Tazewell County Landfill

A working county landfill out on Lynn Hollow Road that locals and small haulers use when trash needs to go to the final pit. Trucks, trailers and pickup loads are common here, so expect a place that’s built for handling larger volumes rather than a tidy drop-off center. It’s the kind of spot used by homeowners during cleanouts and by commercial drivers making regular runs.

Drive up to an entrance booth and be ready to pull over to the scale - tipping fees are handled by weight at most landfills like this, so there’s a stop in and a stop out. The yard is mostly open cells, heavy equipment, and a few gravel roads; watch for big trucks and loaders moving material. Recycling or drop-off bins tend to be set off to one side, with the main working face farther in, so follow traffic flow and signage. Weekends, especially in spring, can get backed up and lines may form at the scale and booth.