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(401) 680-2503This is the Little Compton Transfer Station on Amy Hart Path, the local spot residents use to drop off household refuse and recyclables instead of driving to the central Rhode Island landfill. Neighbors swing by with the usual carloads, small trailers, or pickup loads when town cleanups roll around.
The entrance has a small booth and a short drive-up lane where vehicles line up; there’s usually a scale so plan on being weighed and stopping again before you leave. The yard is compact - think concrete pads, a few big compactors or open pits, and roll-off containers visible from the driveway. Recycling bins are typically off to one side and bulky items have a different drop area, so follow the signs as you get closer. Weekends and spring cleanup days get noticeably busier, so expect a wait if timing isn't flexible.
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