Motorhome FAQ: dump stations, water and LPG in Sweden

Where can I empty my motorhome’s chemical toilet?

Tömningskartan shows 1,030 places with chemical toilet disposal (cassette toilet) in Sweden – at campsites, motorhome stopovers, guest harbours, sewage treatment plants and 196 of Trafikverket’s (Swedish Transport Administration) rest areas. Choose “Chemical toilet” on the map or search for your town. All places with chemical toilet disposal.

Where can I empty grey water?

656 places have grey water disposal. Grey water must not be released onto the ground or into storm drains – empty it at a dump station. Trafikverket’s rest areas usually only accept cassette toilets, not grey water. All places with grey water disposal.

Where can I fill up my motorhome with fresh water?

938 places have fresh water. Bring your own hose and adapter if you can – the taps vary. All places with fresh water.

Where can I exchange or refill LPG (gasol)?

475 places sell or refill LPG (Swedish: gasol). The map distinguishes between exchanging a bottle (vending machine or shop) and refilling your own bottle or fixed tank. Consider calling ahead if you need a particular bottle type. LPG bottle exchange · LPG refill.

Does it cost anything to empty?

Many municipal dump stations and Trafikverket’s rest areas are free. At campsites, emptying is often included for guests, while passing travellers may have to pay a fee. The map’s “Free only” filter shows places where emptying, water or overnight parking is explicitly free for everyone – the fee is shown for each place.

Is Tömningskartan free?

Yes. Tömningskartan is free, without ads and without an account. It works in your phone’s browser and can be added to the home screen like an app; the places remain available even without a connection.

Where does the information come from?

From OpenStreetMap, Trafikverket’s rest area data, the websites of municipalities and facilities, and suggestions from visitors, which are reviewed before they are published. Information that only comes from uncertain sources is shown in grey as unconfirmed. The map is updated every week.

A place is missing or wrong – what should I do?

Open the place on the map and tap “Report error”, or use “Add a place”. Please confirm with “Still correct” when you have been there – it helps others.