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Yadkin County Solid Waste on Dal Rd #4 in East Bend is the county drop-off for everyday household trash, yard debris and recyclables. Neighbors use it for routine loads and the occasional bulky item. It feels like a working yard more than a tidy retail spot.
Pull up to a small entrance booth off Dal Road; many county sites have a scale that gets crossed on the way in and again on the way out. The site is an open yard with large containers and piles for different materials, so be ready to get out of the truck and sort a little. Gravel surfaces and a few lanes to pull into are common, with recycling containers usually off to one side. Weekends and spring-cleanup days tend to back up, so allow extra time if heading over then.
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Before You Go
- Pre-sort the load in the truck: keep recyclables, brush and regular trash separated to speed unloading.
- Wear sturdy shoes and gloves - it’s a working yard with gravel, dust and the occasional mud patch.
- Try to avoid weekend or early spring peak times, or at least plan for a wait if hauling a full load.
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