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(904) 827-1005Small-scale regional transfer point tucked off Agricultural Center Drive that locals use to drop household and garden refuse. People from around St. Augustine bring pickup loads, trailers, and the occasional contractor truck. Expect a workmanlike, outdoorsy place that handles regular neighborhood cleanouts and seasonal surges.
Drive up to a staffed entrance booth and be prepared to queue if a few trucks are ahead; weekend lines and spring cleanup days fill up fast. A vehicle scale is commonly encountered at sites like this, so plan for a brief stop to be weighed and then another stop on the way out. Large open tipping areas and piles of material are visible from the access road, with separate sections for yard debris often set off to the side. Traffic flow is the usual one-way in, unload at a marked drop spot, and then head back toward the exit where the scale/booth handles the final paperwork.
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