Morongo Travel Center

We couldn’t find the dump area when we first arrived at the gas station down the hill. It had a dump area but it was locked and I read all the reviews so we kept searching and went up the hill to the travel area where trucks and RVs go to get gas and snacks and lo and behold. there were the four areas, nice and clean where you swipe y... more

$10 as of March 2023! Potable water as well. Very clean and there is 4 of them.

The travel station seems freshly renovated. Plenty of space for large rigs to fill up and dump tanks. Free potable water as well. There are four dump stations so no long waits. Plenty of space to park and stretch your legs too. Cost was $10 to dump. Fuel prices were comparable to other stations in the area.

Used the dump station they had numerous ones $10 and it is automated don’t have to go inside. Brand new and very clean. Water at the dump station not sure if it’s potable. It didn’t come up when searching for dump sites. Maybe because so new.

Filled out almost empty gas tank but it wasn’t quite 50 gallons. Still had to pay $15 to dump. There is water but they were not confident it was potable. We still filled because we needed it and will filter it again with our life straws.

We did not dump here but needed to refill our water tanks, went inside, asked and were told that the water of the spigot is potable and free!

Great since there are not too many places around that offer potable water

The dump is just past the RV pumps and is pretty easy to get into but getting out was a bit less clear due to some construction but we managed.

The dump area is NOT very level. There is water but not clear if it is potable or not.

As the title indicates, know there is a fee to dump. There is a pretty big well stocked little convenience store, the gas pumps and dump station are easy to pull through. Fortunately we were there at night so no line, but there is only one station. There is a spigot available.

The outside pumps stop at $74. I can see spending $50 or $100 minimum for free dump, but 50 gallons is insane. I came in with a nearly empty tank and realized that was really not a fair deal just to dump and didn't want to fill up completely today. I think my tank is only 50 gallons, so you really need a big fuel tank in order to dump ... more

Had to jump through some hoops to use it, but once they came out and unlocked it, all went smoothly. Not the easiest place to get in and out of. Lots of traffic in there too. But you can fuel up, dump, refill propane, and even grab a snack all in one place. Not bad at all, but the price is a bit steep.