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Waste Facility
Wilmington Island Drop
Concord Rd, Wilmington Island, GA 31410
Wilmington Island Drop on Concord Rd is the small neighborhood spot locals use to get rid of old junk and cleanout loads. It’s the kind of no-frills drop-off favored by island residents for quick runs and weekend cleanups.
Pull off Concord Rd into a short entrance lane and slow for the booth; be prepared to stop there. Many community drop sites have a scale, so expect to pause again before leaving and that charges are often by weight. The site is mostly open lots and roll-off areas with recycling containers visible from the drive, so plan how to unload before getting out of the truck. Weekends, especially during spring cleanup, can back up the line, so allow extra time.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Secure loose items with a tarp or straps so nothing blows out on the drive in or while unloading.
- Load the truck so the largest, heaviest pieces come out first - it makes a single-person unload much quicker.
- Try to come early on busy days; if there’s a line, drop off one load and return later rather than wrestle through everything at once.
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