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Solid Waste Facility
Baldwin County Solid Waste
22251 Palmer St # D, Robertsdale, AL 36567
(251) 972-6878Baldwin County Solid Waste in Robertsdale is the county-run drop-off for household trash, yard debris and basic recycling needs. Locals and weekend clean-up crews use it when curbside service won’t do or for bulk loads that won’t fit in a regular cart.
The site sits back off Palmer Street with a small entrance booth where vehicles pull up to check in before driving into the main area. There are large open bays and roll-off containers, plus a few recycling bins a short drive past the booth. A scale and a pavement route are common at facilities like this, so expect to stop and then drive slowly between piles and containers while unloading.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Bring tarps and tie-downs for loose yard debris and loads that could blow out during the drive.
- Try to arrive early on Saturdays and spring cleanup days to avoid long lines and tight parking.
- Load items so the easiest-to-unload stuff is at the back of the truck - saves time once at the drop-off point.
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