RV Dump Stations Lumberton MS | Campgrounds & RV Parks
31.0013° N, 89.4523° W
Quick Overview
Lumberton sits in the piney woods of southern Mississippi, where I-59 cuts through on its way between New Orleans and Hattiesburg. RV travelers will find several dump stations serving this small city and the surrounding Pearl River County area. Currently, some of these facilities offer free dumping, which means you'll need to budget for disposal services here.
The area serves as a convenient stopping point for snowbirds traveling the I-59 corridor and folks exploring the De Soto National Forest nearby. Most facilities here are campgrounds with full hookups rather than standalone dump stations. You'll find the newest addition to the area is Little Black Creek Campground And Park, which gives you another option when planning your route.
Access is straightforward since I-59 provides the main artery through town. Highway 11 and Highway 13 also intersect here, making Lumberton easy to reach whether you're coming from the Gulf Coast or heading north toward Hattiesburg. The rural setting means you won't fight heavy traffic, but it also means services are spread out. Most stations sit within campground properties, so you'll typically need to check in at an office before dumping. Call ahead to confirm hours and current rates -- small-town facilities sometimes adjust their schedules seasonally.
Top Rated Dump Stations in Lumberton
All Dump Stations Near Lumberton
| Station Name | Distance | Rating | Category | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| King's Arrow Ranch | 6.1 mi | N/A | Dump Station | Varies |
| Little Black Creek Campground And Park | 6.2 mi | N/A | Dump Station | Varies |
| Little Black Creek Campground Lumberton, Ms | 6.2 mi | N/A | Dump Station | Varies |
| Black Creek RV Park | 12.1 mi | N/A | Dump Station | Varies |
| Haas-cienda Ranch RV Park | 12.4 mi | N/A | Dump Station | Varies |
| Eagle Nest RV Park | 14.2 mi | 4.2 | Dump Station | Varies |
| Compass RV Park | 15.4 mi | N/A | Dump Station | Varies |
| Rebble RV And Snow-cone Store | 15.9 mi | N/A | Dump Station | Varies |
| Mike's Place RV Park | 16.6 mi | N/A | Dump Station | Varies |
| Alex's RV Park | 19.3 mi | N/A | Dump Station | Varies |
King's Arrow Ranch
6.1 miLittle Black Creek Campground And Park
6.2 miLittle Black Creek Campground Lumberton, Ms
6.2 miBlack Creek RV Park
12.1 miHaas-cienda Ranch RV Park
12.4 miEagle Nest RV Park
14.2 miCompass RV Park
15.4 miRebble RV And Snow-cone Store
15.9 miMike's Place RV Park
16.6 miAlex's RV Park
19.3 miTraveling to Lumberton by RV
I-59 is your primary route through Lumberton, running northeast to southwest through town. It's a well-maintained interstate that handles RVs of all sizes without issue. You'll find easy on-and-off access at Exit 20 and Exit 24, which put you close to most services.
Highway 11 parallels I-59 and offers an alternative if you prefer avoiding interstate speeds. It's a two-lane road that's perfectly manageable in a big rig, though you'll want to watch for logging trucks during weekday mornings. Highway 13 runs east-west and connects Lumberton to the smaller communities toward the Louisiana border.
Overnight parking options are limited in Lumberton proper. Walmart doesn't have a location here, and truck stops are sparse. Your best bet is booking a night at one of the local campgrounds rather than trying to boondock. The De Soto National Forest allows dispersed camping in certain areas, but you'll need to research forest service roads carefully before attempting access with a large RV.
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Dump Station Costs in Lumberton
All several stations in the Lumberton area charge fees, with some offering free services (that's a portion% free and a portion% paid). This isn't unusual for smaller Mississippi towns where dump stations are primarily located within private campgrounds rather than public facilities.
Expect to pay between $10 and $20 for dump station access if you're not staying overnight. Some campgrounds include dumping with a one-night stay, which can be the better value if you need to rest anyway. A typical overnight site with full hookups runs $25-35 in this area.
No municipal facilities offer free dumping here. The closest free options are at rest areas or visitor centers along the interstate, but those are usually 30-40 miles away. Factor dump fees into your travel budget when planning your route through southern Mississippi.
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Prices may vary. Always confirm with the station before visiting.
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Best Time to Visit Lumberton by RV
Winter
December-February
40-60°F
Crowds: Low
Mild winters attract some snowbirds passing through on I-59, but campgrounds stay quiet with occasional cold snaps dipping into the 30s at night.
Spring
March-May
60-80°F
Crowds: Medium
Pleasant weather brings moderate traffic as RVers explore De Soto National Forest trails and fishing spots before summer heat and humidity arrive in full force.
Summer
June-August
75-95°F
Crowds: Low
Oppressive heat and humidity keep most RVers away unless they're passing through quickly on the interstate, with afternoon thunderstorms rolling through regularly.
Fall
September-November
55-80°F
Crowds: Medium
Cooler temperatures and lower humidity make this the best season for exploring the area, with hunting season bringing additional visitors to forest campgrounds.
Explore the Lumberton Area
Call ahead before visiting any dump station in Lumberton. These smaller facilities sometimes close unexpectedly for maintenance or during slow seasons. You don't want to pull off I-59 only to find a locked gate.
Fuel up in Lumberton if you're heading deeper into the national forest areas. Gas stations become scarce once you leave the I-59 corridor. The Chevron and Shell stations near the interstate exits can accommodate RVs pulling trailers, though you'll need to be mindful of pump spacing.
Grocery options are limited to a small Piggly Wiggly and a Dollar General. If you need a major restocking run, Hattiesburg is only 20 miles north and has a Walmart Supercenter plus other big-box stores. The drive takes about 25 minutes on I-59.
Mosquito season runs long here in the humid piney woods. Stock up on repellent and consider treating your campsite perimeter if you're staying overnight. The bugs get especially aggressive around dawn and dusk from April through October.
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Read more →Frequently Asked Questions About Dump Stations in Lumberton
Are there any free dump stations in Lumberton?
No, all dump stations in the immediate Lumberton area charge fees. They're located within private campgrounds that typically charge $10-20 for dump access if you're not staying overnight. The nearest free options are at interstate rest areas 30+ miles away.
Can I access dump stations in Lumberton without staying at a campground?
Yes, most campgrounds allow non-guests to use their dump stations for a fee. You'll need to check in at the office first and pay the day-use dumping rate. Call ahead to confirm they offer this service and verify current pricing.
What's the best route through Lumberton for a 40-foot motorhome?
Stick with I-59 for the easiest travel. Exits 20 and 24 provide straightforward access to services. Highway 11 is manageable but narrower with more turns. Avoid exploring deep into forest service roads unless you've scouted them first in a smaller vehicle.
Is Lumberton a good overnight stop between New Orleans and points north?
It's convenient if you need a quiet place to rest between New Orleans and Hattiesburg. The campgrounds are basic but functional, and you'll avoid the higher prices of larger cities. Just don't expect resort amenities or extensive dining options nearby.
When should I avoid traveling through this area?
Hurricane season (June-November) can bring severe weather and road closures. Summer weekends see increased traffic from locals heading to forest recreation areas. Hunting season in fall brings more trucks and trailers on rural roads, especially early mornings.
What is the highest-rated dump station in Lumberton?
The highest-rated station is Cypress Hill RV Park with a rating of 3.8/5 stars.
Are there free dump stations in Lumberton?
Yes — there are free RV waste disposal options available near Lumberton.
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