Rivanna Waste Water Treatment Plant
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About
The facility is used for dumping septic trucks in exchange for a fee. The local roads leading to the facility can be tight for larger RVs. There is non-potable rinse water available. To get to the facility, take Exit 121 North onto Route 20 from I-64. After one block, make a right turn onto Quarry Road. Then, after one more block, turn left onto Monticello Road. After another block, turn right onto Linden Street. Continue on Linden Street and bear left onto Nassau Street. Finally, bear right onto Franklin Street. Keep going past the stockyard until you reach the next road on the right. The RV dump station is located beside the first building on the right. The road has a circle for easy turning.
Amenities & Services
Water
Latest from the road
Reported by the people who run this stop and the RVers who use it.
- Dump station confirmed openCommunitychecked Sep 2026
- Free to dumpCommunitychecked Sep 2026
- Non-potable water onlyCommunity1 mo ago
- Flush water at the dumpCommunity1 mo ago
- Big rigs fitCommunity1 mo ago
Notes from other RVers
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I used this facility in June of 2025. It was free, just had to call the number at the gate to be let it. My total rig length is 41 feet and navigation was easy
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the facility is used to dump septic trucks for a fee, local roads leading to the facility can be tight for larger RVs
CanadaJohn · 6 years ago
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