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Small community convenience center in Lodge where locals drop off household trash, recyclables and yard debris. Mostly used by nearby residents hauling small loads from their homes and weekend cleanup runs. It sits right off Lodge Hwy and looks like the typical county-run roadside drop-off spot.
A compact site with a single drive lane and a booth or kiosk area near the entrance-sometimes staffed, sometimes not, depending on the day. Pull up to the curb, sort materials into the separate big roll-off bins and dumpsters, and watch for large pickups or trucks sharing the same space. The recycling containers tend to be off to one side and yard waste piles are usually separated; there isn’t a lot of elbow room, so backing in carefully helps. Expect lines on Saturdays during spring cleanup or after storms, and plan for a tight turning radius if towing a trailer.
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Before You Go
- Bring gloves and a tarp: the bins get messy and loose items can blow around, especially on windy days.
- Arrive early on weekends or right after a weather event-lines can form and maneuvering gets harder when it's busy.
- Secure and compact loads before getting there; broken-down boxes and tied branches save space and make unloading quicker.
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