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Parsonsburg Convenience Center on Eastside Dump Rd is the small neighborhood drop-off most locals use for household junk and recyclables. This type of convenience center typically handles residential trash, recycling and yard debris, and is much smaller than a full transfer station. It’s mainly used by people hauling household loads rather than commercial haulers.
Drive in from Eastside Dump Rd to a modest lot with a few roll-off containers and areas to pull up; space can feel tight when several trucks are there. A small booth near the entrance is common at places like this, but it may or may not be staffed. Be prepared to walk a short distance from the vehicle to the containers and to sort a few items at the site if they aren’t already separated. Weekends, especially during spring cleanup, are the busiest times and can form lines.
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