Big Tree RV Park
Jacksonville, FL
5221 Dunn Avenue
Type: camp_site · Fee clue: yes
Jacksonville is a strong RV route-planning city because I-95, I-10, coastal travel, and North Florida campground traffic all meet here. This page highlights the nearest Florida dump-station candidates so you can verify one before crossing the city or heading down the coast. Even when a Jacksonville-area listing exists, confirm whether the stop is public, guest-only, paid, or seasonal, and keep a second option ready before you drive.

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Data sources: Listings are generated from public OpenStreetMap sanitary dump station tags plus map/operator links where available. The directory is a planning aid, not a guarantee that a facility is open or public.
Last updated: Static directory build date: 2026-08-03. Verify hours, fees, access rules, and water availability before driving.
Owner updates: Campground, RV park, truck stop, and municipal facility owners can submit corrections for fees, hours, map links, amenities, and access rules.
Jacksonville, FL
5221 Dunn Avenue
Type: camp_site · Fee clue: yes
Saint Augustine, FL
525 West Pope Road
Type: caravan_site · Fee clue: unknown
Ormond Beach, FL
2099 North Beach Street
Type: caravan_site · Fee clue: unknown
Madison, FL
1051 Southwest Old Saint Augustine Road
Type: caravan_site · Fee clue: unknown
Wildwood, FL
4505 Monaco Way
Type: caravan_site · Fee clue: unknown
Scottsmoor, FL
4240 Deering Parkway
Type: caravan_site · Fee clue: yes
Monticello, FL
346 KOA Road
Type: caravan_site · Fee clue: yes
Wesley Chapel, FL
6946 Old Pasco Road
Type: caravan_site · Fee clue: unknown
Start with the nearest listings on this page, then compare free or unknown-fee candidates against the Florida, Texas, Arizona, or California state pages and verify the fee before driving.
Some route-adjacent truck stops or travel centers may have RV dump access near Jacksonville, but you should confirm public access, payment rules, and water availability before exiting the highway.
Costs vary by operator. Some stops are free, many are paid, and others are guest-only. Treat unknown fees as unconfirmed until a map listing, operator page, or phone call confirms the price.
Check live hours, guest-only rules, route access for your rig, fee details, and whether any water listed is potable or rinse-only before committing to the stop.