Kent - anywhere to simply empty the toilet?

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No jokes please - it’s actually a serious question. We’ve just spent 2 months in France, Belgium, Luxembourg and Germany. Of course one pays to empty the toilet cassette - but it’s possible without paying to stay overnight. We’re heading back to park up for the winter in Kent (‘cos we live there) and might have some deposits while travelling. Is there a motorway service point? Not that I can find. Even the usually useful P4N can’t suggest anywhere other than a full-scale campsite (most closed). Is England too stingy to deal with our needs, or is it just Kent, or am I missing something? Suggestions other than illegal dumping would be welcome. Or I’ll take it home in the boot of the car.
 
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Worst case Take it home and pour it down the loo.no big deal.
You could always go to the Canterbury Aire and empty your cassette there, would only cost you the days parking.
Thanks. I didn’t know about this, but they mostly seem to want an overnight stay. Also Im a member of the other club 😮‍💨
Have you tried Daleacres in West Hythe? Your club. Might ask for donation. Only open until next weekend.
 
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What's that got to do with it dumping a cassette is quicker than having a shit.
Basically the use of a disabled toilet is for people who are disabled or special needs that carry a toilet card . Pretty straight forward .
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That would apply to using any public toilet for emptying a cassette Owen. It's really down to the integrity of the cassette owner.

On the very odd occasion I've had to do the deed with the cassette, the seat and bowl has been left cleaner than I found them. Wet wipes are an essential tool. ;)

Cheers,

Jock. :)
While I agree that it is 'down to the integrity of the cassette owner', which in this case I believe is lacking, I cannot agree that the same applies to 'any public toilet'
Some disable people I know, are more susceptible to infection than most of the general public and they will only use public, disable toilets in a dire emergency because of this vulnerability, why should they be put at more risk by Free Loading Tossers Travellers?

If we can afford to travel, we can also afford an occasional night on a proper campsite that has black water dumping facilities!
 
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