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Hub Butte Landfill
Hub Butte Landfill, 2900 N. 2800 E., Twin Falls, 83301, Idaho
Hub Butte Landfill at 2900 N. 2800 E. in Twin Falls is where people bring bigger-than-curbside trash - think garage cleanouts, construction debris or oversized items. Neighbors, DIYers and haulers all end up here when the pickup truck or trailer is too full for regular service.
There’s a drive-up entrance with a weigh scale near the booth, so the site charges by weight and drivers usually stop again on the way out. Expect wide gravel roads, big piles of compacted material, and heavy equipment moving around; there’s room for large trucks to maneuver. On busy weekends lines can form, and spring cleanup sees the longest waits.
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Before You Go
- Secure everything with a tarp and tie-downs - wind and dust will scatter loose stuff and make unloading messier.
- Consolidate and sort loads before hauling: tipping fees are weight-based, so fewer trips and tighter packing save time and money.
- Wear sturdy shoes and clothes that can get dirty, and give heavy equipment plenty of space when backing or dumping.
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