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Transfer Station
Gulf Breeze Waste Transfer Station
325-401 S Sunset Blvd, Gulf Breeze, FL 32561
(850) 934-5146Small transfer station in Gulf Breeze used mostly by local residents hauling household junk, yard clippings and construction leftovers. Trucks drop off here to have loads compacted before they head to a landfill elsewhere; it’s a handy alternative to driving all the way to a distant dump.
Pull in to a paved entrance with a modest booth and a scale close to the drive; vehicles usually pause there to be weighed. The lot is built for quick drops-garbage gets compacted into larger trucks rather than unloaded into an on‑site landfill. Look for separate piles or a dedicated section for yard debris and bulk items, since Florida facilities often keep those apart. Weekends and periods after storms get busy, so plan for a short line at the gate.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Secure tarps and tie down loose material before driving in; loose debris is often not allowed and creates extra hassle at the scale.
- Bring a list of what’s in the load and bundle materials if possible so unloading goes faster at the drop area.
- Try for a weekday morning if possible-lines are shorter than afternoons and weekends, and storm cleanup periods create extra backups.
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