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Pheasant Run RDF is a local waste disposal site in Bristol that sees a mix of neighborhood pickups and small contractor trucks. Neighbors and homeowners drop off household and bagged waste here, so expect a steady flow on busy days.
Drive up to a small entrance booth where staff will direct traffic; there's typically a scale you cross on the way in and again when leaving, so plan for a short stop. The site is open-air with piles or containers visible from the drive, and vehicles are directed to different unloading spots depending on load size. Weekends and spring cleanup times get the longest lines, and winter operations in Wisconsin can change how the site runs, so lines and traffic patterns shift seasonally. Parking for small trailers is limited, so larger loads may need to queue in a lane rather than pull completely off the road.
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Before You Go
- Bring something to cover loose debris-winds can blow through the open yard and make an unsecured load messy.
- Have trash secured and easy to toss; cutting down bulky items into manageable pieces speeds up unloading.
- Arrive midweek or early morning to avoid the busiest weekend lines, especially during spring and fall cleanup seasons.
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