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Town of Lincoln Dump is the small municipal dump that town residents use to drop off household trash and bulky items. Tucked on Park Ave at 3 Recycle Way, it mostly serves local folks from Lincoln and nearby rural roads. Expect a plain, utilitarian spot rather than anything fancy.
Drive in from Park Ave and follow the gravel driveway toward the main area; there’s typically a small booth or kiosk near the entrance where vehicles stop to check in. The site is open-air with piles, containers, and a couple of concrete or metal pads for different loads, so trucks and trailers are common. Traffic backs up on weekends and during spring cleanup, and winter brings snowbanks and icy patches that can make maneuvering slower. Bring a pickup or trailer that can handle short ramps and tight turns if hauling larger items.
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Before You Go
- Secure tarps and tie down loose items-wind and bumps can shift loads on the short access road.
- Plan for delays on Saturdays and during spring leaf-out; arriving earlier in the day usually means a quicker in-and-out.
- Dress for the season: in winter expect icy surfaces and snowed-in piles, so a vehicle with good clearance and traction helps.
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