RV Dump Stations Plaquemine, LA -- Sani-Dumps Near You

Plaquemine has several RV dump station, with some free options. It's a paid facility, but it's reliable and gets the job done.

This Iberville Parish town sits right along the Mississippi River, about 12 miles south of Baton Rouge on LA-1. Most RVers pass through here heading to or from New Orleans, or they're exploring the Great River Road and Louisiana's plantation country. The area sees a steady mix of snowbirds, workampers, and weekenders year-round.

The dump station here is at Farr Park Campground & Horse Activity Center -- a public facility that handles RV waste disposal alongside its equestrian events and camping operations. It's not a quick-stop truck plaza setup; this is a full-service campground with a sanitary dump station for both guests and non-guests. The facility sits in a wooded park setting, so expect a bit more space and less concrete than your typical interstate sani-dump.

Access is straightforward. LA-1 runs right through town, and you're just a short hop from US-61 and I-10. No tricky bridges or weight restrictions to worry about. Most rigs handle the roads here without issue.

Below, you'll find the station details, hours, and what to expect when you roll in.

Of the several station here, some (a portion%) are free, while a portion% charge a fee. That means you'll be paying to dump in Plaquemine. Expect around $10-15 for non-guests at Farr Park Campground -- pretty standard for a public campground facility in Louisiana. If you're staying overnight at the campground, dump station access is usually included in your site fee.

Louisiana doesn't have a statewide dump station pass system, so you're paying per use. Some RVers find it worth staying a night at the campground to get dump access plus hookups and amenities. If you're just passing through and want to save a few bucks, consider timing your dump for when you're near a Flying J or Pilot (though the closest ones are up near Baton Rouge). Cash or card both work at most paid stations, but always good to have small bills handy.