Love's RV Dump Station

The RV conveniences are next to each other so it would be simple to avail yourself of propane and $10 dump. Friendly professional staff. Large store

The dump is on top of a raised curb then the inlet itself is raised another few inches which makes it a pain to drain into since it wasn’t the low point compared to the plumbing on my class A. Also, no potable water. Cost is $10

It is a bit of a disaster when the dump is both up on a curb and then another 2-3 inch raised pipe. This may work for very large 5th wheels, but not for our trailer. We should have known better than to try, but we tried anyway and now regret it. We ended up going to the Pilot in Tucson to properly finish dumping.

We found the RV dump station and went inside to pay the $10 and get the key to unlock the standpipe. I used my hose support to hold the pipe level so it would drain. There are two dump stations, both with rinse water but no portable water. Afterward we drove through the truck fuel pump lane to fill with water. I used a water filter but no regulator and it was ok. Two of the other lanes had spigots that only trickled so check that ahead of getting in line. They held my ID while the key was in my possession.

Great stop!! Good dump station and Adawas pumps. Go in and get the key to dump and be sure to pay for the DEF. The pumps only take LOVE cards

We arrived to dump our tanks. Hubby went into the store to pay and get the key to find out the dump was full. A sign at the dump station would have been nice

The dump connection sits up on a concrete section. It was about level with the exit valve on our travel trailer, so by the time you add the hose and elbow connection, you’re asking your water and waste to flow uphill. At least there was non-potable water there to help get the best flush we could. But sadly no potable water to fill our fresh tank.

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