Huntsville Garbage Schedule Ontario: Pickup Day, Muskoka Waste Calendar, Clear Bags, Green Bin and Stisted Transfer Station
This guide is for Huntsville, Ontario in Muskoka, not Huntsville, Alabama. The Town of Huntsville does not run its own curbside waste program; the District Municipality of Muskoka arranges garbage, recycling, green bin organics, transfer stations and waste calendars for Huntsville residents. Start with the District’s online collection schedule or Muskoka Waste app, then use this page for clear-bag rules, 7 a.m. set-out, summer and winter garbage limits, weekly green bin, Blue Box recycling transition, missed pickup contacts, leaf and yard waste, transfer stations and Stisted Transfer Station details.
Quick Answer: How Huntsville Ontario Residents Should Check Garbage Pickup
Use the District of Muskoka online collection schedule or Muskoka Waste app. The tool is for single-family residences and dwellings up to four units, and it gives address-specific collection details, reminders, Waste Wizard sorting help and transfer-station information. Huntsville residents can also use the Town of Huntsville garbage and recycling page, which points residents back to the District of Muskoka for waste collection.
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Search your address
Do not guess from a neighbour’s street. Search your Huntsville address in the District calendar to confirm your next garbage, recycling and green bin pickup.
Green bin and recycling
Green bin organics continue weekly year-round. Blue Box recycling is also listed as weekly in the 2026 calendar materials, with recycling managed under Ontario’s producer-led system.
Summer vs winter matters
For residents with curbside collection, the District lists one garbage bag weekly in summer and two bags bi-weekly in winter, based on standard 75 L bags or cans.
Set materials out for 7 a.m., do not set them out before 7 p.m. the night before, use clear garbage bags, keep each bag or can under 25 kg / 55 lb, and use the Waste Wizard before putting difficult items into garbage.
Important Search Note: This Is Huntsville Ontario, Not Huntsville Alabama
Because people search “Huntsville garbage pickup” from different places, the city name can create confusion. This page covers Huntsville, Ontario, Canada, where waste collection is arranged by the District Municipality of Muskoka.
Huntsville, Ontario
Use District of Muskoka schedules, Muskoka Waste app, Stisted Transfer Station, clear-bag rules, green bin organics and Muskoka Waste Wizard.
Huntsville, Alabama
If you wanted Huntsville AL garbage pickup, use the City of Huntsville, Alabama sanitation page instead. Alabama rules, routes, carts and contacts are different and do not apply to Ontario residents.
Open Huntsville AL sanitation pageWrong-country waste advice can cause missed pickup, wrong set-out, wrong contact, wrong depot trip or wrong fee. If your address is in Huntsville, Ontario, follow Muskoka only.
Huntsville Collection Calendar: Muskoka Waste App, Address Lookup and 2026 Calendar
The District of Muskoka’s online calendar tool lets residents search a home address for waste collection services. The District also promotes the Muskoka Waste app for collection reminders, weather-related impact alerts, Waste Wizard sorting and transfer-station location help.
Online schedule tool
Use the official schedule for single-family homes and dwellings up to four units. New subdivisions may not show immediately, so use District contact options when your address does not appear.
Open schedule toolMuskoka Waste app
Download the app if you want reminders, weather impact alerts, “what goes where” search and transfer station location support in one place.
Open app guidance2026 waste calendar
Muskoka publishes 2026 calendar versions for curbside collection weeks and drop-off facility users. Use your address or schedule result to avoid choosing the wrong week.
This map gives Huntsville context only. It is not a live collection-zone map. Your actual pickup answer should come from the District of Muskoka address schedule or Muskoka Waste app.
Huntsville Waste Streams: Clear Garbage, Green Bin, Blue Box Recycling and Transfer Station Drop-Off
Huntsville waste works best when residents separate the material before collection morning. Garbage has a strict clear-bag and seasonal frequency system. Green bin organics and recycling continue weekly. Large items and appliances are not collected at the curb.
⚫ Clear-bag garbage
Garbage must be securely bagged and tied shut. Muskoka’s clear bag program allows up to two small privacy bags inside each larger clear bag.
