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A straightforward solid waste facility out on County Road 64 that locals use for household trash, recycling and yard waste. Mostly visited by Rock Springs residents and rural folks hauling bigger loads that won’t fit in curbside cans.
Drive in off the county road to a small entrance area with an attendant booth and open tipping areas beyond; the site is spread out rather than compact. Expect gravel surfaces, large piles or roll-off containers, and pickup or tractor-trailer traffic moving around. Many Wyoming facilities like this have a scale and a place to stop at the booth before heading to the drop-off area, so plan on pulling up, then maneuvering out to whatever container or pile you need. Weekends and spring cleanup bring noticeably more traffic and slower movement through the site.
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Before You Go
- Bring a tarp and tie-downs: wind and bumps can fling light material off open loads on the approach or while parked.
- Sort materials roughly before getting there so unloading is quicker - recyclables, yard debris and mixed trash usually need to be dropped in different spots.
- Give extra time on Saturdays and during spring; lines form and backing a trailer around other vehicles can be tight, so patience helps.
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