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RVerDiane

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Posted: 04/10/12 01:38pm

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I'm finding that many of the CG's I will be staying in don't have dump stations. And I anticipate that I won't have internet access during some of that time so, are there any good books listing dump stations?

I will be traveling mostly in the west--CA, Oregon, Idaho, WY, Montana etc.

Thanks for any help you can give me.

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Posted: 04/10/12 01:47pm

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Here's a website. You could either print or copy and save to file.

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Posted: 04/10/12 01:55pm

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Some state park systems allow you to pay to dump. It would be an option while travelling.

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Posted: 04/10/12 02:26pm

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We never worry about dump stations. Either I ask my campin neighbors or keep my eyes looking for the dump station logo on the highway signs.

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You can download e books from Sani Dumps. com and then use them if you are not connected to the internet.

Here is a link...........Sanidumps.com

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Posted: 04/10/12 03:05pm

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That's a great answer...to a different question.

If you have a GPS, try these points of interest files.

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Posted: 04/10/12 05:07pm

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I am surprised as in our 50 years plus of camping I have never been to a CG that did not have a dump station.Granted some were very primitive compared to most today but never not one....JMHO. Jb

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Posted: 04/10/12 04:52pm

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I have always been able to find parks with dump stations in Woodalls or Trailer Life directories. Am I missing something?

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Posted: 04/10/12 04:58pm

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As well as those mentioned, sanidumps has a smart phone app.

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Posted: 04/10/12 06:52pm

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Well, I am currently booked in 3 that don't: Hodgdon Meadows in Yosemite --dump station in the valley--, Dimond O in Stanislaus NF and Humboldt Redwoods SP.

I've never run into this problem before either. But I have a small rig with small tanks.

So thanks for any and all information you can give.