwiddis]

Full propane tanks don’t need refills often unless you are using the furnace. While not as available as gasoline, propane can be purchased easily. Most stations that sell propane have signs. Buying propane isn’t something to worry about.

Sorry to read you only travel interstates. 😞