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(410) 535-4760A small county convenience center tucked off Hunting Creek Road for Huntingtown residents who need a quick way to drop off household trash and recyclables. Mostly used by neighbors with pickup loads, trailers, or bags from yard work. Expect a much smaller setup than a full-scale transfer station.
Drive in and follow the single-lane pull-up area; sometimes there's a little booth at the entrance, and other times it feels more like a self-serve drop-off. Several roll-off containers and bins sit in a row, usually with recyclables grouped together to one side. Vehicles pull up, unload at the appropriate container, and then exit; it’s not a big paved maze, just a compact lot with room to maneuver. Weekends, especially during spring cleanups, can get backed up so plan extra time if going then.
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