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Juneburn Recycling Center is the Manning-area spot for dropping off recyclables instead of hauling them to the landfill. Locals with household recycling and small loads from yard cleanups use it, and county convenience center patterns are visible here.
Pull in off June Burn Road and you'll see a small entrance booth and a scale nearby; vehicles typically stop at the booth and then again on the way out. The site is set up for common recyclables - things like paper and cardboard, glass, various plastics and metals - with large collection bins off to one side. The place looks like a typical county recycling site: open paved areas, a few big roll-off bins, and signs over the lanes rather than fancy buildings. During busy times, especially weekends or spring cleanup, traffic can back up so expect a short wait.
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Before You Go
- Sort materials at home into paper, cardboard, plastics and metals before pulling up; it makes unloading quicker and cuts down on time in line.
- Bring a tarp or bin to keep loose items contained in the truck bed; wind can scatter lightweight recyclables on site.
- Aim for midweek or mid-morning to avoid the weekend rush that often builds up during seasonal cleanups.
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