RV sewer connection kit

QwikCamp RV Sewer Kit

Trade the sewer hose for 3″ PVC pipe. Flexible Fernco fittings clamp the pipe from your RV’s gate valve to the campground sewer, with no glue.

3″ Sch 40 PVC No glue Reusable fittings Made in USA
 

Real plumbing for your campsite

The same 3″ Sch 40 PVC used for house drains. Run 3″ Sch 40 PVC from the RV to the sewer, and let Fernco’s flexible fittings make every connection.

No glueClamps, not cement

Stainless steel band clamps hold the pipe. Loosen them and the fittings come right off.

FlexForgiving fittings

The flexible elbow and couplings take a little misalignment, so the run doesn’t have to be perfect.

Fernco QwikCamp kit with stands: storage tub, gate valve bushing, gate valve adapter, flexible coupling, 90 degree elbow, 3-in-1 cleanout adapter, two pipe stands and pipe capRVKIT3 QwikCamp kit with pipe stands
3-in-1Fits common sewers

One adapter fits 4″ threaded, 3.5″ and 3″ plastic sewer inlets, including hard-to-reach angles.

USAMade in the USA

Every part in the kit, top to bottom.

Hose or pipe

Built for the long stay

If you’re parked for the season or for weeks at a time, a rigid line is set up once and stays put.

A white RV with a rigid PVC sewer line on QwikCamp fittings and stands, running across the grass beside a lake
Sewer hose
  • Ribbed inside, where solids can catch
  • Can sag, kink or get stepped on
  • Needs a hose support to hold its slope
  • Wears out and gets replaced
QwikCamp and PVC
  • Smooth inside wall helps waste flow
  • Rigid pipe holds a steady slope
  • Stands hold the pipe at the height you set
  • Fittings go back in the tub and travel with you

The fittings are reusable. The pipe is cut to fit each site, so plan on cutting new pipe or keeping your lengths if you return to the same spot.

A motorhome parked at a campground site at sunset
QwikCamp kit with stands: gate valve bushing, 4 by 3 inch gate valve adapter, 3 by 3 inch flexible coupling, 90 degree elbow, 3-in-1 slip-fit sewer cleanout adapter, two pipe stands, pipe cap and 18-quart storage container
QwikCamp

RV sewer connection kit for 3″ PVC

What’s in the kit

  • Gate valve bushing for the RV’s bayonet outlet
  • 4″ x 3″ gate valve adapter
  • 90° flexible elbow
  • 3″ x 3″ flexible coupling
  • 3-in-1 slip-fit sewer cleanout adapter
  • Pipe cap
  • 18-quart storage container
  • 2 pipe stands (RVKIT3 kits)

3″ Sch 40 PVC pipe is not included.

Pick your kit

Black or white, with or without pipe stands. White matches Sch 40 PVC.

PartKitColorPipe standsBuy
RVKIT1Kit, 6 piecesBlackNo standsGreyDock Amazon
RVKIT1-WKit, 6 piecesWhiteNo standsGreyDock Amazon
RVKIT3Kit with stands, 8 piecesBlack2 standsGreyDock Amazon
RVKIT3-WKit with stands, 8 piecesWhite2 standsGreyDock Amazon
RVKIT4Pipe stands, 2-packBlack2 standsGreyDock Amazon
RVKIT4-WPipe stands, 2-packWhite2 standsGreyDock Amazon

Where to buy

QwikCamp is sold online at GreyDock and Amazon.

A QwikCamp pipe stand clamped under a white PVC sewer line, standing on a short PVC leg in the grass
Pipe stands

Set the slope and leave it

A stainless steel clamp holds the 3″ pipe in the stand. The base takes a short piece of 2″ or 3″ PVC (not included) as a leg. Cut each leg to height to give the line a steady downhill run to the sewer.

  • A stand at each joint and about every 4 ft
  • Taller legs at the RV, shorter at the sewer
  • 2 stands come in RVKIT3 and RVKIT3-W. For longer runs, add 2-packs (RVKIT4 or RVKIT4-W) or use blocks

Watch the install

Set up a QwikCamp line from the RV to the sewer.

Measure, cut, connect

You’ll need a hand saw, a 5/16″ nut driver or screwdriver, a utility knife and 3″ Sch 40 PVC pipe.

