Bayview Recycle Park

5790 Kramer Rd Langley WA 98260 USA

4.1 (21 reviews)

Bayview Recycle Park recycling center in Langley, WA - View of facility

About This Center

Location: Bayview Solid Waste Dropbox Recycle Park at 5790 S Kramer Road, Langley, WA, is open from 9:30 AM to 5 PM on Saturday, Sunday, Monday, and Wednesday. They accept household garbage by can or bag, with disposal fees applicable. Visitors can download the Recycle Whidbey Brochure for a list of accepted recyclables. Clothing donations should be placed in the blue Northwest Center container. For hazardous waste, visitors should notify the site attendant; large quantities may be referred to the Coupeville Solid Waste Complex. Limited quantities of construction, demo, metal, and yard waste are accepted, with a restriction on items longer than 4 feet. Out-of-county waste is not accepted, as this facility is exclusively for Island County residents. Visitors can find more detailed information in the printable Bayview Solid Waste Drop Box Recycle Park Brochure.

Materials Accepted and Services Offered

Household GarbageClothing DonationsHazardous WasteLimited Quantities of Construction/Demo/Metal/Yard WasteIsland County Residents Only

Featured Reviews

Anonymous

Roger Dale-Moore (5/5 stars, 10 months ago): An absolutely great resource for reducing how much garbage I have to pay to get rid of as well as what goes in the landfill. Besides the normal stuff they also take petroleum based recycle and batteries (the Coupeville recycle also takes fluorescent bulbs and things styrofoams a no go everywhere even the recycle by Freeland. Special equipment needed) The staff are working hard and are as helpful as they need to be (they’re working in what’s basically a dump not a restaurant) I appreciate what we’ve got and the people who make it work. Thank you.

Justin Parker

Justin Parker (1/5 stars, a year ago): If you want to get yelled at for doing everything wrong then this is the place to do your recycling! Accidentally put the “wrong cardboard” in the cardboard area and the worker lady came a screamed and yelled at me how I don’t know what I am doing and need to learn how to read. She then followed me everywhere and was scolding me about all my recycling habits on how some cans are squished and some weren’t and so on. People and places like this make me miss the days we can burn it all.

Joe Carlig

Joe Carlig (5/5 stars, 2 years ago): A great local convenient resource for recycling. Always have had great interactions with the staff even if I had something that wasn’t accepted even when it didn’t make sense based on my limited knowledge of the recycling world. I think a positive experience starts with me being curious and respectful to others.