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RV Dump Stations in New Mexico
7 verified RV dump stations in New Mexico so far, plus 4 overnight parking or camping spots and 6 propane refills. We add a new city every night, and every listing links to the operator, park or government page we checked, with the date. Pick a city for addresses, hours, fees, phone numbers and a map.
Cities
All verified stations in New Mexico
| Station | City | Type | Last checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| Love's Travel Stop #614 (I-40 Exit 149) | Albuquerque | Truck stop | Oct 22, 2026 |
| Love's Travel Stop #963 (I-25 Exit 221 / Sunport Blvd) | Albuquerque | Truck stop | Oct 22, 2026 |
| Flying J Travel Center #689 (I-40 Exit 153) | Albuquerque | Truck stop | Oct 22, 2026 |
| Love's Travel Stop #726 (I-25 Exit 191, Belen) | Belen | Truck stop | Oct 22, 2026 |
| Coronado Campground (Town of Bernalillo) | Bernalillo | Municipal campground | Oct 22, 2026 |
| Cochiti Lake – Tetilla Peak Campground dump station | Peña Blanca | Corps of Engineers campground | Oct 22, 2026 |
| Cochiti Lake – Cochiti Campground dump stations (west side) | Cochiti Lake | Corps of Engineers campground | Oct 22, 2026 |
Coming soon in New Mexico
Tucumcari · Gallup
FAQ
How many RV dump stations in New Mexico have you verified?
7 so far, across 1 city guide, plus 4 overnight spots and 6 propane refills. Each one links to the operator, park or government page we checked, most recently on Oct 22, 2026.
Which New Mexico cities are next?
Tucumcari, Gallup. We add one city a night along the major RV corridors.
Why do some listings say "Unknown – call ahead"?
Because the operator's own page doesn't say. We don't copy fees or hours from old forum posts or third-party lists, so call the number on the listing before you drive there.
More answers in our RV dump station FAQ.