Despite its snugness, it maintains a functioning water tap throughout the cold season.

It is in a very weird spot. Previous reviewers gave a good description on how to approach the dump and where the dump is.

A little tricky for big rigs. We are only towing a 23 foot trailer. Loop around between the store and the pumps to position your rig with the service side at the dump station. The Dump station is against the brick wall on the other side of the pumps. It can be tricky if people are parked in front of the store.

We have a 30 foot fifth wheel and had no problem maneuvering into where the dump station is set up. Dump station is next to the air & vacuum pumps.

I was hesitant to dump given the reviews of it being tight but we had no issue. When you turn right into the Speedway drive straight and go between the pumps and the parking following it around so you are oriented correctly for dumping. The dump is next to the air and vacuum. Hubby dumps alone usually so I ran in for coffee but he said he needed my help for the first time. The opening in the ground kept popping our elbow so he had to put a rock on top so it wouldn’t pop out and spill our tank contents into the parking lot. No potable water.

A little difficult pulling in to get to the dump station. Big rigs will not make it. Non-potable water at this stop. Other reviews said they filled up water here. There were no signs for potable water, so we checked with an attendant and confirmed it is non-potable water. Had to go to Black Bart’s RV park to fill up with water for $5.

We tow a 35’ fifth wheel. The station property has walls around it, and the turns around the busy gas pump islands to get into the dump/water area are pretty tight. We didn’t try it.

Free dump. Easier access than the Speedway on Butler. Clean and no hassle for throwing away trash bags.