Sani Dumps
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Do Campgrounds Provide Full Service Hook-ups?
Most private campgrounds and RV parks provide electrical (the most common being 30 amp with some offering 50 amp), drinking water and sewage hook-ups at each campsite. Public parks such as provincial, national and recreation sites do not provide full hook-ups on site. Most of these sites are dry, and have communal water service. -
Do I have to pay to use a Sani-Dump Station?
Most sani-dump stations charge a fee, but there are some campgrounds and RV parks that offer this service free of charge to their registered guests. -
Where can I find a Sani-Dump Station?
Sani-Dump stations are often located in campgrounds, RV parks, truck stops and some highway rest areas. Visit www.sanidumps.com for an extended list of sani-dump station locations. -
What is the difference between Grey and Black Water?
Simply put, grey water is from drains (sinks, tubs and basins) and black water is from toilet facilities and a sewage holding tank.
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Who uses a Sani-Dump Station?
Sani-Dump stations are frequented by owners and renters of motor homes, campervans, recreational vehicles and boats that are equipped with toilet facilities and a sewage holding tank, commonly known as black water.
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What is a Sani-Dump Station?
A Sani-Dump Station is a place where RV owners and renters can dump their grey and black water into a sanitary sewer in a safe and responsible way.