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Waste Facility
Casey Lake Collection Center Adairsville
4780 Joe Frank Harris Pkwy NW, Adairsville, GA 30103
(770) 773-1596Small collection center off Joe Frank Harris Parkway used by Adairsville residents and small haulers. Neighbors swing by with trailers, pickup loads, or bags from household cleanups. It's the kind of place that handles everyday community trash rather than big commercial hauls.
Drive in from 4780 Joe Frank Harris Pkwy NW and look for a clearly marked entrance to a lot with room for trucks and pickups. Expect an outdoor site with areas to drop different kinds of materials and places to pull up and unload; maneuvering a trailer is possible but be ready for tight turns. There will usually be an entrance point where vehicles stop before going in, and a separate outbound flow when finished. Busy times like weekend mornings or spring cleanup can mean a short line.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Bring proof of local residency just in case the center asks for it; many community centers do.
- Load loose items into bags or tie down debris so nothing blows out while you drive into the site.
- Come with the vehicle you plan to use - larger trucks make dumping easier, but backups happen on weekends so arrive expecting a short wait.
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