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A small dump off Chenal Parkway that locals use for household cleanouts and contractor drop-offs. Mostly the kind of place where people from Little Rock swing by with pickup loads or small trailers when they need to get rid of bulky junk.
Pull into a single entrance drive and slow down for the booth and scale - places like this usually charge by weight, so expect to stop again on the way out. Vehicles line up with pickups and small trailers; there’s a practical, no-frills yard with piles and roll-off containers and lots of truck traffic. Staff will direct where to tip and which pile to use, so be ready to maneuver and back up if needed. Weekends, especially during seasonal cleanups, tend to get backed up and dusty.
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Before You Go
- Secure everything on the trailer or truck bed with tarps and straps so debris doesn’t blow out while driving or unloading.
- Bring sturdy gloves and closed-toe shoes - the ground can be rough and there’s often broken material to handle.
- Try to position your vehicle before being directed; backing into the tipping spot makes unloading quicker and keeps the line moving.
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