Silver Sage Travel Center RV Dump Station

We had noticed 4-5 campers in their lot so we asked if we could camp as we wanted to explore the area the next day. Very nice staff said yes stay as long as you like. We stayed for 6 nights. Area was quiet, truck noise was occasional and light, nothing like a normal truck stop or rest area. Tribal police would pass by 2-3 times daily just to make sure everything was ok. We had stopped at Loves accross the street to dump as it was listed as cheaper pice. As it turned out price was same in both places however Loves does not have water and the sage stop does. As well as a dumpster. Good Verizon cell service. Would definitely stay again.

We stopped here after spending five days at Sacramento Pass Dispersed. We needed propane, diesel, dump and fresh water.

We could pull right up to the propane area to take our bottle off, they don’t fill motorhomes, tanks need to be removable. Then we pulled up to the large nozzle diesel pumps and then around the building to the dump and potable water.

Staff was friendly and helpful. Dump cost was $10 and that included filling our fresh water tank with potable water separate from the dump area water.

My only complaint would be the slope of the dumping area.

Although this was not listed as a place to camp overnight, we originally came for the dump and diesel but we were pleasantly surprised.

In September 2021 the dump price was $10. Much cleaner than the Loves dump up the street!! There is a separate area for fresh water versus dump station. The water was specifically for potable water. The dump and water area is easily accessible for all size rigs and the cashiers were helpful and nice.

We dumped, fueled up (ask for the cash price for diesel it was cheaper), got water and they have propane fill ups as well as a huge parking area behind the gas station that allows overnight camping for free. Lots of nice class A’s and minimal road noise. Highly recommend this stop and can’t believe it wasn’t listed before. Note- Some trash on the outskirts of the overnight parking areas but we camped on the far side on the pavement (where it meets the gravel). There is room for many rigs here and perfect for an overnight stop on the way up to Oregon or down to Vegas or Southern Utah.

I used this dump station twice during the week of 8/3/20. It is easily accessible and large rigs shouldn't have any issues lining up to use it. It has separate dump and potable water stations. A hose is provided at the dump section for use in flushing the black tank and rinsing your hose. The first time I used the dump station on 8/4/20 it was free. When I used it the second time on 8/7/20 the cover was locked and a sign was posted on a concrete safety pole next to the dump that it was $5 to use the station. Given the nice layout and clean facility I had no issue with the $5 fee.