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Waste Facility
Maple Grove Yard Waste Drop
10300 Maple Grove Pkwy N, Maple Grove, MN 55369
(763) 420-4886Maple Grove Yard Waste Drop is the small town yard-waste spot off Maple Grove Pkwy that locals use for brush, leaves and seasonal yard cleanup. Neighbors swing by with pickup loads or trailer heaps; it’s aimed at residential drop-offs rather than commercial haulers.
Pull in along a single entrance lane and slow down for a manned booth area and a scale setup-vehicles usually stop twice if they weigh in and out. The site feels like a working yard: piles of brush, windrows of leaves and a few large bins or piles to dump into, with clear sightlines from the driveway. Winter changes the routine; some parts can be shoveled or have covered spots, and packed snow can make the ramps slick. Weekends and spring cleanup days get busy, so expect a short wait to get to the dump pile.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Secure loose loads with a tarp before driving in, especially for leaves and loose debris-windy days spill stuff everywhere.
- Bring gloves and sturdy footwear; the ground can be uneven and muddy in spring or icy in winter.
- Load sizes for residential trucks and trailers are common-measure beforehand so there’s no awkward juggling at the drop point.
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