Garbage must be in standard household-sized bags or approved containers and must not exceed 25 kg / 55 lb.
🟢 Green bin organics
Green bin collection occurs weekly, year-round, even when winter garbage collection is bi-weekly.
Only municipally approved compostable bags or kraft paper bags are accepted. Standard plastic bags are not permitted.
🔵 Blue Box recycling
Blue Box recycling collection and management transitioned to Circular Materials Ontario under producer responsibility. For missed recycling, use the GFL recycling contact listed by Muskoka.
Starting in 2026, Muskoka notes expanded recycling eligibility under Ontario’s enhanced recycling system.
📍 Transfer station
Stisted Transfer Station in Huntsville accepts bagged garbage, brush, clean/unclean wood, electronic waste, freon units, leaf and yard waste, mattresses, organics, residential recycling, scrap metal and tires.
Green bin weekly. Recycling weekly. Garbage one bag weekly in summer and two bags bi-weekly in winter for curbside residents with green bin service. Large items and appliances are not curbside garbage.
Huntsville Set-Out Rules: Curb for 7 a.m., Not Before 7 p.m.
Curbside collection in Muskoka starts at 7 a.m. Waste must be securely bagged, tied shut, within weight limits, in standard household-sized bags or approved containers, and not placed out too early.
Pickup-ready setup
- Search your address in the District of Muskoka calendar.
- Set material at the curb for 7 a.m. on collection day.
- Do not set out before 7 p.m. the night before collection.
- Use clear, colourless garbage bags for regular garbage.
- Keep each bag or can at or below 25 kg / 55 lb.
- Keep roadside bins visible and accessible in winter.
- Use the green bin for food and organics to stay within garbage limits.
Common missed-pickup triggers
- Putting material out after 7 a.m.
- Setting material out too early.
- Using oversized or contractor garbage bags.
- Putting loose garbage inside a can.
- Exceeding the weight limit.
- Using rope or bungee cords on garbage can lids.
- Letting snow cover bags, bins or roadside access.
Snow-covered material can be missed because crews may not see it. Keep roadside bins clear of snow and ice, make address numbers visible, and avoid putting waste out overnight before storms.
Huntsville Garbage Limits, Clear Bags, Privacy Bags and Tags
Garbage limits in Muskoka are tied to whether your home receives green bin collection and whether the route is in the summer or winter schedule. Use organics and recycling first, then garbage tags only when you truly have extra eligible garbage.
One weekly / two bi-weekly
For residents with curbside collection, Muskoka lists one garbage bag weekly in summer and two bags bi-weekly in winter. Limits are based on standard 75 L garbage bags or 75 L garbage cans.
$8 tags or five for $35
Garbage bag tags are available for extra household garbage above the regular limit. Muskoka lists tags at $8 each or five tags for $35, purchased at transfer stations.
Two small opaque bags inside clear bag
The clear-bag program allows up to two small opaque privacy bags inside each larger clear bag. Keep each privacy bag grocery-bag sized, no bigger than 20 x 20 inches.
Garbage tags are for extra household bags over the regular limit. Muskoka says large items and appliances are not collected at the curb. Take large items to the appropriate facility or use an approved disposal option.
Huntsville Green Bin Organics: Weekly Year-Round Collection
Muskoka’s green bin program is important because it reduces garbage and helps extend the life of the Rosewarne Landfill. Green bin collection occurs weekly all year, including during the winter bi-weekly garbage schedule.
Food scraps and leftovers
Accepted examples include baked goods, cooked bones, cereal, coffee grounds and filters, dairy products, eggshells, grains, fruits, vegetables, cooking grease and oil, leftovers, cooked meat, pasta, rice, plate scrapings and sauces.
Paper towels, napkins and pizza boxes
Accepted soiled paper examples include cotton balls, facial tissues, greasy pizza boxes, paper towels, popcorn bags, napkins, plates and shredded paper when prepared under current program rules.
No regular plastic bags
Only municipally approved compostable bags are accepted. Standard plastic bags and many plant-starch biodegradable plastics are not compatible with Muskoka’s composting system.
