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Small county landfill on AL-41 that locals use for household cleanouts and construction haul-offs. Located just outside Camden, it handles the town’s regular disposal needs and sees everything from pickups to small roll-offs.
Pull in off the highway and there’s usually a small scalehouse or booth to check in at before carrying on to the drop areas. Trucks and trailers line up on a gravel apron; expect to drive over a scale at some point and possibly stop again after unloading. The site is open-air with large dirt or compacted areas for different piles, and heavy equipment moves around so stay in marked lanes and follow attendant directions. Weekends and spring cleanup bring the longest lines, while weekday mornings are typically quieter.
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Before You Go
- Secure tarps and loose items before travel so nothing blows out while on the road or at the site.
- Have loads staged and sorted before driving up-separating bulky items speeds up unloading and cuts down wait time.
- Bring gloves, eye protection and someone to help if lifting heavy items; footing can be uneven and surfaces are dusty or muddy after rain.
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