Wabash Valley Landfill

Wabash Valley Landfill is the large county-area landfill out on Spring Valley Road that takes household and commercial loads from Wabash and nearby areas. Trucks, trailers and pickup loads come here for the final burial of trash, and facilities like this in Indiana fall under the Department of Environmental Management.

You’ll likely cross a scale on the way in-tipping fees at a landfill of this type are typically charged by weight, so expect to be weighed. After weighing, vehicles head to either the active disposal area or smaller drop-off lanes depending on size; landfills of this scale commonly accept commercial loads. The site itself is big and open with gravel roads, piles of cover dirt and heavy equipment working around the disposal face, so maneuvering takes some care. Weekends and spring-cleanup times tend to be the busiest, so plan for possible lines.