Filling water tank

[Maddawg46]

Need a pressure source.  Wher to fill while on the road?  Any suggestions?

[2gypsies]

Dump stations usually have a separate fresh water source (away from the actual dumping site) - don't use the water directly at the site.

Some rest areas have water fill.

Flying J fuel has separate RV water fill and sometimes other fuel stations.

City parks

RV parks will usually let you fill for a fee if you're desperate.

[sandsys]

Cabela's often has water fill stations.

Linda

[Twotoes]

Some, not all, Elks Lodge have water. Some rest stops have a dump station and water. If your in a bind some campgrounds may let you fill for a small fee. Escapee Parks and Co-Ops will let you boondock for a small few and it includes sewer and water use at the dump station in the park. 

[StraitRVing]

I have also stopped at local churches and filled up the fresh water tank with permission.

[Maddawg46]

Thank you all for the responses.  Just what I wanted.

[Tom Cooper]

Also, when things are very tricky with me, I go to Google Maps and look where there are the closest sources of water. When I am building the route of my travel, I also take this into account

 

[LindaH]

On ‎9‎/‎10‎/‎2019 at 9:47 PM, 2gypsies said:

Dump stations usually have a separate fresh water source (away from the actual dumping site)

Some dump stations don't have a pressurized water fill, just gravity feed.  I'm thinking, in particular, of the dump station at Las Vegas Bay Campground in Lake Mead NRA, but we've come across others, too.

[Dickw7sdr]

As a safety measure I carry a few 5 Gal plastic jugs filled. have a  110v pump and

pump it in.

Dick