FreePotable water4.4(214)
“Great spot. We are always there for getting water. The problem is I always forget to grab my short hose for the hose bib to fill our water jugs. Every time we have been…” — Andrew and Candace Koelewyn
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RV Dump & Sani-Dump Stations in Williams Lake, British Columbia
16 stations in this area · 2 free · nearest 1.4 mi
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100 Mile House Municipal Public RV Dump Station
100 Mile House, British Columbia· 50 mi
FreePotable water3.9(162)
“We always stop here on our way up to chimney lake. Water is great. The facility is easy to get to. With the grocery store right beside. I can stop for water and Sani…” — Andrew and Candace Koelewyn
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What RVers Say Near Williams Lake
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“Great spot. We are always there for getting water. The problem is I always forget to grab my short hose for the hose bib to fill our water jugs. Every time we have been there it’s been clean and easil...”
— Andrew and Candace Koelewyn·at Williams Lake Stampede Campground·August 3, 2026