Dump Near Larkspur & Perry Park
Out past the end of the curbside routes, most Larkspur and Perry Park property owners haul their own. Peak Disposal & Recycling in Monument is an easy run south over the Palmer Divide — bring the truck or trailer, weigh in, unload, and pay only for what you drop.
Built for the Way Larkspur and Perry Park Live
Acreage, outbuildings, pine and scrub oak, and long gravel drives mean the waste you deal with isn't just household trash. Our scale handles trailer loads of slash, old fencing, scrap metal, and barn cleanouts as easily as a few bags from the kitchen.
Barn & Outbuilding Cleanouts
Years of broken equipment, old lumber, and stored junk can come out in one trailer load. Separate the metal and it goes even faster.
Fencing & Ranch Scrap
Old wire, posts, gates, and other ferrous and non-ferrous metal are accepted. Clean scrap metal is weighed and priced separately.
Fire Mitigation Slash
Clearing scrub oak and ponderosa around your home and outbuildings? Slash and yard waste come in by weight — no burn pile required.
Self-Haul Household Trash
No curbside pickup? Fill the truck bed every week or two and drop it on your way through Monument. No account, no contract.
Appliances & Water Heaters
Retired refrigerators, freezers, AC units, and other major appliances are welcome. Freon-containing units carry a removal fee.
Cabin & Home Projects
Remodel debris, flooring, drywall, and old furniture from mountain and country homes all go across the scale.
What Larkspur & Perry Park Owners Haul In
If it's non-hazardous, chances are we take it. These come in from the Divide most often.
- Household Trash
- Slash & Brush
- Fencing & Scrap Metal
- Construction Debris
- Old Lumber
- Barn & Shed Junk
- Large Furniture
- Mattresses
- Appliances
- Refrigerators & Freezers
- Exercise Equipment
- Electronics
Two Easy Routes into Monument
From Larkspur, take I-25 south over the Palmer Divide to the Highway 105 exit and head west into downtown Monument. From Perry Park, Perry Park Road (Highway 105) winds south through Palmer Lake and straight into Monument. Either way you'll end up at 856 Washington St, Monument, CO 80132.
How a Visit Works
- Pull onto the scale with your loaded vehicle or trailer.
- Drive to the drop area and unload your own items.
- Weigh out empty and pay only for what you left behind.
See the full step-by-step process →
- Monday – Friday8:00am – 4:00pm
- Saturday10:00am – 4:00pm
- SundayClosed
Larkspur & Perry Park FAQ
Where's the nearest public dump to Larkspur and Perry Park?
Peak Disposal & Recycling at 856 Washington St in Monument is a convenient self-service transfer station just south over the Palmer Divide, reachable by I-25 or Perry Park Road.
Can I bring a full trailer of slash or brush?
Yes. Slash, brush, and yard waste are accepted and priced by weight. Trailers are welcome — you'll unload it yourself at the drop area.
Do you take old fencing and scrap metal?
Yes. All ferrous and non-ferrous metals are accepted, including wire, posts, and gates. Keep metal separate from trash to save time at the scale.
I'm in Douglas County — can I still use Peak?
Yes. Peak Disposal & Recycling is open to the public, so county lines don't matter. Just drive in during open hours.
Is there a minimum or do I need an appointment?
Neither. There's no minimum weight and no appointment needed.
What can't I bring?
Please leave batteries, wet paint, tires, automotive fluids, household chemicals, propane tanks or gas cylinders, CRT TVs, and asbestos materials at home.
Other Communities Near Monument
Peak Disposal & Recycling serves the Tri-Lakes area and the north end of the Pikes Peak region.
Closer to north Colorado Springs, Briargate, or Black Forest? Our sister facility Woodmen Dump serves that side of town.
Hitch Up the Trailer and Head South
No appointment, no minimum, no dumpster rental. Just drive in, weigh, dump, and pay.