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Small community drop-off for Seeley Lake residents and nearby rural folks. Located on Woodworth Road, this is the local place people use when hauling household trash or clearing out a pickup load. Given Montana distances, it also sees traffic from outside town, especially in fair weather.
Pulling in, expect a modest, workmanlike site rather than a shiny commercial complex; there’s typically room to pull up, unload, and move on. Look for an office or booth area where traffic is checked and any fees are handled, and then separate piles or containers for different kinds of disposal. In winter months the road and yard can get snow-packed or slick, so access and wait times change with the weather. Weekends and spring cleanup times often mean a line of pickups waiting to get through.
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Before You Go
- Bring something to help strap or cover loose loads-wind and bumps on Woodworth Road can scatter debris.
- Arrive early on weekends or holiday-adjacent days to avoid long lines and tighter parking.
- Have materials sorted before getting to the site so unloading goes faster and fewer trips around the yard are needed.
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