Bella Vista Recycling Center

400 Pinion Bluff Dr Bella Vista AR 72714 USA

4.3 (60 reviews)

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About this center

Each year more than 5 million pounds of material move through Bella Vista Recycling Center, and 100 percent of the net proceeds from selling that material go to local charities. The community-based drop-off is at 400 Pinion Bluff Drive, one road north of T.H. Rogers Lumber Company on the east side of Highway 71 in Bella Vista, Arkansas. The posted mission is to keep recyclable materials out of landfills. Paper, plastic bottles, glass, cans, wearable clothing, scrap metal, and retired American flags are accepted. Shredding is listed beside paper products. Scrap metal drop-off excludes appliances that contain Freon, including refrigerators, freezers, and dehumidifiers, plus propane tanks and electronics.

Materials accepted & services

Paper Plastics Glass Cans Scrap Metal Textiles Drop-off

Additional materials details

Accepts: Paper products (newspapers, magazines, cardboard, office paper), plastic bottles only (#1 PETE and #2 HDPE), aluminum cans, tin cans, and wearable clothing. Does NOT accept: glass, plastic food containers, plastic tubs, plastic bags, Styrofoam, or contaminated materials. All items must be clean and dry.

Services offered

Community drop-off
Paper shredding
Scrap metal drop-off
Retired flag drop-off

Areas served

Bella Vista, Arkansas

Not accepted

RefrigeratorsFreezersDehumidifiersOther Freon appliancesPropane tanksElectronics

Frequently asked questions

What does Bella Vista Recycling Center accept?

Paper, plastic bottles, glass, cans, wearable clothing, scrap metal, and retired American flags. Shredding is listed beside paper products.

What scrap does Bella Vista Recycling Center turn away?

Appliances that contain Freon, including refrigerators, freezers, and dehumidifiers, plus propane tanks and electronics.

Where do proceeds from Bella Vista Recycling Center go?

100 percent of the net proceeds from selling recycled material go to local charities. The center reports more than 5 million pounds recycled each year.

Is Bella Vista Recycling Center open on Saturday?

Yes. Bella Vista Recycling Center is open Open 24 hours on Saturdays, based on its listed hours. Hours can change around holidays, so call ahead to confirm.

Is Bella Vista Recycling Center open on Sunday?

Bella Vista Recycling Center lists itself as closed on Sundays. Hours can change around holidays, so call ahead to confirm.

Special offers

100% of net proceeds donated to local Bella Vista charities and community organizations. By recycling here, you support both environmental sustainability and local charitable causes.

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Michael McAlexander

5 months ago

Review

Bella Vista staff are friendly and industrious. They recently posted additional information to assist in sortation and recycling. Please view the video or take the time to read the new signage during your next visit.

L W

5 months ago

Review

Recycling is convenient and easy to do at this location. Thank you volunteers for all you do for Bella Vista and making a better world too! This is a nonprofit organization and those working here are volunteers.

Brian Lilly

7 months ago

Review

If you are having a great day are feeling productive and want to do something good for humanity (recycle to help keep your household items out of landfills) but you also need someone to yell at you for your good deeds... Stop by this place to drop off your recycling! They will happily yell at you make you feel bad and help put that dark spot on what was a happy and sunny day! Response to their response... From the numerous reviews stating how rude the employees at this facility can be it is obvious there is a legitimate issue that needs to be addressed. If the facility is going to respond to these reviews with comments like...were you having trouble reading the signage it showcases the poor leadership this facility is managed by. We are your customers. We are the reason you exist. You should want our business. You should be working to keep our business. Telling us to drive to another facility in another town is bad business. No it wasn't loud. No your employee wasn't trying to assist us. Your employee was yelling at my teenage son flailing her arms and acting like a person that should not be in that position if she cannot understand the basics of decency and normal customer service. Another patron was there and witnessed the way your employee was acting. That patron looked at us smiled and rolled their eyes in disbelief as even they couldn't believe the way we were being treated. We took the high road said nothing back and went on with our day. If we have to drive to Pineville to recycle it would probably discourage us from recycling altogether. I hope you all figure out how to provide a little better customer service. I am optimistic you can do it.

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