Waste Disposal Near Big Bear Lake, CA
30 facilities within 30 miles
Clean Bear Site #2
Big Bear Lake, CA · 13 reviews
Big Bear Garbage Dump West
Big Bear Lake, CA · 2 reviews
Big Bear City CSD Paradise Yard
Big Bear, CA · 5 reviews
Big Bear Transfer Station
Big Bear, CA · 41 reviews
Heaps Peak Transfer Station
Running Springs, CA · 20 reviews
Heaps Peak Disposal Site
Running Springs, CA · 63 reviews
Phoenix electronics recycling
Redlands, CA
Sunset Recycling Center
Highland, CA · 91 reviews
San Bernardino Fire - Household Hazardous Waste
San Bernardino, CA · 55 reviews
Robertos Recycling Center
San Bernardino, CA · 132 reviews
Sunset Recycling Center
San Bernardino, CA · 132 reviews
Lucerne Valley Transfer Station
Lucerne Valley, CA · 23 reviews
City Recycling Center
San Bernardino, CA · 388 reviews
North End Recycling
San Bernardino, CA · 6 reviews
East Valley Recycling & Transfer
San Bernardino, CA · 36 reviews
County Landfill
Redlands, CA · 4 reviews
Sunset Recycling
San Bernardino, CA · 2 reviews
badlands landfill
Moreno Valley, CA · 166 reviews
Burrtec
San Bernardino, CA · 48 reviews
SA Recycling
San Bernardino, CA · 102 reviews
Solid Waste Management
San Bernardino, CA · 4 reviews
San Bernardino Recycling
San Bernardino, CA · 78 reviews
Ironlife Recycling Inc
San Bernardino, CA · 138 reviews
Inland Regional Material
Colton, CA · 46 reviews
Muscoy Recycle
San Bernardino, CA · 23 reviews
Household Hazardous Waste
Hesperia, CA · 22 reviews
A-1 Hesperia Recycling
Hesperia, CA · 228 reviews
AIM Recycling Hesperia
Hesperia, CA · 591 reviews
Lamb Canyon Landfill
Beaumont, CA · 240 reviews
Trail's End Transfer Station
Morongo Valley, CA · 19 reviews
About Waste Disposal Near Big Bear Lake
Need to get rid of a load near Big Bear Lake, CA? Where To Dump lists 30 facilities within 30 miles: landfills, transfer stations, recycling centers, e-waste drop-off, and scrap yards. Each listing includes hours, contact info, and Google ratings.
Call before you haul. Fees are usually charged per load or per ton, some sites only serve local residents, and accepted materials vary. Most regular facilities won't take paint, chemicals, or batteries. Check each listing for details.