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Landfill
Haines Landfill
Haines Landfill, Haines Dump Road, Haines, 97833, Oregon
Haines Landfill sits just off Haines Dump Road and handles the town’s trash and yard debris. Locals, small businesses, and contractors from the surrounding area bring pickups and trailers here.
Expect a small entrance booth and a scale near the drive-in; tipping fees at landfills of this type are usually charged by weight or sometimes per load, so stopping to be weighed is common. Pull up to the booth/scale, then follow directions to the active dumping area-the site is mostly open dirt with mounded cells and room to turn trailers around. Vehicles typically back into the dump face to unload, and there’s space to clean up before leaving. Facilities like this commonly accept commercial loads, though fees for those are generally higher than residential rates.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Cover loose loads with a tarp so wind doesn’t scatter debris and to speed the unloading process.
- Back trailers to the dumping face and have someone spot-turning around can be tight on the rough ground.
- Skip weekend mornings during spring cleanup if possible; those times are when lines and wait times grow the most.
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