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Lake Havasu City and Parker RV dump stations

The Lake Havasu RV dump station open to non-campers is at Lake Havasu State Park, 699 London Bridge Road, for $20. Down the river in Parker, Boondocks RV Station on S. California Ave. sells dumps from $10 plus potable water and propane, Thursday to Monday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

By the RV Dump Guide Team · Published · Checked against 9 official sources

Verify before you go. Dump stations close for repairs, and fees and rules change. Everything here comes from the linked official sources, last checked . See a change? Tell us.

Map

All 7 places on this page. Tap a pin for who can dump there, then open the full listing below.

Public dumpCampers or permit onlyNo dump listedSome pins are approximate (a park or address point, not the exact dump). See each listing.

Cattail Cove, Buckskin Mountain and River Island keep their dumps for campers, and La Paz County Park says it has no public dumps right now. The two truck stops at I-40 Exit 9 list propane but no dump.

Every Havasu and Parker stop we checked

PlaceWhereRV dumpWaterPropane
Lake Havasu State Park699 London Bridge Rd, Lake Havasu City$20 if not camping, included with a campsiteIncluded with a campsiteNot listed
Cattail Cove State ParkHwy 95, 15 miles south of Lake Havasu CityPark guests onlyNot listedNot listed
Buckskin Mountain State Park5476 N US Hwy 95, ParkerPaid overnight campers onlyNo fill if not registeredNot listed
River Island State Park5200 N Hwy 95, ParkerRegistered campers onlyNo fill if not registeredNot listed
La Paz County Park7350 Riverside Dr, ParkerNo public dumps right nowCampsites with utilitiesNot listed
Boondocks RV Station1721 S. California Ave, Parker$10 to $20 by axles$6 to $10 by axlesTanks and RV fill
Love's #386I-40 Exit 9, 14875 AZ Hwy 95Not listedNot listedBulk and exchange
Pilot #211I-40 Exit 9, 14750 AZ-95Not listedNot listedCylinder
Crossroads Campground (BLM)Parker Strip, California sideNone listedNo potable waterNot listed

"Not listed" means the official page didn't show it on the day we checked. It doesn't prove the service is missing, so call ahead if you need it.

Dumping at Lake Havasu State Park when you aren't camping

Arizona State Parks says the dump station is for registered campers, and non-campers may use it for $20.00. It's one of the state park dumps that charge $20 to anyone who isn't camping.

  • Entrance fee: the park lists $20 per vehicle Monday to Thursday and $25 Friday to Sunday and holidays. Ask at the gate whether you pay it on top of the dump fee.
  • Hours: the park is open 24 hours, year-round. The visitor center and park store are open 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. March to October and 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. November to February.
  • Camping there: a campsite reservation includes the showers, water and dump station.

Boondocks RV Station in Parker: prices by axle

Boondocks is an RV service stop on S. California Ave. Its site lists dump stations with hoses and gloves, potable water, and propane you pay for right at the pump.

  • Dump: $10 for a one-axle RV, $15 for two axles, $20 for three.
  • Potable water fill: $6, $8 or $10, by the same axle count.
  • Propane: tank and RV fills, plus new and refurbished 20, 30 and 40 lb tanks for sale.
  • Tank cleaning: hydro-jet black and gray tank cleaning by appointment, $85 for the first tank and $40 for each additional tank.
  • Hours: Thursday to Monday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. It's closed Tuesday and Wednesday.

Call (928) 575-7995 before a midweek trip. The same business lists a second station in Quartzsite.

Parker Strip parks keep their dumps for campers

North of Parker on Hwy 95, two state parks have dumps you can only use if you're camping there. Arizona State Parks says Buckskin Mountain allows no dump or fill for unregistered campers, and the same rule applies at River Island, where the dump sits on the SW side of the park across from the ranger station. Both list a $10 entrance fee for a vehicle with one person and $20 for 2 to 4 people.

La Paz County Park, 8 miles north of Parker off Hwy 95, has 114 RV sites with utilities. The county parks site says there are no public dumps at this time.

Across the river, BLM's Crossroads Campground is dry camping with no potable water and one vault toilet. From Parker, cross the bridge north, turn right and drive about 7 miles. Fill and empty your tanks in town first.

Propane at I-40 Exit 9, north of the lake

Where Hwy 95 meets I-40, two truck stops list Exit 9 addresses. Neither lists an RV dump on its location page.

  • Love's #386 lists bulk propane, propane tank exchange, an RV hookup, laundry and 3 pull-thru RV parking spots. The store is listed as open 24 hours.
  • Pilot #211 lists cylinder propane and RV fuel lanes, also open 24 hours.

