Supercharger - Green River, UT

[theflyer]

Best place to look for recent experience at a particular charging location is on Plugshare, in the check-ins portion. Green River Supercharger on Plugshare shows ~8 positive experience reports over the last month or so. The last time a non-active report was given was from mid December 2021 and that time was a misuse of the reporting as the user was just reporting a single stall didn't work for them, not that the whole site wasn't working. Of course, this recent past history is not a guarantee that a site won't be down for some freak reason when the next person shows up. But it is showing that the site isn't having any regular issues.

The in-car nav will not route you through a supercharger that is down (or even decades), so if the route planner shows you stopping there, that is a useful way to have confidence it is operational. You can also look at the supercharger pins on the in-car map. If it is down or regarded, it will be grey instead of red. When you tap on it, it'll usually provide a status like (degraded or offline).

 

[adurb]

FYI stall 3a is missing pins in the connector, other stalls work fine though, so 1 out of the 8 is down

 

[LoL-Gas]

Heard out of spec mention Green River is getting a 16 stall V3 in the near future. Nothing showing on supercharge.info yet

Of course, who knows what the current lay offs mean for this

 

[DeepBlueMN]

Heard out of spec mention Green River is getting a 16 stall V3 in the near future. Nothing showing on supercharge.info yet

Of course, who knows what the current lay offs mean for this

Yeah, if ground isn’t broken yet, it is probably delayed for a long time.

 

[LoL-Gas]

Yeah, if ground isn’t broken yet, it is probably delayed for a long time.

That’s what I fear. But it could also mean improved layout(for towing, CT) and increased speeds (V4 finally rolled out).

 

[iefbr14]

FYI the hotel next door isn't too friendly for Tesla drivers asking to use their bathrooms. I suggest making alternate plans for a pit stop before charging.

The front desk guy said Tesla drivers had "trashed" the bathrooms four times.

 

[corbin630]

FYI the hotel next door isn't too friendly for Tesla drivers asking to use their bathrooms. I suggest making alternate plans for a pit stop before charging.

The front desk guy said Tesla drivers had "trashed" the bathrooms four times.

Another reason that I am excited for the 16 stall V3 site to open in Green River. Hopefully it will have better accommodations and some food nearby.

 

[PLUS EV]

FYI the hotel next door isn't too friendly for Tesla drivers asking to use their bathrooms. I suggest making alternate plans for a pit stop before charging.

The front desk guy said Tesla drivers had "trashed" the bathrooms four times.

Isn't the museum the host though? Their bathrooms are not very nice, but I remember using them. I can't remember if they were available 24/7.

 

[dgpcolorado]

Isn't the museum the host though? Their bathrooms are not very nice, but I remember using them. I can't remember if they were available 24/7.

IME they are open only when the museum is open.

 

[threeputts]

IME they are open only when the museum is open.

They are accessed from the outside of the building. I've only been there twice and didn't try them when the museum was closed.

 

[dgpcolorado]

They are accessed from the outside of the building. I've only been there twice and didn't try them when the museum was closed.

With the caveat that it was years ago, I watched museum staff lock the outside restrooms at 5 PM when the museum closed.