RV dump stations in California

79 are at campgrounds or RV parks, 3 at rest or service areas, 12 at fuel stations, and the rest are standalone or at locations without a name in the map data. Where the fee isn’t listed, assume there may be one – many campground dumps charge non-guests.

Before you go

• Opening times and fees change. Call ahead, or look for a sign at the entrance, especially in winter when many dumps close.
• “Customers only” and “private” stations usually require a fuel purchase or a campground stay.
• Potable water at a dump station is for filling your fresh tank – never use the rinse hose for drinking water.

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