Dump stations for campervans
Disposal stations at a glance
A selection of 24 stations from 7697 entries. Find all stations and filters on the map. Service information may be incomplete.
Last data import from OpenStreetMap:
Henåns ställplats
Electricity
Fee required
Bua Hamn
No service details available in OpenStreetMap.
Fee unknown
Station camping-car de Noyon
Fresh water · Electricity
Fee required
Aire CAMPING-CAR PARK de Saint-Jacut-de-la-Mer
Fresh water · Grey water · Chemical toilet
Fee required
Tyhjennyskaivot
No service details available in OpenStreetMap.
Fee unknown
Parking de l'aigle
Fresh water
Fee required
Abwasser-Entsorgungsrinne
Grey water
Free
Слив нечистот
No service details available in OpenStreetMap.
Fee required
Aire de- ervices pour camping-cars Corbieres Sud
No service details available in OpenStreetMap.
Fee unknown
Aire de camping-car Cave Coopérative Saint-Paulet-de-Caisson
Fresh water
Free
Braunston North Elsan Point
No service details available in OpenStreetMap.
Fee unknown
SONED Teboulba نقطة تصريف المياه بطبلبة
Fresh water
Fee unknown
Entsorgungsstation
No service details available in OpenStreetMap.
Fee unknown
Szennyvíz átemelő
No service details available in OpenStreetMap.
Fee unknown
Sani-Station
Fresh water · Electricity
Fee required
Feildes Lock Elsan Point
No service details available in OpenStreetMap.
Fee unknown
Aire Campingcar Kergroes
Fresh water · Grey water · Chemical toilet
Free
Estação de Serviço de Autocaravanas Intermarché
No service details available in OpenStreetMap.
Free
Camper
Fresh water
Free
Area de Cantavieja
Fresh water · Grey water · Chemical toilet
Free
Wohnmobilstellplatz Weingarten
Fresh water
Fee required
JKP Ušće
No service details available in OpenStreetMap.
Fee unknown
Piazzola ecologica
Fresh water
Fee required
Fenny Stratford Elsan Point
No service details available in OpenStreetMap.
Fee unknown
How does a dump station work?
Frequently asked questions
What is a dump station for campervans?
- A disposal and service station is a place where campers can responsibly empty grey water and the chemical toilet cassette and refill fresh water. Some stations also offer power hookups.
What is the difference between grey water and black water?
- Grey water is the waste water from the sink and shower. Black water – the contents of the chemical toilet – contains sewage and must only go into the dedicated drain-point disposal.
Are dump stations free?
- It varies. Many stations are free, others charge a fee. Use the “Free” filter to show only no-fee stations. Where no information is available, a fee may still apply on site.
Where does the data come from?
- The stations come from OpenStreetMap, an open geodata project. Because the data is maintained by volunteers, not every service is always recorded – a missing detail does not necessarily mean a service is absent.