Where to dump trash in Orlando, Florida

Find public landfills, transfer stations, and recycling drop-offs in Orlando, Florida, with hours, rules, and accepted materials when available.

Need to dump trash in Orlando fast? Start with these verified options and confirm rules before you drive.

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Landfill

Orange County Landfill

5901 Young Pine Rd, Orlando, FL 32829

Accepts: General disposal loads, Bulky waste, Approved construction debris

Verified 2026-03-03

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Transfer

McLeod Road Transfer Station

5000 L B McLeod Rd, Orlando, FL 32811

Accepts: Household trash, Bulky waste, Approved self-haul loads

Verified 2026-03-03

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Transfer

Porter Transfer Station

1326 Good Homes Rd, Orlando, FL 32818

Accepts: Household trash, Bulky waste, Approved self-haul loads

Verified 2026-03-03

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Hazardous

Orange County Landfill Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off

5901 Young Pine Rd, Orlando, FL 32829

Accepts: Household chemicals, Paint, Batteries

Verified 2026-03-03

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Hazardous

Porter Transfer Station Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off

1326 Good Homes Rd, Orlando, FL 32818

Accepts: Household chemicals, Paint, Batteries

Verified 2026-03-03

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Looking for a dump, landfill, transfer station, or recycling drop-off near Orlando? JunkScout lists nearby disposal and drop-off locations with hours, rules, and accepted materials when available.

Where can I dump trash in Orlando today?

Most areas have a mix of public drop-off centers, private landfills, and transfer stations. The right choice depends on what you’re hauling - furniture, household trash, construction debris, brush, or recyclables. Use the listings above to confirm what’s accepted before you drive out.

Where can I drop off trash for free in Orlando?

Some Orlando-area services are resident-focused and may offer free or lower-cost drop-off for specific materials, while private transfer stations and landfills usually charge by load size or material type.

What items are typically accepted?

Commonly accepted items include furniture, yard waste, brush, construction debris (C&D), appliances (sometimes restricted), and mixed recyclables. Some facilities accept only certain materials or require loads to be separated.

Fees, hours, and resident requirements

Disposal rules vary by site. Some facilities are resident-only and require ID or proof of address. Others charge based on load size, weight, or material type. Hours can change seasonally - always check the facility’s website or call ahead when possible.

Results are sourced from public listings and community contributions. Always confirm before visiting.

About dumping in this city

ID

Resident rules vary

Some public facilities require proof of residency. Call ahead if unsure.

C&D

Construction debris

C&D may be accepted only at certain sites or for a fee.

Call

Always confirm

Hours and accepted materials change. Check the facility’s site or call first.

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