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Parkland Convenience Center in Camden is the small drop-off spot locals use for household trash, recyclables, and yard clippings. Neighbors bring truck beds, trailers, and carloads rather than big commercial hauls. It’s the kind of place people swing by when cleaning out the garage or finishing a yard project.
The site is compact with a single entrance drive and a small booth area near the front; pull up slowly so there’s room for others to pass. Expect separate open-top containers and roll-offs grouped together-recycling bins are usually off to one side and yard waste piles to another. The layout feels more like a depot than a transfer station, so backing a trailer into a container is common. Weekends and spring cleanup days get busy, so there can be a line of pickups and trucks waiting to unload.
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Before You Go
- Bring straps or a tarp to keep loose debris from blowing out while driving; wind can scatter light yard waste quickly.
- Have materials sorted before getting to the center so unloading goes faster-separate cardboard, brush, and general trash ahead of time.
- Park away from the drop-off area briefly if someone is unloading, then move when finished to keep traffic flowing.
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