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Solid Waste Facility
King County Solid Waste Division
16925 Cedar Falls Rd SE, North Bend, WA 98045
(206) 477-4466Small county transfer site on the east side of North Bend that locals use for household cleanouts, yard clippings, and mixed trash. Easy to spot off Cedar Falls Road, and typically a mix of pickups, trailers, and small trucks in the line.
There’s an entrance booth and a pit/scale area where vehicles stop to sort or be weighed, so plan for a short pause before dumping. Recycling and yard-waste areas are separated from the main trash drops, usually clustered to one side of the lot. The site is outdoors with concrete pads and roll-off containers; bring something to help cover or secure loose loads. Weekends fill up faster, especially in spring and early summer, so expect more traffic and a bit of waiting then.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Sort recyclables and yard waste into separate piles in the truck or trailer before arriving - it speeds things up more than trying to sort at the drop-off.
- Have tarps, rope, or straps handy to keep loads from shifting while driving and to cover anything that might blow away when dumping.
- If possible, avoid mid-morning weekend trips; early weekday visits usually have shorter lines and quicker turnaround.
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