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Caravan & RV Dump Points Across Australia
Finding somewhere to empty your cassette or black water tank shouldn't be the stressful part of travelling. This independently maintained resource helps caravanners and RV travellers find dump points across Australia, with practical details on access, facilities and what to expect when they arrive.
Dump point information changes over time - facilities close, fees change, access arrangements vary and new locations appear. Traveller contributions help keep the map useful, whether you're confirming details, reporting a change, or submitting a new dump point you discover on the road.
Planning your next stop? Search by town, browse by state, or use the interactive dump point map to see locations along your route.
New to Caravanning?
Start with our guide on how to use a dump point - what to pack, how the process works, and the simple etiquette that helps keep these facilities available for everyone.
How to Use a Dump PointGuides & Resources
Managing waste correctly on the road keeps our natural areas pristine and ensures facilities remain open for all travellers. Below is our library of practical guides covering equipment, cassette maintenance, council regulations, and state-specific rules.
Caravan Dump Points in Australia
A practical guide to dump points across Australia - what they are, where to find them, and what to expect when you arrive.
Read guideHow to Use a Dump Point
Step-by-step guide to emptying your cassette toilet or black water tank safely, cleanly and without holding anyone up.
Read guideWhat to Pack in Your Dump Kit
Hoses, fittings, gloves, chemicals - what you need to carry to use a dump point cleanly and without hassle.
Read guideGrey Water and Black Water
What each type of waste is, how to dispose of it correctly, and the rules that apply across Australia.
Read guideDump Points with Drinking Water
Empty and refill in one stop - and know the difference between a drinking tap and a washout hose before you connect anything.
Read guideTravelling with a Composting Toilet
What goes where on the road - which waste a dump point can take, and how to dispose of the rest properly.
Read guideDump Points at Showgrounds
Cheap camping, room for big rigs, and often a dump point on site - how showground stays work and what to expect.
Read guideCouncil vs Caravan Park Dump Points
Public and private dump points play by different rules. Who can use each, what they cost, and how to choose your stop.
Read guideDump Point Etiquette
How to use dump points considerately and help keep sites open and in good condition for the whole caravanning community.
Read guideHow to Maintain and Clean a Toilet Cassette
Step-by-step care for cleaning, descaling, and lubricating seals to prevent odours and leaks.
Read guideCommon Questions
Are dump points free to use?
Most are. Of the 1,390 dump points we cover, 1,340 are free to use, with the rest charging a small fee or sitting inside paid facilities like caravan parks, where you may need to be a guest or pay a casual rate. Fees do change though, and occasionally before the data catches up - so treat the listing as a good guide rather than a guarantee, and carry a few coins just in case. If you strike a fee that isn't shown, reporting it from the listing page fixes it for the next traveller.
Can I put grey water down a dump point?
Many dump points can accept both black water and grey water, but this depends on the site and local requirements. Where available, using a designated dump point is the safest option rather than disposing of grey water onto the ground. Our guide to grey water and black water covers the rules in more detail.
What do I need to bring?
Disposable gloves, your cassette or drain hose, and a container of rinse water are the basics. Many dump points don't have a washout hose, so it pays to be self-sufficient. See what to pack in your dump kit for the full list.
What is an MLAK key and do I need one?
An MLAK key opens accessible toilets fitted with the Master Locksmiths Access Key system. Some dump point locations have accessible toilets with MLAK locks, giving key holders access 24 hours a day. Where a listing mentions MLAK, that's what it refers to. If you rely on accessible facilities, our MLAK key guide explains where to get one.
How accurate are the listings?
We cross-check every listing against the National Public Toilet Map on a regular basis, and travellers who've actually visited can confirm details or report a change directly from the page. Nothing beats a recent visit though, so for remote trips it's worth having a backup option in mind.
How can I update or correct a dump point listing?
Because things change quickly on the road, we rely on fellow travellers to help keep this resource accurate. If you spot a closed site, an incorrect fee, or missing details, you can submit a correction directly from that listing's page using the update form provided. For general questions or other feedback, feel free to head over to our contact page.
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Dump Points Near Me is built and maintained independently, with details cross-checked against the National Public Toilet Map and kept current by travellers who report changes as they find them. Read more about the site.