DUMP CLOSED ONLY WATER RUNNING Travel Alberta Canmore Visitor Information Centre | Sanitation Dump Station
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- 2 days ago
- GPS:
- 51.10633, -115.36691
- Altitude:
- 1327.7 masl
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Rest area, noisy but free RV services: water, sany-dump (seasonal), wifi, washrooms, park pass. Overnight possible. Large dog walk area. The expensive municipal RV park nearby is also available for 35 $cad
Comment: After speaking to Staff in Visitor Centre, there is no overnight parking allowed. They do have signs posted as well. You can also be ticketed and towed.
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Dump is permanently CLOSED but water is running. (check at the picture)
Report Check-InNon potable and potable water, dump station, pick nic tables and toilets.
Report Check-InDumping station and drinking water free at the Canmore visitor centre
Report Check-InPassamos por aqui dia 21 de outubro e já estava fechado para o inverno.
We passed by on the 21st of October and it was already closed for the winter.
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Report Check-InPotable water and non-potable with dump, very accessible for large vehicles
Report Check-InDumping station closed (until 20th May, estimate). Signs of no overnight parking, but there were some cars and RV there early in morning (7 am).
Report Check-InThis is a great spot for a picnic, washroom break, and a chance to walk your dog. It also connects to the Legacy Trail for a bike ride (Canmore to Banff). There is a sanitation dump station that is seasonal.
https://www.travelalberta.com/ca/listings/travel-alberta-canmore-visitor-information-centre-1041/
Sani-dump currently closed for the winter. Visitor centre still open though to use the washroom from 7am-10pm
Report Check-InVery clean.
Spots for recycling and garbage.
Sanitation dump and water. Both potable and non.
It’s pretty busy.
Slept there for 3 nights with my partner and friends (the banana club). Two vans and a SUV with roof top tent. Staff says overnight parking is forbidden and there are also No Overnight signs. However, during one of our stays, at around 10pm a police officer drove right through the lot, there were at least 10 parked campers and cars (including mine with the tent on the roof). The officer drove through, then did an U turn and drove for the second time. During his second passage, he stopped right in front of my tend, and in a very chatty and friendly approach said that he never saw a roof top tent before, and then left.
We assumed that as long as the overnighters respect the place, keeping it clean, quiet and tidy, no problems will arise and staying there will be completely possible.
Report Check-InThere is no overnight parking, they do have small signs that state no overnight parking or parking. They have started to enforce this as well. Washrooms were clean.
Report Check-InWe spent a few nights here- it becomes quite the campervan city at night. There were even a couple larger rvs, truckers, motorhomes, and a car top tent. There are a couple small signs that say no overnight camping, but it is clearly not enforced.
Report Check-InRest area, noisy but free RV services: water, sany-dump, wifi, washrooms, park pass. Overnight possible. The expensive municipal RV park nearby is also available for 35 $cad.
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