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Crestline Landfill on Crestline Rd in Panaca is the local landfill where residential and commercial haulers bring material to be buried. Small pickups and big roll-offs both make the trip out here; it's the place to take anything that needs final disposal in this part of Nevada.
The site looks like a typical working landfill-gravel roads, heavy equipment, and visible mounds where material has been pushed and compacted. There’s a scale and an entrance booth; tipping fees are handled by weight, so expect a weigh-in and a weigh-out. Pull up to the booth to check in, then follow directions to the active tipping area and drive up the ramp to dump. Plan for dust and truck traffic; surfaces are rough and the place feels industrial rather than tidy.
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Before You Go
- Secure and tarp loose loads - wind and dust can scatter debris and make cleanup take longer.
- Avoid busy times like weekend mornings or spring cleanup days if possible; lines can back up with landscapers and contractors.
- Remember tipping is by weight, so shedding unnecessary heavy material (soil, rock) beforehand can lower the total cost.
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