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Klamath Falls Dump — Landfill & Transfer Station Hours, Fees

Klamath County's Klamath Falls Landfill on Old Fort Road is open 7 days a week, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. A small load up to 140 lbs costs $8.50, and anything heavier is $111 a ton, under fees that took effect September 1, 2026.

The county also runs the Rogue Klamath transfer station on Tingley Lane, the Chemult Landfill and eight rural transfer stations that charge by the can or cubic yard and take only cash or checks.

Disposal sites in Klamath Falls

Klamath Falls Landfill

Landfill

Klamath County Solid Waste Division

801 Old Fort Rd., Klamath Falls, OR 97601 Directions

📞 (541) 883-5121

Hours
Every day8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Fees

  • Minimum: $8.50 for 0–140 lbs
  • Garbage: $111 a ton
  • Stumps, logs, roofing, dirty concrete and dirty demolition: $111 a ton
  • Clean concrete: $10 a ton
  • Stripped appliances and overstuffed furniture (including spring mattresses): $6 each
  • Tires: under 17" $4, with rim $9.50, over 17" (no rims) $9, ATV $3
  • Uncovered load: $5 surcharge
  • Cash, check or card ($1.49 card processing fee)

Won't take: Anything still holding refrigerant: fridges and freezers must be stripped, doors off, refrigerant removed

Closed on holidays on the county's holiday schedule. Mobile homes are taken here only: $371 single-wide, $749 double-wide, with furniture, appliances and propane bottles removed.

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Rogue Klamath Transfer Station (Tingley Lane)

Transfer Station

Klamath County Solid Waste Division

4005 Tingley Ln., Klamath Falls, OR 97603 Directions

📞 (541) 273-0802

Hours
Mon–Sat8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
SundayClosed

Fees

  • Same weight-based fees as the landfill
  • Cash, check or card ($1.49 card processing fee)

Off the Southside Expressway. Closed on holidays.

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Klamath County's rural sites

Unless noted, the rural sites are open 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the days below, apart from holidays.

SiteWhereOpen
BeattyYellow Jacket Springs Rd.Fri & Sat
BonanzaBly Mountain Cutoff Rd.Tue–Sat
Chemult LandfillHwy. 97, south of ChemultTue–Sat, 8:30 a.m.–2:30 p.m.
ChiloquinSprague River Rd.Tue–Sat
CrescentCrescent Cutoff Rd.Wed–Sat
KenoKeno-Worden Rd.Fri & Sat
MerrillLower Lake Rd.Tue–Sat
OdessaHwy. 140 W, milepost 48Sat only
Sprague RiverDrews Rd.Thu–Sat

They charge by volume: a $20 minimum for up to 3 cans or bags, $21 a cubic yard for garbage, stumps, logs, concrete, roofing and dirty demolition, $6 for each stripped appliance or piece of overstuffed furniture, and tires from $3 (ATV) to $9.50 (car tire on a rim). An uncovered load adds $5. These sites and the Chemult Landfill take cash or check only.

What it costs at the Klamath Falls Landfill

What you bringFee
Any load, 0–140 lbs$8.50
Garbage, per ton$111
Bulk debris and dirty demolition, per ton$111
Clean concrete, per ton$10
Asbestos (call first)$150 a ton
Campers and camp trailers$111 a ton
Single-wide mobile home$371
Double-wide mobile home$749

These fees run from September 1, 2026 to August 31, 2027. The landfill and the Tingley Lane station take cards with a $1.49 processing fee.

Every Oregon rate we've verified is side by side in our guide to what it costs to dump in Oregon.

Fridges and freezers need prep first

Klamath County doesn't accept anything that still contains refrigerant. A refrigerator or freezer has to be stripped, with the door removed and the refrigerant evacuated by a technician, before it's taken as a $6 stripped appliance. The same $6 rate covers washers and dryers with motors, wiring, switches and pumps removed, and overstuffed furniture like couches, chairs and spring mattresses.

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Common questions

Where is the dump in Klamath Falls?
The Klamath Falls Landfill on Old Fort Road, run by Klamath County. It's open seven days a week, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., except holidays.
How much does it cost to dump in Klamath County?
At the Klamath Falls Landfill, loads up to 140 lbs cost $8.50 and heavier loads are $111 a ton, under fees effective September 1, 2026. Rural transfer stations charge $20 for up to 3 cans or bags and $21 a cubic yard.
Can I take a refrigerator to the Klamath Falls Landfill?
Only if it no longer contains refrigerant. The county accepts stripped fridges and freezers with the door removed and the refrigerant evacuated, at $6 each.
Do Klamath County transfer stations take credit cards?
Only the Klamath Falls Landfill and the Tingley Lane transfer station, with a $1.49 processing fee. The rural transfer stations and the Chemult Landfill take cash or check only.
What does it cost to dump a mobile home in Klamath County?
At the Klamath Falls Landfill only: $371 for a single-wide and $749 for a double-wide, after furniture, appliances, propane bottles, septic tanks, toilets and heating systems are removed.
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