Caravan Dump Points In Anglesea, Victoria

Anglesea has several RV dump stations, with some free options available. Both are located at caravan parks along the Great Ocean Road, so you'll need to factor in park entry or overnight stay fees.

This coastal town sits right on the B100 (Great Ocean Road), about 100km southwest of Melbourne and 30km from Geelong. It's a popular stop for RVers tackling Australia's most famous coastal drive, with plenty of grey nomads and families rolling through during summer and school holidays.

You're looking at caravan park sanitary dump stations here -- no public sani-dumps or servo-based options. Both BIG4 Anglesea Holiday Park and Anglesea Beachfront Family Caravan Park offer RV waste disposal facilities for guests and travelers passing through. The stations handle black water and grey water tanks, though you'll want to check ahead about guest-only policies during peak season.

The Great Ocean Road is RV-friendly but demands respect. Tight curves, narrow sections, and 60-80km/h speed limits mean you'll need patience with your rig. Most caravans handle it fine, but larger motorhomes should scout the route beforehand. The M1 Princes Freeway is your fast inland alternative, accessed via Anglesea Road about 15km north.

Scroll down to see both dump station locations, with addresses, hours, and user reviews to help you plan your stop.

Dump stations are only one piece of the trip puzzle. Before you set out for your trip to Anglesea, Victoria, it's worth taking thirty minutes to check that the basics are in place — the four areas below are where unprepared RVers most often get stung.

Of the several stations in Anglesea, some (a portion%) are free, while a portion% charge a fee. Both dump stations are at caravan parks, so access typically requires either an overnight stay or a dump-only fee.

Dump-only fees at Victorian caravan parks usually run $10-20, though some parks restrict access to guests only during busy periods. If you're staying overnight, dumping is included in your site fee (which starts around $50-70 for powered sites in Anglesea during shoulder season, significantly more in summer).

There's no way around it -- dumping on the Great Ocean Road costs money. No free public sanidumps exist between Geelong and Apollo Bay. Budget accordingly. If you're doing a multi-day Great Ocean Road trip, plan your dumps strategically at towns where you're already staying to avoid paying twice.