RV Pit Stop

I was in the Quartzsite area from 10 Nov 2020 - 21 March 2021. I made all of my propane purchases except one, at RV Pitstop. Not a lot to say. You pull up, present your tank to be filled. They fill it, you pay, and you leave. I did fill my tank once in Parker Az since I was going there anyway. I assumed propane would be cheaper there since the general "narrative" among many Quartzsite visitors is that things are cheaper in Parker, and it's recommended you go there to save money. Upon my return to Quartzsite, and passing by RV Pit Stop, I noticed their price, and it was less than what I paid in Parker. I'm not sure that on balance you really save much if anything driving to and from, and shopping in Parker. But, this is not a review of Parker, it's a review of RV Pit Stop, so I digress.

RV Pit Stop offer's a variety of services to the visiting RV community, for a fair price in my opinion. I plan to continue using them when I return to Quartzsite in the future..

A nice set up to get rigs in and out fast, but on the expensive side. For a 22’ trailer, it wast $14 to dump and $2 fresh water fill and if I want to rinse my black tank it was additional $2. The bigger the rig the more it’s gonna cost you.
At the fresh water fill a sign was posted your water filter is not needed because they already had one, but when I saw another sign saying your filter is not allowed I thought that was strange.
So I stopped there in Jan and noticed my fresh water had a funky smell. Thinking maybe my tank went sour I sanitized it and refilled at another place. Come late Feb I stop by again and low and behold the fresh water nasty smell was back ! It’s now March and never got sick, but then again I filter my drinking water with a Berkey.
I full time and travel all over the United States and can honestly say I have never smelled water like that except near a sewage plant.
In March I needed to dump and fill fresh water. I drove 45 min out of my way to go elsewhere. Will not be back !

After dumping getting water and filling propane. I returned to my camp to find my propane wheel handle cranked all the way open and impossible to turn. The wheel finally broke. I had to use a vice grips to get the stem to turn and even then it was it was with great difficulty I got it to break loose. Upon my return I was informed that the could never do anything like that & there was nothing they could do and was asked to leave. What a disappointment.