Cherokee County Recycle Center
Recycling Center in Woodstock, Georgia
About This Location
This is Cherokee County's Hobgood Park recycling drop-off at 6688 Bells Ferry Rd in Woodstock, a free satellite site where residents can drop single-stream recyclables and glass. You can bring paper, cardboard, plastic, aluminum and tin cans, and clean food and beverage cartons, with glass placed separately in the designated receptacles. Metal, appliances, TVs, mattresses, paint and bagged trash are handled only at the county's main Blalock Road center in Canton, where fees apply. The Hobgood Park site briefly closed in May 2025 for the Bells Ferry Road widening and reopened in July 2025.
What Cherokee County Recycling Center – Hobgood Park Drop-Off Accepts
Related recycling guides: Glass · Plastic · Cardboard & Paper
What they do not accept
Hobgood Park is a single-stream + glass drop-off only. Metal, appliances, bagged trash, flat-screen TVs/monitors, mattresses, paint, play sets, batteries and Styrofoam are handled only at the county's main Blalock Road center in Canton, most with a fee. Tube and projection TVs are not taken anywhere.
Fees
- Single-stream recyclables and glass at Hobgood Park — Free
Access & restrictions
residents-only · Walk-in (no appointment) · Free drop-off for Cherokee County residents; glass must be separated into the designated dumpsters. Fee-based items (metal, appliances, TVs, mattresses, paint) are handled at the Blalock Road center in Canton.
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Hobgood Park / Bells Ferry recycling drop-off open?
Yes. It closed May 25, 2025 for the Bells Ferry Road widening and reopened July 8, 2025 at a relocated spot within Hobgood Park (still 6688 Bells Ferry Rd). A permanent on-site location is being planned.
What can I drop off free at Hobgood Park?
Single-stream recyclables — paper, cardboard, plastic, cans and clean food/beverage cartons — plus food-grade glass placed separately in the glass dumpsters. It is free for residents.
Can I bring metal, appliances, TVs or paint here?
No. Those are handled only at the county's main Blalock Road center in Canton, where fees apply. Flat-screen TVs and monitors are accepted at Blalock Road, but tube and projection TVs are not taken anywhere.
What are the hours?
Per the county, the Hobgood Park site is open Tuesday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday 8 a.m. to noon, closed Sunday and Monday.
Where do glass items go?
Glass must be separated and placed in the designated glass dumpsters. Food-grade glass only — no candles, cookware, coffee mugs or ceramics.
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