LIST OF DUMP STATIONS
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Steve CDN
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The directory called "The RVer's Friend" contains truck stops and dump stations. Sometimes the Welcome Center of the State or Province will have the information available.
State and Natioanl Parks contain dump stations that charge a nominal rate as do private campgrounds. All Flying J Truck Stops as well as Many Loves Truck Stops.
I believe other Truck stop chains do as well, so others can add to the list.
Are you planning to travael to Canada? Other sources are available there.
State and Natioanl Parks contain dump stations that charge a nominal rate as do private campgrounds. All Flying J Truck Stops as well as Many Loves Truck Stops.
I believe other Truck stop chains do as well, so others can add to the list.
Are you planning to travael to Canada? Other sources are available there.
The following site list various dump stations in the 48 states.? The list consist of state parks, visitor centers, Flying J and other stations.?
http://www.rvdumps.com/index.htm
If you are planning a trip, you could copy and paste the various states dump stations you will be traveling.? Then print out the various states sites.? There is a book on the market that list the various dump stations.
http://www.rvdumps.com/index.htm
If you are planning a trip, you could copy and paste the various states dump stations you will be traveling.? Then print out the various states sites.? There is a book on the market that list the various dump stations.
Steve CDN
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Spider,
Thanks for sharing that helpful resource!
Thanks for sharing that helpful resource!
Barb
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Another book i find very useful is the REST AREA GUIDE. It has info on which rest areas that allow overniting. Also rv dump station, truck stops, and dinning choices. It's about have the size as the rv'er guide, but most of the same info. As with any publication, we have found out of date information in both the rv'ers friend, and the rest area guide. I wonder if they come from the same source. I think the most up to date and useful book is the NEXT EXIT. It list everything available on all the exits on all the interstates in the US, and Canada. Everything that is RV friendly is listed in Red.
Barb
Barb
Smoky
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Aye the Next Exit is a dynamite book for those traveling the Interstates. I would not travel without it.
