Hood River Dump Station | Sanitation Dump Station
United States
Details
- Verified:
- 7 days ago
- GPS:
- 45.71352, -121.51960
- Altitude:
- 12.0 masl
- Contributor:
-
highfish
Amenities
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Description
Dump Station and potable water ($10).
Non-Potable water at the dump station, and potable water at a tap forward of the dump station.
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It’s an excellent waste water treatment RV site. Sani, Sewer, potable water
Report Check-InAs stated, free for both dumps and potable water. Easy in and out.
Report Check-InFree potable water and dump station. Super easy to find and pull up to!
Report Check-InJust as described. If you’re in a van or car then check out the riverside park just NW of it for a nice scenic stop (22 feet vehicle limit)
Report Check-InWell set up dump station , with a hose non- potable for clean up. there is potable water 50' in front. Clean and free.
Report Check-InSuper quick and easy! Was able to dump my toilet and grey water from my van. free.
Report Check-InStreet parking in front of dump station, very close to waterfront. All other street parking in this area now has clear “No overnight parking” signs.
Report Check-InYou'd never know that there was a public dump station at the Hood River treatment plant... except for sites like iOverlander and sanidumps.com. A lack of a dump station at a nearby (10-15 miles away) Oregon State Park required that we find a dump station someplace fairly near the park we stayed at so we could lighten our load before we headed home. Everything worked properly at the dump station, but the dump hole cover appeared well used. The design of the dump station was really good and a small spill or a bit of a slight hose leak would easily go down the drain because of how distinctly sloped the concrete is down to the dump hole. The only drawback is that there is a noticeable treatment plant smell while you are dumping there. Potable water is located farther forward from the dump station, in typical fashion, dump first, pull forward, and fill your fresh tank.
Report Check-InEasy access off the interstate. Popular, so there may be a bit of a wait on busy weekends.
Report Check-Init's closed for road construction! the next one is west in Cascade Locks at the Port Campground!
Report Check-InNice dump site! Has two separate pull ups for dumping and potable water which is always nice so you don’t feel rushed if someone is behind you. Clean and spacious.
Report Check-Incame here in early October and filled up on water and dumped for free at around 5 p.m. on a Friday
Report Check-InClean, easy to find, near activities, food and I84. This station is clean, and has a chain with hook attached so you don’t have to touch your hands or feet to the actual drain cover like other dumps. Best of all, it’s FREE for dump and portable water. I don’t see restrictions in terms of what time you can visit. I stopped here at 3:45pm on a Sunday.
I don’t see a campground here as referenced in other posts. I know this exact area is a newer development so perhaps the campground closed.
Report Check-InTake a right at the dump station sign and then immediate left on the unmarked Street
Report Check-InPotable water, open 24/7. Stayed on the neighbouring road (2nd Street) for a fortnight with no issues
Report Check-InSmall Camping ground a little outside of Hood River, it is called Tucker Park. Nice spot for a stopover and the town is also nice to have a walkaround. stayed here with our campervan (20' long) for 1night. cost us 20dollars.
we parked at the end loop of the park closer to the river and not an rv slot
Dump Station and water (free).
One tap has Potable and one has No-Potable water.