RV Dump Stations In Porterfield, Wisconsin

Porterfield has several RV dump stations to choose from, and some of those won't cost you a dime. That's a solid lineup for a small town in Marinette County, giving you options whether you're hauling a Class A or towing a travel trailer.

This northeastern Wisconsin community sits just west of Marinette and the Michigan border, right off Highway 41. It's prime territory for Door County visitors who need a sanidump before heading home, plus you've got the Peshtigo River nearby for kayaking and fishing. The area sees steady RV traffic from Memorial Day through October when leaf peepers roll through.

Your dump station options here range from full-service RV parks with dedicated sanitary dump stations to more basic setups at county parks. Evergreen Park & Campground is the newest addition to the mix, and most facilities here cater to the seasonal camping crowd that comes for the Northwoods experience. You'll find standard pull-through access at most spots, though a couple require backing in -- nothing too tricky if you've been RVing for a season or two.

Getting to these stations is straightforward. Highway 41 runs right through town, connecting to Interstate 43 about 20 miles south. Most roads here handle big rigs fine, though you'll want to avoid the tighter county roads during spring thaw when frost heaves make things bumpy. The main dump stations sit close to Highway 41, so you won't be navigating residential streets in a 40-footer.

Check the listings below for exact locations, hours, and whether you need to be a registered camper to dump. A few spots welcome the public year-round, while others close up shop when snow flies.

Dump stations are only one piece of the trip puzzle. Before you set out for your trip to Porterfield, Wisconsin, it's worth taking thirty minutes to check that the basics are in place — the four areas below are where unprepared RVers most often get stung.

Of the several stations here, some (a portion%) are free, while a portion% charge a fee. That's a decent split for a rural area, and the free options aren't hard to find if you know where to look.

Paid stations typically run $5 to $10 for non-guests, with some RV parks charging closer to $15 if you're not staying overnight. The free spots are usually at county or municipal parks, though they might have seasonal restrictions -- some close the water off by late October to prevent freeze damage. If you're camping at one of the private RV parks, dumping is included in your site fee, which runs $30 to $50 per night depending on hookups.

Wisconsin doesn't have a statewide park pass that covers dump station fees, but Marinette County residents sometimes get discounted rates at county facilities. Your best money-saving move is to plan your dump around a camping stay -- most parks here let you dump on arrival or departure without an extra charge.