Winter Harbor Marina
Brewerton, NY
604 County Route 37
Type: marina · Fee clue: unknown
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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.
Brewerton, NY
604 County Route 37
Type: marina · Fee clue: unknown
Cooperstown, NY
2149 County Highway 31
Type: camp_site · Fee clue: yes
Corning, NY
4248 State Route 414
Type: camp_site · Fee clue: yes
Downsville, NY
512 East Trout Brook Road
Type: camp_site · Fee clue: yes
Gasport, NY
2383 Hartland Road
Type: caravan_site · Fee clue: yes
Kendall, NY
1033 Lakeland Beach Road
Type: marina · Fee clue: yes
Newfield, NY
28 Rockwell Road
Type: camp_site · Fee clue: unknown
Rochester, NY
5555 Saint Paul Boulevard
Type: marina · Fee clue: unknown
Search this RV dump station directory by city, state, fee clue, or amenity, then open the map link for current routing. Keep one backup stop in case the first listing is closed, private, seasonal, or full.
Some RV dump stations are free, while others require a campground stay, fuel purchase, day-use fee, or small dumping fee. Verify the fee on the operator website, map listing, or posted sign before driving.
Use the directory to shortlist nearby options, open the live map link, and confirm hours by phone or operator website. Directory data can lag seasonal closures and maintenance outages.
Use a designated sanitary dump station, campground sewer connection, approved municipal facility, or operator-approved truck stop/RV park. Do not dump black or gray water on the ground, in storm drains, or anywhere without explicit permission.
Some truck stops, travel centers, campgrounds, and RV parks have dump stations, but access can be guest-only, paid, seasonal, or located away from fuel lanes. Call ahead if the listing does not clearly confirm public access.
Some locations provide potable water, non-potable rinse water, both, or neither. Verify signage before filling a fresh tank and use separate hoses for drinking water and sewer rinse water.
Yes. Always verify hours, fees, access rules, and water availability before driving because public data and map listings can be incomplete or outdated.