4 stations found
Prosser has 4 RV dump stations available for travelers, including 2 free options. Whether you're passing through or camping in the area, you'll find sanitary disposal facilities to keep your RV systems maintained.
Among the dump stations in Prosser, 1 station offers potable water. Check individual listings for current hours and any usage fees.
Station types in the area include dump only, dump and water facilities. Each type may have different access requirements and amenities available.
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Prosser, WA
Love’s Travel Stop, 700 Wine Country Rd, Prosser WA 99350 / 509-786-1293. Propane. $10 or less. I-82 Exit 80. Last updated: 7/13/2020 Love’s Travel Stop, 700 Wine Country Rd, Prosser WA 99350 / 509-786-1293. Propane. $10 or less. I-82 Exit 80.Last updated: 7/13/2020
Prosser, WA
Prosser Rest Area dump stationlocated in Prosser, Washington Potable water available.
Prosser, WA
RV dump stationlocated in Prosser, Washington. Free to use.
Prosser, WA
RV dump stationlocated in Prosser, Washington. Free to use.
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