RVers often need larger fills than a grill cylinder — onboard ASME tanks or removable DOT bottles. AFDC’s propane locator is especially useful here because it tracks vehicle-oriented fueling stations nationwide.
Prefer AFDC “primary” for vehicle fills
Primary stations are the ones AFDC flags for staffed hours, meaningful fill rates, and card payment. That profile fits most motorhome and travel-trailer fills better than a slow secondary stop. Filter for primary on state pages in this directory, then confirm the station can fill your tank type.
Questions to ask before you pull in
- Do you fill RV / ASME tanks, DOT bottles, or both?
- Do I need an appointment?
- What are today’s hours and the last fill time?
- Can large vehicles access the fill area?
- What payment methods do you take?
We show AFDC hours and phones when the export includes them. If a field is blank, that means AFDC did not provide it — call the number on the station page or check AFDC’s own map.
Safety on the road
Shut off appliances and pilot lights as required before fueling. Stay outside the vehicle during the fill if the attendant instructs you to. Afterward, leak-check connections before travel. See our tank safety basics for general habits.
Camping photo vibes aside: the goal is a verified AFDC station, a phone call, and a clean fill — then back to the campsite.