RV Dump Stations Fitzroy Crossing WA -- Sani-Dumps & Black Water

Fitzroy Crossing offers several RV dump station, with some available at no charge -- a solid setup for a remote Kimberley town. This small community sits right on the Great Northern Highway, making it a natural refueling and dumping stop for RVers crossing Western Australia's rugged interior.

The sanitary dump station here serves travelers heading between Broome and Halls Creek, two of the longest stretches in the Kimberley. You'll find the sani-dump at Fitzroy River Lodge, which caters specifically to the steady stream of caravans and motorhomes passing through. It's basic but functional, exactly what you need after days of outback driving.

Access couldn't be simpler -- Fitzroy Crossing sits directly on Highway 1, Australia's main ring route. The town itself is compact, and the dump station is easy to reach without navigating tight turns or low clearances. Most RVers stop here for fuel, supplies, and RV waste disposal before tackling the next leg toward either coast.

You'll want to check our full listing below for current details on hours and specific location, especially during the wet season when access can shift.

Of the several stations here, some (a portion%) are free, while a portion% charge a fee. That free access is a genuine bonus in a region where paid dump stations typically run $10-20 at caravan parks. Remote Western Australia doesn't mess around with pricing -- everything costs more because everything travels further.

The free station at Fitzroy River Lodge keeps things simple for passing travelers. No membership required, no complicated payment systems. Just dump and go. If you're planning multiple stops across the Kimberley, this free option saves you real money over the course of a long trip. Some travelers budget $50-100 just for dumping on a cross-country run, so grabbing a freebie when you can makes sense.