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RV Dump Stations & Water Fill in Minnesota

  • 114 RV dump stations
  • 38 fresh water fill points
  • 4 listed as free
  • 61 counties

Unverified listing from public data. Dump stations close for the season, change fees and limit access to campers or customers. Check with the site before you go.

By county

St. Louis County (17)
Blue Earth County (7)
Olmsted County (7)
Clay County (6)
Lake County (6)
Beltrami County (4)
Cass County (4)
Cottonwood County (4)
Fillmore County (4)
Itasca County (4)
Lyon County (4)
Rice County (4)
Carlton County (3)
Dakota County (3)
Hennepin County (3)
Houston County (3)
Le Sueur County (3)
McLeod County (3)
Washington County (3)
Aitkin County (2)
Brown County (2)
Chisago County (2)
Crow Wing County (2)
Douglas County (2)
Freeborn County (2)
Goodhue County (2)
Mille Lacs County (2)
Mower County (2)
Nicollet County (2)
Pine County (2)
Pope County (2)
Renville County (2)
Stearns County (2)
Wabasha County (2)
Wadena County (2)
Winona County (2)
Wright County (2)
Anoka County (1)
Big Stone County (1)
Carver County (1)
Chippewa County (1)
Clearwater County (1)
Cook County (1)
Grant County (1)
Hubbard County (1)
Isanti County (1)
Jackson County (1)
Kanabec County (1)
Kandiyohi County (1)
Lake of the Woods County (1)
Martin County (1)
Morrison County (1)
Nobles County (1)
Pipestone County (1)
Polk County (1)
Ramsey County (1)
Redwood County (1)
Rock County (1)
Swift County (1)
Todd County (1)
Yellow Medicine County (1)

Common questions

Where can I dump my RV tanks in Minnesota?

Dumpmapper lists 114 RV dump stations in Minnesota, mostly from OpenStreetMap and Recreation.gov. Use the map to find the closest one, then confirm hours and access with the site.

Are there free RV dump stations in Minnesota?

4 of the listings here are tagged as free and 57 as charging a fee; the rest list no fee. Fees and free access change, so check before you go.

Where can I fill my RV fresh water tank in Minnesota?

38 listings are separate fresh-water fill points, and 72 dump stations also list potable water. Use a dedicated drinking-water hose, never the rinse hose at the dump.

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