4 checked stops near I-95 in Delaware, listed north to south: no dump station open to the public yet, 1 dump station for campers only and 3 propane stops.
0public dumps
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3propane stops
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Every stop checked on the operator's own site. Last check Nov 10, 2026.
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Stops
U-Haul Moving & Storage of Wilmington
Propane stop
Wilmington, DE · On Governor Printz Blvd near Northeast Blvd, a few miles from I-95 and I-495 in northeast Wilmington
Propane
Fee, hours and details
Propane
Propane refill for tanks 3 to 100 lb, RVs and campers; $3.95/gal plus tax listed
Hours
Mon-Thu 7 am-7 pm, Fri 7 am-8 pm, Sat 7 am-7 pm, Sun 9 am-5 pm
Address
2920 Governor Printz Blvd, Wilmington, DE 19802
U-Haul says this location fills RVs and campers and pays at the pump.
Bear, DE · Off US-40 in Bear, roughly 5 mi south of I-95
Propane
Fee, hours and details
Propane
Propane refill by the gallon; accepts RV tanks with a propane data plate (not autogas)
Hours
Mon-Sat 8 am-9 pm, Sun 9 am-7 pm
Address
401 Governors Pl, Bear, DE 19701
Tractor Supply says tanks are filled on a scale and must be removed from the vehicle, so a built-in motorhome tank cannot be filled here. Use the Tractor Supply app to alert staff on arrival.
Bear, DE · I-95 Exit 1 (DE 896), then about 6 mi south toward Lums PondExit 1
Dump
Fee, hours and details
Hours
Park open daily 8 am to sunset; campground open year-round
Address
Howell School Rd, Bear, DE
Delaware State Parks lists a dump station among the campsite amenities and says the campground is open year-round. The page does not say whether non-campers may use the dump, so call the park office first.
Middletown, DE · About 12 mi south of I-95 Exit 1 via DE 896 toward Middletown
Propane
Fee, hours and details
Propane
Propane refill by the gallon; accepts RV propane tanks (not autogas)
Hours
Mon-Sat 8 am-9 pm, Sun 9 am-7 pm
Address
912 Middletown Warwick Rd, Middletown, DE 19709
Tractor Supply says cylinders must be removed from the vehicle and filled on a scale, so built-in motorhome tanks are not filled. Near the edge of the 15 mile range from I-95.