RV Dump Stations in New Jersey

There are 13 RV dump stations in New Jersey in our directory. You'll find the most around Egg Harbor City, Budd Lake, Clinton, Jersey City, Lakewood. Pick a town below or scroll for the full list.

Updated November 2026

Map of New Jersey RV dump stations

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New Jersey towns with dump stations

All New Jersey RV dump stations

RV dump stations in New Jersey
NameLocationTypeFeeFresh water
Fla-Net Park Campground Dump StationNear Budd Lake, NJDump stationFee unknown—
Clinton RV Dump Station (Highlands Trail)Near Clinton, NJDump stationFee unknown—
Egg Harbor City RV Dump Station (Godfrey Bridge Rd)Near Egg Harbor City, NJDump stationFee unknown—
Egg Harbor Lake CampgroundEgg Harbor City, NJRV parkFee unknown—
Wading Pines Camping Resort Dump StationNear Egg Harbor City, NJDump stationFee unknown—
Liberty Harbor RVJersey City, NJRV parkFee unknownYes
Tip Tam Camping ResortNear Lakewood, NJRV parkFee unknown—
Cheesequake State Park CampgroundLaurence Harbor, NJCampgroundFee unknown—
Marmora RV Dump Station (Whippoorwill Way)Marmora, NJDump stationFee unknown—
Flying J Travel Center #688Penns Grove, NJFuel stopFee unknown—
Chestnut Lake RV ResortPort Republic, NJRV parkFee unknown—
Presidential Lakes Estates RV Dump Station (Glassworks Rd)Near Presidential Lakes Estates, NJDump stationFee unknown—
The Depot Travel Park Dump StationWest Cape May, NJDump stationFee unknown—

Frequently asked questions

How many RV dump stations are in New Jersey?

We list 13 RV dump stations in New Jersey, across 11 towns. The most are around Egg Harbor City, Budd Lake, Clinton, Jersey City, Lakewood.

Where can I dump my RV tanks for free in New Jersey?

None of the New Jersey stations we list are confirmed as free yet. Many city-run sites and rest areas do not charge, so check the individual listings and call ahead.

Do New Jersey RV dump stations have fresh water?

1 station in New Jersey is listed with a fresh water fill. Never use the rinse hose at a dump station for drinking water.