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Small-town disposal site serving Hawley and nearby residents. Used mostly by people dropping off household junk and smaller truck or trailer loads. It feels like the kind of place where neighbors run into each other while getting rid of old stuff.
Drive up the gravel entrance and expect a small booth or check-in point where vehicles pause before going in. There’s usually a scale and a short wait if someone else is weighing out, so plan for that extra stop. The yard is open with piles or bays set back from the entrance and a few drive-up spots for quick drop-offs. Weekends and spring-cleanup times get noticeably busy, so queues form and maneuvering a trailer can take extra time.
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Before You Go
- Pull in slow and be ready to stop at the booth/scale; have the back of the truck accessible so unloading is faster.
- Bring straps and gloves-loads can shift and some items need a bit of handling to get into the right pile.
- If towing a trailer, leave extra room when turning into the yard; tight corners and other vehicles make backing awkward.
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