Fuel and propane prices on chain pages change often, so check at the pump.

Quick plan for the river

  1. Coming up US-95 from I-10? Dump at the paid stops on Central Blvd in Quartzsite before you head north, or plan around the other I-10 stops across Arizona.
  2. In Parker Thursday to Monday, dump and fill water at Boondocks for $10 to $20.
  3. In Lake Havasu City, pay $20 at Lake Havasu State Park and ask about the entrance fee.
  4. Camping at Cattail Cove, Buckskin Mountain or River Island? Dump on your way out, since it comes with your site.
  5. Leaving on I-40? Fill propane at Exit 9, but empty your tanks before you get there.

Who can dump where

Every place on this page, sorted by who is allowed to use the dump. Tap a name for the full listing.

Who can use each RV dump, and which other services are listed
PlaceWho can dumpWaterPropaneOvernight
Lake Havasu State ParkPublic, fee if not camping––
Boondocks RV Station (Parker)Public, fee if not camping–
Cattail Cove State ParkRegistered campers only––
Buckskin Mountain State ParkRegistered campers only––
River Island State ParkRegistered campers only–
Love's Travel Stop #386 (Lake Havasu City, I-40 Exit 9)No RV dump listed–
Pilot Travel Center #211 (Lake Havasu City, I-40 Exit 9)No RV dump listed––

Every listing

Grouped by access. Fees and rules are quoted from each official source.

Public, fee if not camping 2

Lake Havasu State Park

Public, fee if not camping
RV dumpOvernight

699 London Bridge Road, Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403

Access
Open to non-campers for a fee.
Fees
Dump Station Fee $20.00 for non-campers. The 2026 fee schedule also lists daily entrance at $20 per vehicle Monday to Thursday and $25 Friday to Sunday and holidays; ask at the entrance whether both apply.
  • Arizona State Parks: a campground reservation includes use of the dump station; non-campers may use it for $20.00.
  • Fee schedule lists overnight parking (10 p.m. to 6 a.m.) at $10.00 and hookup camping at $50.00.
  • Arizona State Parks: the park is open 24 hours, year-round; the visitor center and park store are open 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. March to October and 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. November to February.

Source: Arizona State Parks: Lake Havasu State Park facility information, Arizona State Parks: Lake Havasu State Park (address), Arizona State Parks: Fee schedule. Last checked . Approximate park location (OpenStreetMap), not the exact dump. Follow park signs to the dump station.

Boondocks RV Station (Parker)

Public, fee if not camping
RV dumpWaterPropane

1721 S. California Ave., Parker, AZ 85344

(928) 575-7995

Access
Open to the public, Thursday to Monday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (Parker hours on the business's site).
Fees
Dump: $10 one axle, $15 two axles, $20 three axles. Potable water fill: $6, $8, $10 by axles. Propane paid at the pump.
  • Boondocks RV Station lists dump stations equipped with hoses and gloves, potable water fill, propane tank and RV fill paid at the pump, and a filtered water machine.
  • Hydro-jet holding tank cleaning by appointment: $85 first tank, $40 each additional tank.

Source: Boondocks RV Station: Parker location, fees and hours. Last checked . Approximate: street-level OpenStreetMap point on California Avenue in Parker, not the exact lot. Use the street address.

Registered campers only 3

Cattail Cove State Park

Registered campers only
RV dumpOvernight

Cattail Cove State Park, Lake Havasu City, AZ 86405 (mailing address P.O. Box 1990)

Access
Park guests only.
Fees
Not posted separately; Arizona State Parks says the dump is for park guests only.
  • Arizona State Parks: dump station use is available for park guests only.

Source: Arizona State Parks: Cattail Cove State Park facility information, Arizona State Parks: Cattail Cove State Park (address). Last checked . Approximate park location (OpenStreetMap), not the exact dump. Follow park signs to the dump station.

Buckskin Mountain State Park

Registered campers only
RV dumpOvernight

5476 North US Hwy 95, Parker, AZ 85344

Access
Paid overnight campers only. No dump or fill for unregistered campers.
Fees
Included with paid overnight camping.
  • Arizona State Parks: the dump station is for paid overnight campers; no dump or fill is permitted for unregistered campers.

Source: Arizona State Parks: Buckskin Mountain State Park facility information, Arizona State Parks: Buckskin Mountain State Park (address). Last checked . Approximate park location (OpenStreetMap), not the exact dump. Follow park signs to the dump station.

