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Recycling Center
Town of Maple Grove Recycling Center
19435 Marquette Rd, Reedsville, WI 54230
Small town recycling center used by Reedsville residents and nearby rural households. Located on Marquette Road, it handles typical curbside-style recyclables and some specialty drop-offs. Many bring single-car or small-trailer loads rather than full dumpsters.
Drive up to an entrance where there’s a booth and a scale; people usually stop there to get directed. The recycling bins are grouped together and clearly visible from the drive; expect to walk a short distance with bags or boxes. The site feels like a county-run operation - practical and no-frills, with open bays or roll-off containers for different materials. In winter the setup can change a bit, so lanes or container placement might be different on snowy days.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Flatten and bundle cardboard before unloading to save space and speed things along.
- Bring straps or tie-downs for loose items in a trailer so nothing blows out on the drive; people hand materials up to the container edge.
- Aim for a weekday morning if possible-weekends, especially spring cleanup times, get noticeably busy.
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