A travel trailer parked on a campsite
Step 1 of 9Park the RV

Park with the drain outlet near the sewer. Level the RV and put the slides out before you measure.

Fitting the gate valve bushing onto the RV drain outlet
Step 2 of 9Add the bushing

Line up the openings in the gate valve bushing with the tabs on the bayonet fitting and twist it on.

Tightening the band clamp on the gate valve adapter with a driver
Step 3 of 9Clamp the adapter

Put the large end of the 4″ x 3″ adapter over the bushing and tighten the band. Don’t overtighten.

Pushing the 3-in-1 adapter into a campground sewer inlet
Step 4 of 9Connect at the sewer

Slide the 3-in-1 adapter into the sewer inlet.

Laying two lengths of white PVC pipe on the grass beside the RV
Step 5 of 9Lay out the pipe

Lay the pipe out between the RV and the sewer. Use the coupling to join pipe on longer runs.

Marking the pipe at the end of the elbow socket
Step 6 of 9Measure and mark

Mark each length using the end of the fitting socket as your guide.

Cutting PVC pipe with a hand saw
Step 7 of 9Cut and deburr

Cut each piece with a hand saw, then deburr the end with a deburring tool or utility knife.

Clamping the pipe into the elbow on the sewer adapter
Step 8 of 9Connect and clamp

Connect the pipe from the RV to the elbow and on to the sewer adapter. Tighten each clamp.

A wood block supporting the elbow joint under the pipe
Step 9 of 9Support and check

Set a stand or block under each joint so the line runs downhill to the sewer. Check every joint for leaks.

Setup tips

Slope

Give the line at least 1/8″ of drop per foot. 1/4″ per foot is better.

Support

Support each joint, and the pipe about every 4 ft, so it can’t sag.

Tanks

Keep the black tank valve closed until it’s time to dump. Dump black first, then gray to rinse the line.

Moving

Disconnect the line before you bring in the slides, re-level or move the RV.

Cold weather

Like any sewer line, it can freeze. In the cold, insulate the pipe or use heat tape.

Specifications

Pipe3″ Sch 40 PVC (not included). The install guide uses two 10 ft lengths.
RV connection3″ bayonet gate valve outlet, with the gate valve bushing and 4″ x 3″ adapter
Sewer connection4″ threaded (FIPT), 3.5″ and 3″ plastic inlets, with the 3-in-1 slip-fit adapter
ClampsStainless steel
Pipe standsHold 3″ pipe. Legs from 2″ or 3″ PVC (not included)
Storage18-quart plastic container
ColorsBlack or white
ToolsHand saw, 5/16″ nut driver or screwdriver, utility knife
Made inUSA

Common questions

Why use PVC instead of a sewer hose?

Rigid pipe holds a steady slope, and its smooth inside wall helps waste flow. It won’t kink or get crushed. It’s a good fit when you’re parked for weeks or a whole season.

Do I need glue?

No. Every connection is a flexible fitting with stainless steel clamps. Loosen the clamps to take it apart.

What pipe do I need, and how much?

3″ Sch 40 PVC. Measure the distance from your RV’s outlet to the sewer. The install guide uses two 10 ft lengths.

Will it fit my RV?

The gate valve bushing fits the standard 3″ bayonet outlet used on RV waste valves.

Will it fit the campground sewer?

The 3-in-1 adapter fits 4″ threaded inlets and 3.5″ and 3″ plastic inlets, the common campground sizes. It also handles hard-to-reach angles.

Can I take it with me?

Yes. The fittings and stands pack into the storage tub. The pipe is cut to fit each site, so keep your lengths for the same spot or cut new pipe at the next one.

Which kit do I need?

RVKIT1 has every fitting you need. You supply the 3″ PVC pipe. RVKIT3 adds two pipe stands. Already have a kit? Add stands with RVKIT4. All come in black or white.

Should I leave the tank valves open?

Keep the black tank closed until it’s time to dump, so solids flush out with the liquid. Dump black first, then gray to rinse the line.

Will it freeze?

It can, like any sewer line. In freezing weather, insulate the pipe or use heat tape, and keep the line sloped so nothing sits in it.

Documents and downloads

The QwikCamp sales sheet and the step by step installation guide.