Recycling Centers in Springfield, OR
Find drop-off recycling locations in Springfield, Oregon. View hours, addresses, and phone numbers for each facility.
Residents of Springfield, Oregon can use this directory to locate nearby recycling drop-off locations. Whether you have household recyclables or specialty items like electronics or batteries, the facilities listed here can help you dispose of materials responsibly.
Recycling in Springfield: A Local Guide
Springfield, Oregon sits across the Willamette River from Eugene in Lane County and is served by four distinct recycling facilities, each with a very different mission. Matching your material to the right facility prevents wasted trips and keeps loads from being rejected at the gate.
Oregon residents redeeming bottle and can deposits should go to the Springfield BottleDrop Redemption Center at 2289 Olympic St, open 8 AM–6 PM every day. The center accepts any aluminum can, glass bottle, or plastic beverage bottle bearing an Oregon deposit mark and pays 10 cents per container. Green Bag and Blue Bag drops are available at the secure door from 6 AM to 10 PM even outside staffed hours.
For yard debris, wood waste, and landscaping scraps, Lane Forest Products at 820 N 42nd St is open seven days a week. They accept yard debris at $8 per cubic yard, wood debris at $15, and concrete or sod at $14. Natural Christmas trees are $3. The other two Springfield facilities serve commercial needs: International Paper's CRPF at 800 N 48th St collects paper and cardboard from business accounts only, and Springfield Auto Recyclers on S 28th St handles vehicle salvage and used OEM parts.
Lane County residents outside Springfield may also find options in neighboring Eugene, Cottage Grove, Corvallis, and the Lane County Transfer Station in Glenwood. See the full Oregon recycling directory for statewide listings.
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Frequently Asked Questions — Recycling in Springfield
Where do I return bottles and cans for the Oregon deposit in Springfield?
Take them to the Springfield BottleDrop Redemption Center at 2289 Olympic St. It is open 8 AM–6 PM daily and accepts aluminum cans, glass bottles, and plastic beverage bottles with Oregon deposit marks, paying 10 cents each.
Does Lane Forest Products accept treated lumber or construction wood?
No. Lane Forest Products at 820 N 42nd St accepts clean wood debris with nails, but not pressure-treated lumber, wood with lead-based paint, or pieces with bolts or hinges. Standard construction dimensional lumber with nails is fine at $15 per cubic yard.
Can individuals drop off cardboard at International Paper in Springfield?
No — International Paper's facility at 800 N 48th St is a commercial recycling MRF that only accepts materials from business accounts. Residents should put cardboard in curbside bins or use the Lane County Transfer Station in nearby Glenwood (3402 Franklin Blvd, Eugene).
What is the BottleDrop Green Bag and where do I get one?
Green Bags are pre-labeled BottleDrop bags sold at most Oregon grocery stores for a small fee. Fill the bag with Oregon-deposit containers, write your BottleDrop account number on the outside, and drop it at the secure door at the Springfield BottleDrop (2289 Olympic St) anytime from 6 AM to 10 PM — no waiting in line needed.