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Small-town bulky waste drop-off just off Leach Hill Road that Casco residents use for larger items and cleanup runs. A practical, no-frills place-bring a trailer or pickup and plan for a bit of maneuvering in the yard. Expect the kind of site common in Maine towns, especially helpful for seasonal cleanups.
Drive in from 449 Leach Hill Rd and find a single access lane that leads to a payment/entry booth area and the main drop-off yard. The site is an open yard with large containers, piles, and transfer areas rather than a neat retail setup; trucks and trailers move slowly through. In winter the ground can get icy or rutted, and the yard surface is often gravel or compacted dirt that can be messy in mud season. Weekends and spring cleanup times tend to be busiest, so lines and wait times are common.
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Before You Go
- Secure loads and have loose items covered-windy rural roads and maneuvering around other vehicles make this handy.
- Bring gloves, boots, and warm outerwear in colder months; the yard is exposed and can be slippery or muddy.
- Go early on weekdays if possible to avoid weekend lines, and have materials roughly sorted so unloading goes faster.
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