DumpWhat this site is
Dump Navigator is a free directory of 558 public dumps, landfills, transfer stations and recycling drop-off sites across 3 states. Each listing shows the things people usually have to phone around for: what a load costs, whether you have to be a resident, whether you need a permit sticker, whether they take cards, what they accept, and when the free dump days are.
Where the information comes from
- Public business listings. Names, addresses, phone numbers, Google hours and ratings come from public Google Maps business data.
- Official websites. Fees, residency and permit rules, payment methods, accepted items, seasonal hours and free dump days are copied from each facility's own website or its county or township site. Every one of those values on a facility page names the page it came from, the date we checked it, and the exact text we read it from. Our crawler identifies itself, obeys robots.txt and fetches at most one page per second from any site.
- Nothing is guessed. If a facility doesn't post a fee or a rule online, the page says "Call to confirm." We never estimate a price.
How listings are ordered
City pages list facilities by distance from the city center, nearest first. You can re-sort by cheapest posted load or by name, and filter by type, residency rule, accepted items and weekend hours. Facilities don't pay to be listed or to rank higher.
How we make money
Pages may carry labeled display ads, and bulky-item pages may carry a clearly labeled offer from a junk removal or dumpster rental partner. See our affiliate disclosure. Partners have no say in which facilities we list or what we say about them.
Who runs it
Dump Navigator is run by Crisp Point Studio LLC, which also publishes Junkyard Navigator, a directory of junkyards and scrap buyers. Corrections or a facility we're missing: contact us.
Last updated October 2026.