Waste transfer station · Council, utilities & emergency services
HoursMon-Fri 6am-4pm, Sat 8am-4pm, Sun 8am-12pm
A waste transfer station on Barrow Road, Spring Farm, that takes public drop-offs from households and small businesses. Formerly known as Jacks Gully Waste and Recycling Centre and Macarthur Resource Recovery Park.
The two old names still turn up on signs, in trade quotes and in search results, so this is the same place people call Jacks Gully. Veolia describes the public drop-off as being for small quantities of paper, cardboard, metal, vehicle batteries, e-waste and sump oil. Veolia’s NSW Waste Charges and Services Brochure, linked from the same page, lists the minimum charges and tonnage rates. Check the brochure for what will be accepted, or ring 1300 651 116, before you load the trailer.
Sources: Veolia - Spring Farm Resource Recovery Park; Veolia NSW Waste Charges and Services Brochure 2026-27 (PDF).
Contact details and hours change; confirm them with the organisation before you rely on them, and ring Triple Zero (000) in an emergency.
Something here wrong or out of date? Tell us →Ring 1300 094 737 for a sick, injured or orphaned native animal: a koala hit by a car or attacked by a dog, a bird down in the yard, a possum in the roof. WIRES says the rescue line runs 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Council animal shelter and pet registration
Council's animal facility on Rose Street, off Blaxland Road. One of two Council counters where Menangle Park residents can pay pet registration in person. The Civic Centre is the other; either can register an assistance or working dog. This is also the place to claim a lost dog or cat.
Local council
Menangle Park's local council. The Civic Centre counter is at 91 Queen Street, Campbelltown, on the corner of Queen and Broughton Streets. This is the number you ring to order bins for a new home, and the counter where you can pay rates; a pet can be registered in person here or at Council's Animal Care Facility on Rose Street.