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Dump
Beaver Springs Dump
1008 Ridge Rd, Beaver Springs, PA 17812
Small local dump off Ridge Road that most Beaver Springs residents use for household cleanouts and yard debris. Short drive from town; people swing in with pickup loads or trailers. It’s the kind of place neighbors drop by when the curb pile is too much for regular curbside pickup.
A simple entrance with an attendant booth and a scale close to the gate; pull up to the booth first to check in. The site is open dirt-and-gravel with a few piles or receptacles for different kinds of drop-offs, so drivers back up to the appropriate pile to unload. Traffic can build up on weekend mornings or during spring cleanup, so expect a slow-moving line at those times. Vehicles with trailers need a bit more room to maneuver around the piles and ramps.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Bring ID and proof of residency if required by the county; most local dumps ask for it at the booth.
- Secure loads and tarp loose debris so nothing blows out while driving; smaller lanes and turning radii make loose material a hassle.
- Avoid weekend mornings if possible-midweek or midday runs are usually quicker, and lining items up by type before entering saves time at the drop-off.
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