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Coastal Recyclers Landfill is the recycling center out on Hudson Krohn Road that folks in Biloxi use when clearing out garages or hauling old cans and cardboard. Neighbors drop off standard recyclables and take advantage of any special programs the center advertises for things like electronics or tires.
Pull into the entrance and there’s a small booth and scale area where vehicles slow down; traffic can back up on weekend mornings. Recycling bins and roll-offs sit a bit to the right past the entrance, with larger drop-off areas farther in for bulky items. The site looks like a working landfill-adjacent operation - gravel drives, concrete pads, and big containers - so bring something to keep items from blowing around. Plan on sorting materials before getting to the bins; that’s how people move through the line faster.
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Before You Go
- Separate paper, cardboard, metals, and plastics at home so unloading is quicker and keeps the line moving.
- Go early on weekdays or late afternoons on weekdays to avoid the weekend rush - pickups and spring cleanups fill the lot fast.
- Bring straps or a tarp for loose items and have doors or tailgates tied down; wind and gravel can make loose loads a hassle.
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