RV Dump Stations in the US & Canada
3,436 mapped dump-station records · United States & Canada
Dumping black and grey tanks is the one chore that dictates how long you can stay out. Boondock Finder maps public, campground, travel-center, and municipal dump stations across North America, with potable-water and fee details wherever the source record has them. Browse the free counts and previews below, or open the full interactive map as a supporter.
Counts are generated live from approved records. Where a source record carries no fee data we label it "fee not recorded" rather than assuming it is free.
Sample of what's mapped
A free preview of 5 records. Exact locations, directions, and the full interactive map of all 3,436 are part of supporter access.
- Dump Station$12.00Huntsville, UT · approx. 41.2, -111.8Potable water
- North Carolina Division of Parks & RecreationFee not recordedAlleghany County, NC · approx. 36.4, -81.0Potable water
- Green Acre ParkFee not recordedWaterloo, ON · approx. 43.5, -80.6Potable water
- Panther Creek State Park CampgroundFee not recordedWoodcrest Hills, TN · approx. 36.2, -83.4Potable water
- Manatee Springs SPFreeLevy County, FL · approx. 29.5, -83.0Potable water
Unlock the full dump-station map
Supporters get the complete interactive map of every mapped dump station in the US and Canada, exact coordinates, potable-water filters, and dump stops layered onto trip planning.
Common questions
- How many RV dump stations does Boondock Finder map?
- The count on this page is generated live from approved dump-station records in our database across the US and Canada. It grows as community submissions and imports are approved.
- Is the dump-station map free?
- A public preview, the live counts, and the state, corridor, and park landing pages are free to everyone. The full interactive map with exact locations and filters is a supporter feature that funds the data work.
- What is the difference between a dump station and potable water?
- A dump station empties black and grey tanks. Potable water is drinkable water for filling your fresh tank. Many sites have both, but not all — we store a separate potable-water flag and show it where it is set.
- How much do RV dump stations cost?
- Free at many public facilities, and commonly $10–$25 at private campgrounds and travel centers. Where a fee is recorded on a record we show it; where it is not, we say so rather than guessing.