It's a land fill not much to say you pay to throw away you junk.
Always terrible customer service. Have taken stuff here multiple times because there are not to many options. The people in the booth are never very helpful and could care less that you drive over to get told they can’t accept credit cards after 330, no checks or cash. There hours are basically the time they want to leave there not when they stop accepting. If you can go else where I definitely would. They guys in the yard are nice though.
Easy, convenient experience. Worth the 40 minute drive vs the other place in Enola PA. Friendly staff. Great price! Only setback is a one person out of the vehicle rule while dumping. Make sure you can unload on your own.
We the people that work Monday - Friday until 5pm relied on the landfill to be open on Saturdays to take care of things that needed to go and now we can't. You should open the landfill back up on Saturdays for the few hours that they were for the people who need to use it. I'm sure that the trucks from New Jersey wouldn't mind since they used our landfill all the time. Everyone that lives in the area should get to use the landfill no matter if they have an account or not.
You have to live in certain areas of Cumberland County or you have to pay.
Easy and organized but sometimes the lines are long
$3 per bag plus tax. I drop off my trash to the landfill because it is cheaper than paying for a trash company to pick it up at my house. Swing by BBs groceries when you are done for some more saving on your grocery bill.
As I discovered on leaving, there's a minimum charge and it can leave customers with a rotten feeling. We dropped off 80lbs of junk and were charged $40. The rate/ton with fees (2000lbs), by comparison, is currently $80. If you have the option, using a dozen Carlisle "Borough bags" is cheaper, and curbside collection typically includes one bulk item each week (even without gift wrapping it in those pay-as-you-throw bags!) If you're a normal person and need to visit the dump, hold your nose and be prepared to shell out.