Shell RV Dump Station

After finding out the Warren Bridge Campground was not available for a dump station no matter how many apps said it was we were fortunate to find this in Jackson at the Shell station the RV dump in freshwater filling in propane if you need, it is at the back of the station little tight because of the big rigs but otherwise it’s a great place to stop highly recommended

We came here on an early monday afternoon. Man. It was so crowded. The dump is in the back and it was so stressful trying to pull in with all the truckers trying to go the opposite way to pull out. Hardly any passing room back there. The water is on the opposite side… we connected our hose to their hose and strung it across to where we were parked at the dump. They have propane fill up right beside the dump. They met all our needs but access was just not it.

As a previous review said, we had trouble finding the spigot and had to ask, but the gentleman was friendly and helpful. We just needed to fill up our 5g jug for camping. The green hose by the propane tank is broke. If you turn around there is a black hose connected to a spigot on the back of the building with a little yellow handle. The water turns on whichever way you turn it so be careful when turning it off. I got sprayed. Great free and easy fill up spot though before heading up to the Tetons and Yellowstone.

Swung in for diesel - prove was surprisingly decent (gas is jacked up though). Easy enough access for a 40' MH - Slow fill pump. Propane available - but nobody credentialed to pump it, so that was a no go. Dump $5 w/ fuel up, $10 w/o. Dump is behind station - we decided to k turn around the building after fueling so that our crapper tube was on the correct side, then ran out water hose around the rig. Water connected to station building, dump across lot next to propane tank. Decently easy access.

The dump is around the back of the gas station and is clearly marked. It is $5 to dump. We did not need to dump but did need potable water. I had to ask because it is not in an obvious spot. It is across the dump station to the left slightly right next to the building. There is a water spigot with a yellow handle among the pipes. It is a bit camouflaged so look carefully. The gentleman I spoke to said there was no charge for the water, so we filled up. We went back one other time and filled jugs with no problem. The area near the dump is a bit cramped so if there are several rigs back there I can see where that would be a problem. No one was back there when we were, so we had no trouble filling the rig. They also have nice RV lanes for fuel and sell bulk propane.