Springdale Recycling Drop Off Center

1809 Lowell Rd Springdale AR 72764 USA

4.3 (30 reviews)

BottlesCansPaper

Springdale Recycling Drop Off Center recycling center in Springdale, AR - View of facility

About this center

This drop-off is operated by Boston Mountain Solid Waste District, which runs rural recycling drop-off locations across the area for residents who do not have curbside service. Accepted recyclables include bottles, cans, paper, and cardboard, and the District provides free 18-gallon recycling bins at its Prairie Grove office and at monthly drop-off events in nearby communities. The District also operates a transfer station and a mobile household hazardous waste trailer at community events, and offers a location locator tool to match each item with where to take it.

Materials accepted & services

Bottles Cans Paper Cardboard Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off Recycling

Additional materials details

Accepted materials: Cardboard (flattened), paper products, plastics #1 & #2 (bottles and jugs), aluminum cans, steel cans, mixed paper. Operated by Boston Mountain Solid Waste District. Proof of residency may be required. Clean facility with helpful staff. Free drop-off for district residents. Check website for holiday closures and special collection events.

Reviews & pricing

Note: Prices are user-reported and subject to change. Contact the center directly for current rates.

Eric Roberts

a week ago

Google review

Takes a wide range of items like cardboard glass tires and oils. Unfortunately they are only open M/W/F with limited hours. Would be nice to have more access to drop stuff off like all the other cities in the area do.

Charitha Katupitiya

a year ago

Google review

Convenient location to recycle a wide range of items. Items such as glass plastic bags cardboard tin cans and batteries can be recycled for free. Fluorescent bulbs and electronics have a small charge. Thanks for the friendly service and providing a sustainable option for the community!

Irina Stacy

2 years ago

Google review

I want to thank the staff who works there. Yes the hours are limited but it is understandable. They btw accept more items than other towns in NWA. These days it is not simple to find a business willing to partner with and pick items besides basic ones such as aluminum plastic 1 &2 and cardboard. This station takes the effort to find partners for more. Love their used clothes option (not everything can be donated).

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