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Landfill
Laughlin Landfill
Laughlin Landfill, Needles Highway, Laughlin, 89029, Nevada
Laughlin Landfill in Laughlin, NV is the town's spot for burying trash - everything that doesn't get picked up curbside ends up here. Drivers from households and small haulers bring loads here when other disposal options won't work.
There’s a weigh scale and a small entrance booth, so fees are charged by weight and stopping to be weighed is part of the process. Pull up to the tipping area and dump into the active cell or pile; the site is open and dusty rather than like a paved transfer station. Lines can form, especially on weekends and during community cleanups, so expect some waiting at the booth and the scale. Vehicles often get a short drive over compacted dirt and mounds of cover soil before leaving.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Tie down and tarp loads so nothing blows out on the road-loose debris creates delays and extra cleanup.
- Plan for scale stops: most users get weighed on the way in and again on the way out, so allow a few extra minutes.
- Try to avoid weekend middays if possible; weekday mornings usually move faster and have shorter lines.
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