Dumps Ontario

Thunder Bay Dump & Landfill Guide

There is 1 public waste site serving Thunder Bay. Check hours, fees and accepted items below before you load the truck.

The Thunder Bay site

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Hours

SiteHours
Thunder Bay Solid Waste and Recycling FacilityMon-Fri 8-6:30; Sat 8-4:30

Statutory holiday hours often differ. Check the official site before a long weekend.

Fees

SiteListed feesResidents only?
Thunder Bay Solid Waste and Recycling Facility$10 up to 120 kg; $94.65/t aboveYes (waste from District of Thunder Bay only)

What goes where

ItemTake it toNot accepted at
Household garbageThunder Bay Solid Waste and Recycling FacilityNone listed
Furniture and bulky itemsThunder Bay Solid Waste and Recycling FacilityNone listed
TiresThunder Bay Solid Waste and Recycling FacilityNone listed
AppliancesThunder Bay Solid Waste and Recycling FacilityNone listed
ElectronicsThunder Bay Solid Waste and Recycling FacilityNone listed
Yard waste and brushThunder Bay Solid Waste and Recycling FacilityNone listed
Paint, batteries and other hazardous wasteThunder Bay Solid Waste and Recycling FacilityNone listed
Scrap metalThunder Bay Solid Waste and Recycling FacilityNone listed

Based on each operator's published list. Items not shown haven't been confirmed for Thunder Bay.

Before you go

  • Bring photo ID or proof of address. Some Thunder Bay sites are for residents only.
  • Separate recycling, scrap metal and yard waste from garbage. They're often cheaper or free.
  • Cover and tie down your load. Unsecured loads can be ticketed in Ontario.
  • Fridges, freezers and air conditioners usually need a refrigerant-removed tag.

Questions people ask

Where is the dump in Thunder Bay?

1 public waste site serves Thunder Bay: Thunder Bay Solid Waste and Recycling Facility (5405 Mapleward Rd, Thunder Bay).

What are the Thunder Bay dump hours?

Thunder Bay Solid Waste and Recycling Facility: Mon-Fri 8-6:30; Sat 8-4:30. Holiday hours often differ, so check before a long weekend.

How much does it cost to go to the dump in Thunder Bay?

Thunder Bay Solid Waste and Recycling Facility: $10 up to 120 kg; $94.65/t above.

Does the Thunder Bay dump take shingles, drywall or mattresses?

Shingles: not confirmed, ask the site before you go. Drywall: not confirmed, ask the site before you go. Mattresses: not confirmed, ask the site before you go.

Can non-residents use the Thunder Bay dump?

Thunder Bay Solid Waste and Recycling Facility is for residents only (waste from District of Thunder Bay only).

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