Berlin Recycling Drop-Off Center
Recycling Center in Berlin, Maryland
About This Location
Berlin's Route 50 recycling drop-off station operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week — no staff, no permit, and no fee — making it the most accessible recycling option in town.
What this location Accepts
Related recycling guides: Glass · Plastic · Cardboard & Paper
What they do not accept
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where exactly is the Berlin Route 50 recycling drop-off?
The drop-off containers are located along Route 50 (Ocean Gateway) near the Walmart and Samuel Bowen Boulevard intersection in Berlin, MD 21811. It is an unmanned, 24-hour site with seven labeled bins.
What can I recycle at the Berlin 24-hour drop-off on Route 50?
You can drop off newspaper, cardboard, mixed paper, magazines, glass bottles and jars, plastic containers, and aluminum and bi-metal cans. The site does not accept electronics, trash, or hazardous materials.
Is there a fee or permit needed to use the Berlin recycling drop-off?
No fee and no permit — this unmanned station is free and open to anyone at any hour. If you need to dispose of household trash or electronics, visit the <a href="/md/berlin/worcester-county-solid-waste-md-berlin/">Worcester County Berlin Convenience Center</a> at 9636 Mill Haven Rd, which requires a permit or PAYT bag for trash but offers free recycling as well.
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