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Waste Facility
Elk Mound Area Collection Station & Yard Waste Drop Off Site
401 570th Ave, Elk Mound, WI 54739
A small town collection station and yard-waste drop-off for Elk Mound residents. People bring household trash and yard material here rather than hauling everything to a distant transfer station.
The site is an outdoor drop-off with piles or containers for yard material and separate receptacles for recyclables, typical of county-run facilities in Wisconsin. There’s a short drive in from the road and places to pull a truck or trailer up to unload; expect a gravel or paved lot rather than a polished facility. In winter months operations and access can change, so snow and ice may cover drop areas and slow movement. Signage usually marks where to leave different items, and unloading tends to be self-service.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Sort yard waste from other recyclables at home so unloading goes quickly and neighbors aren’t left waiting.
- Bring tarps and gloves for loose leaves or brush-wind and winter conditions can make loose loads messy.
- Avoid weekend mornings if possible; spring cleanup times get noticeably busier and lines form.
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