Springhill Miners Museum | Sanitation Dump Station

August 20th, 2024 by travellife

We stayed for one night at the miners museum. The gift shop/museum was well done with lots of artifacts, newspaper clippings. We had no trouble parking our trailer and we were the only ones there for the night. We missed the tour but plan to go back.

May 18th, 2024 by stupidinch29

Mostly flat field to the left of the Museum main building. Museum doesn’t open until June and closes end of December. Water and dump station. Quiet open field with dandelions and bumble bees today. 👍🏻😄🐝

December 3rd, 2023 by mrohloff95

Was still open yesterday. Water turned off of course. But dumping possible. Thank you!

August 18th, 2023 by steve.shannon74

took the tour at the museum camping as well.

August 10th, 2022 by rodgeo

Excelente lugar com grama calmo e silencioso. Dump e água potável.
Não deixe de fazer uma visita no museu.

July 12th, 2022 by donfrench1961

Open field. Fairly flat. As others have mentioned a dump station is located at the back left side of the field.

July 5th, 2022 by neptune246

Site de vidange et eau potable. Terrain gazonné. On y a passé la nuit et visité la mine le lendemain.

July 2nd, 2022 by gazzashazza11

Called in 2 July 2022 . Girl said they didn’t have a dump station but they do. It’s in the far left hand corner of the field behind the letterboxes. It was raining and ground was wet and looked soft so we didnt risk driving on it. Called around a few places. Evangeline’s campground wanted $60 to do a dump! Found one for $6.50 at Blomidom provincial campground

June 17th, 2022 by puncun

Interesting tour of the mine. Good spot for water and dump. Nice flat ground to stay at.

October 2nd, 2021 by funandadventurous

It’s on the back left side of the road. Behind the mail boxes. It’s a big field that big RV’s can easily access.

September 28th, 2021 by annikgm

dump station sur le gazon a gauche du musée

August 27th, 2021 by reedy707

Cool museum, water fill, dump station and overnight parking in their field. Inquiry in the museum and make a donation or take the $10 mine tour