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Waste Facility
Casper Balefill
Casper Balefill, 1886 N. Station Road, Evansville, 82636, Wyoming
Casper Balefill on N. Station Road in Evansville is the local balefill used by residents and small haulers for dropping off household and construction debris. It’s an industrial-feeling site - more working yard than neat transfer center - so expect a practical, no-frills operation.
There’s a small entrance area with a booth where vehicles pause to be directed and checked before entering the yard. Trucks commonly cross a scale and then move to a drop-off area, so plan for a stop on the way in and one on the way out. The site is open-air with compacted piles and bales visible from the road, and large equipment is active, so keep a safe distance while on foot. Lines build up on weekends and during spring cleanup, and summer visits can be dusty.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Secure loads with tarps and straps - loose debris can blow off while waiting in line or driving through the site.
- Sort and stage materials in the truck bed beforehand so unloading is quicker and less back-and-forth at the drop point.
- Keep children and pets inside the vehicle and watch for heavy equipment moving around the yard.
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