Waste Disposal in Burlington County, NJ
19 facilities across 10 cities: landfills, transfer stations, recycling centers, and more.
Allied Recycling
Mt Holly, NJ · 237 reviews
Republic Services Mount Laurel Township Transfer Station
Mt Laurel Township, NJ · 93 reviews
Burlington County Resource Recovery Complex
Florence, NJ · 56 reviews
Red Lion Metals Inc
Southampton Township, NJ · 50 reviews
WM - Burlington County Landfill
Columbus, NJ · 48 reviews
AmeriCycle
Hainesport, NJ · 33 reviews
Mount Laurel Recycling Center
Mt Laurel Township, NJ · 14 reviews
Burlington County Hazardous Waste
Florence, NJ · 4 reviews
Hainesport Transfer
Hainesport, NJ · 4 reviews
Allied Recycling Inc
Southampton Township, NJ · 4 reviews
A & R Recycling Company, Inc
Cinnaminson, NJ · 3 reviews
Green Recycling Solution LLC
Burlington, NJ · 3 reviews
Triple J Recycling & Storage
Mt Laurel Township, NJ · 3 reviews
Recycling Hotline
Westampton Township, NJ · 2 reviews
Florence Twp Recycling Center
Florence, NJ · 2 reviews
Enterprise Recycling
Cinnaminson, NJ · 2 reviews
Burlington County Eco Complex
Fieldsboro, NJ
Burlington Township Recycling Collection & Compost Site
Burlington, NJ
Recycled Energy Development
Burlington, NJ
About Waste Disposal in Burlington County
Burlington County in New Jersey has 19 listed waste disposal facilities spread across 10 cities. Listings include hours, contact info, and ratings so you can pick a site before you load up. The highest rated is Allied Recycling in Mt Holly, rated 4.8 stars from 237 reviews.
County facilities are where residency rules show up most: many Burlington County sites offer free or discounted dumping for residents and turn away or surcharge everyone else. Bring ID, call ahead for current fees, and keep hazardous materials separate. Paint, chemicals, and batteries usually need a dedicated hazardous waste drop-off.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I dump trash in Burlington County, New Jersey?
There are 19 waste disposal facilities across 10 cities in Burlington County, New Jersey, including landfills, transfer stations, and recycling centers.
Do I have to be a Burlington County resident to use the dump?
It depends on the facility. County-run sites often serve residents only, or charge non-residents a higher rate, and may ask for ID or a utility bill as proof of residency. Private facilities usually take anyone willing to pay the gate fee. Check the listing or call ahead.
What is the best-rated facility in Burlington County?
The top facility in Burlington County is Allied Recycling in Mt Holly with a 4.8-star rating from 237 Google reviews.