RV Dump Stations in Mount Vernon, IL
There is 1 RV dump station in Mount Vernon, Illinois, and 10 more within 40 miles.
Dump stations in Mount Vernon
| Name | Location | Type | Fee | Fresh water |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Love's Travel Stop #824 | Mount Vernon, IL | Fuel stop | Fee unknown | — |
Map of dump stations around Mount Vernon
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More dump stations within 40 miles of Mount Vernon
| Name | Location | Distance | Type | Fee | Fresh water |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Love's Travel Stop #318 | Ina, IL | 8 mi | Fuel stop | Fee unknown | — |
| Gun Creek | Near Benton, IL | 14 mi | Campground | Fee unknown | Yes |
| Sesser RV Dump Station (N Sandusky Creek Dr) | Near Sesser, IL | 15 mi | Dump station | Fee unknown | — |
| North Sandusky Campground | Near Sesser, IL | 15 mi | Campground | Fee unknown | Yes |
| Sesser RV Dump Station (Rend Lake Bike Trail) | Near Sesser, IL | 16 mi | Dump station | Fee unknown | — |
| South Marcum Campground | Near Benton, IL | 17 mi | Campground | Fee unknown | Yes |
| Benton RV Dump Station | Near Benton, IL | 17 mi | Dump station | Fee unknown | — |
| Shagbark Group Area | Near Valier, IL | 17 mi | Campground | Fee unknown | — |
| South Sandusky Campground | Near Valier, IL | 18 mi | Campground | Fee unknown | Yes |
| Nashville RV Dump Station (Washington County Lake Trail) | Near Nashville, IL | 25 mi | Dump station | Fee unknown | — |
Planning a stop in Mount Vernon
- Nearest free dump station: Illini Campground Dump Station (35 miles).
- Nearest with fresh water: Gun Creek (14 miles).
- Love's Travel Stop #824 is off I-64 exit 80.
- On a road trip? See every RV dump station on I-57, by exit.
- On a road trip? See every RV dump station on I-64, by exit.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I dump my RV tanks in Mount Vernon, IL?
Love's Travel Stop #824 has an RV dump station in Mount Vernon. There are 10 more within 40 miles.
Is there a free RV dump station in Mount Vernon?
We have not confirmed a free dump station in Mount Vernon yet. Check each listing for its fee, and ask campgrounds whether they allow non-guests.