River Island State Park

Registered campers only
RV dumpWaterOvernight

5200 N. Highway 95, Parker, AZ 85344

(928) 667-3386

Access
Registered campers only. No dump or fill for unregistered campers.
Fees
Included with a campsite. Park entrance fee $10 per vehicle (1 person) or $20 (2 to 4 people).
  • Arizona State Parks: the dump station is on the SW side of the park across from the ranger station; no dump or fill is permitted for unregistered campers.
  • The park has 37 campsites; the visitor center is at nearby Buckskin Mountain State Park.

Source: Arizona State Parks: River Island State Park facility information, Arizona State Parks: River Island State Park. Last checked . Approximate: OpenStreetMap point for River Island Market, which Arizona State Parks says is 1/4 mile outside the park. Not the exact dump.

No RV dump listed 2

Love's Travel Stop #386 (Lake Havasu City, I-40 Exit 9)

No RV dump listed
PropaneOvernight

14875 AZ Hwy-95, Lake Havasu City, AZ 86404 (I-40 Exit 9)

(928) 764-1505

Access
Open to the public. Love's lists the store as open 24 hours.
Fees
Not posted online. Ask inside.
  • Love's lists Bulk Propane, Propane Tank Exchange, RV Hookup, Laundry Facility and 3 pull-thru RV parking spots at this store.
  • Love's does NOT list RV Dump Service at this store (as of our last check).

Source: Love's: Travel Stop #386 Lake Havasu City. Last checked .

Pilot Travel Center #211 (Lake Havasu City, I-40 Exit 9)

No RV dump listed
Propane

14750 AZ-95, Lake Havasu City, AZ 86404 (I-40/AZ-95 Exit 9)

(928) 764-3030

Access
Open to the public. Pilot lists the store as open 24 hours.
Fees
Not posted online. Ask inside.
  • Pilot Flying J lists Cylinder Propane and RV Fuel Lanes at this store.
  • Pilot Flying J does NOT list an RV Dump Station at this store (as of our last check).

Source: Pilot Flying J: Pilot Travel Center #211 Lake Havasu City. Last checked .

Questions RVers ask

Where can I dump my RV tanks in Lake Havasu City?

Lake Havasu State Park at 699 London Bridge Road lets non-campers use its dump station for $20. The park also lists a $20 entrance fee Monday to Thursday and $25 on weekends and holidays, so ask at the gate whether you pay both. Registered campers there get the dump with their site. Cattail Cove, 15 miles south, is for park guests only.

Is there a public RV dump station in Parker, Arizona?

Yes. Boondocks RV Station at 1721 S. California Ave. lists a dump for $10 with one axle, $15 with two and $20 with three, plus potable water from $6 and propane. It's open Thursday to Monday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and closed Tuesday and Wednesday. Call (928) 575-7995 before you go.

Can I dump at Buckskin Mountain or River Island State Park if I'm not camping?

No. Arizona State Parks says both parks allow no dump or fill for unregistered campers. The dumps are included when you camp there. At River Island, the dump station is on the SW side of the park across from the ranger station. If you aren't camping, use Boondocks in Parker or pay $20 at Lake Havasu State Park.

Does La Paz County Park have an RV dump station?

La Paz County Park, 8 miles north of Parker off Hwy 95, has 114 RV sites with utilities, but the county parks site says there are no public dumps at this time. If you aren't staying there, plan to dump at Boondocks RV Station in Parker or at Lake Havasu State Park for $20.

Do the truck stops at I-40 Exit 9 have an RV dump?

Neither lists one. Love's #386 lists bulk propane, propane tank exchange, an RV hookup and 3 pull-thru RV parking spots, and Pilot #211 lists cylinder propane and RV fuel lanes. Both are listed as open 24 hours. For a dump nearby, use Lake Havasu State Park for $20 if you aren't camping.

Sources

  1. Arizona State Parks: Lake Havasu facility information (dump fee, hours, entrance fee)
  2. Arizona State Parks: Cattail Cove facility information
  3. Arizona State Parks: Buckskin Mountain facility information
  4. Arizona State Parks: River Island facility information
  5. La Paz County Parks: home page (No Public Dumps at this time)
  6. Boondocks RV Station: Parker fees and hours
  7. Love's: Travel Stop #386 Lake Havasu City
  8. Pilot Flying J: Pilot Travel Center #211 Lake Havasu City
  9. BLM: Crossroads Campground

How we checked. We only list a service when an official source says it exists, and we quote fees exactly as posted, following our verification method. Corrections: [email protected].

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