North Yorkshire Council recycling centres
North Yorkshire Council runs 20 household recycling centres.
- Recycling centres
- 20
- Booking required
- 0 of 20
- Nation
- England
Recycling centres run by North Yorkshire Council
Bentham Recycling Centre
Booking: No booking neededBurniston Recycling Centre
Booking: No booking neededCatterick Bridge Recycling Centre
Booking: No booking neededHarrogate Penny Pot Recycling Centre
Booking: No booking neededHarrogate Recycling Centre
Booking: No booking neededLeyburn Recycling Centre
Booking: No booking neededMalton and Norton Recycling Centre
Booking: No booking neededNorthallerton Recycling Centre
Booking: No booking neededPickering Recycling Centre
Booking: No booking neededRichmond Recycling Centre
Booking: No booking neededRipon Recycling Centre
Booking: No booking neededSeamer Carr Recycling Centre
Booking: No booking neededSelby Recycling Centre
Booking: No booking neededSettle Recycling Centre
Booking: No booking neededSkipton Recycling Centre
Booking: No booking neededSowerby Recycling Centre
Booking: No booking neededStokesley Recycling Centre
Booking: No booking neededTadcaster Recycling Centre
Booking: No booking neededThornton-le-Dale Recycling Centre
Booking: No booking neededWhitby Recycling Centre
Booking: No booking needed
Rules at every North Yorkshire Council recycling centre
Do you need to book?
No. You can visit any North Yorkshire Council recycling centre without booking.
Cars do not need to book a slot to visit.
Who can use them?
North Yorkshire Council recycling centres are for residents of North Yorkshire only.
- What to bring
- Proof of residency.
Can I take a van?
Yes, with a permit. Vans need a permit to use any North Yorkshire Council recycling centre.
Apply for a permit on the North Yorkshire Council van permit page (opens in a new tab).
Commercial vehicles must register before they can visit.
Nearby councils
The nearest other councils to North Yorkshire Council are City of York Council, Leeds City Council, Darlington Borough Council and Redcar and Cleveland Council.