If you need a new green bin, use the District’s green bin request form. Broken green bins can be purchased at cost from transfer stations; check the official page for current pricing.
Huntsville Recycling: Circular Materials, GFL and Blue Box Changes
Blue Box recycling is now part of Ontario’s producer-led recycling system. Muskoka notes that the responsibility for Blue Box recycling collection and management transitioned to Circular Materials Ontario, and Huntsville recycling questions can route through GFL or Circular Materials depending on the issue.
Contact GFL for missed recycling
For missed recycling in Muskoka, the listed contact is GFL at 1-855-344-2439 or muskoka@gflenv.com.
Recycle more in 2026
Muskoka’s Blue Box transition page says expanded recycling eligibility began January 1, 2026 under Ontario’s enhanced recycling system. Check current accepted materials before guessing.
Use Waste Wizard
If an item is confusing, use the Waste Wizard or Muskoka Waste app before putting it in recycling, garbage, green bin or a transfer station load.
If you store recycling inside an approved rural roadside bin, Muskoka says it can be in clear plastic bags, a blue box or another open-top container that can be manually lifted.
Missed Garbage, Organics or Recycling Pickup in Huntsville
Before reporting a missed collection, confirm your schedule and check whether the material was out correctly. Muskoka’s collection crews may collect until 7 p.m.; if your materials have not been collected by that time, follow the official missed-collection path.
Use Muskoka missed collection form
For missed garbage and organics, Muskoka directs residents to the missed collection form after confirming the correct schedule.
Open missed collection pageContact GFL
For missed recycling, contact GFL at 1-855-344-2439 or muskoka@gflenv.com.
Check app impacts
Use the Muskoka Waste app and collection impacts page for weather-related collection delays, winter visibility guidance and service updates.
Check wrong day, wrong season, wrong week, late set-out, snow-covered material, blocked roadside bin, overweight bag, oversized bag, loose garbage, wrong container, recycling issue or green bin contamination.
Huntsville Garbage Dump: Stisted Transfer Station at 178 Stisted Landfill Road
If you are searching for a Huntsville garbage dump, the official local facility to check is Stisted Transfer Station. It is listed by the District of Muskoka at 178 Stisted Landfill Road, Huntsville.
178 Stisted Landfill Road
Stisted Transfer Station accepts several residential waste categories, including bagged garbage, brush, clean/unclean wood, electronic waste, freon units, leaf and yard waste, mattresses, organics, residential recycling, re-use materials, scrap metal and tires.
First Monday in May to last Sunday in October
Official summer hours list Sunday 11 a.m.–4:30 p.m.; Monday to Friday 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m.; and Saturday 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Balance of year
Official winter hours list Sunday closed; Monday to Friday 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m.; and Saturday 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Stisted is closed on Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New Year’s Day, Good Friday and Easter Sunday. Always check the official District page for current hours, fees, accepted materials, holiday closures and construction notices before loading your vehicle.
Huntsville Leaf and Yard Waste: Urban Collection Weeks and Free Transfer Station Drop-Off
Muskoka schedules curbside leaf and yard waste collection for urban households on selected spring and fall weeks. If you do not live in an urban collection area or you miss the scheduled week, residents can deliver leaf and yard waste to District transfer stations during operating hours.
May 11, May 25, Oct. 12 and Oct. 26 weeks
Muskoka lists 2026 curbside leaf and yard waste collection for urban households during the weeks of May 11, May 25, October 12 and October 26.
Use transfer stations
If your address is not in an urban area or you miss collection, leaf and yard waste can be delivered for no charge to District transfer stations during operating hours.
No roadside or ravine dumping
Do not dump leaves, brush or yard waste on roadsides, vacant lots, trails, ditches or forest edges. Use official collection or transfer station options.
Huntsville Waste Collection by Property Type
The District schedule tool is meant for single-family residences and dwellings up to four units. Cottages, rural roads, private lanes, multi-unit buildings and commercial properties may need a different route.
Use online calendar
Use the District collection schedule and Muskoka Waste app for address-specific garbage, recycling and green bin reminders.
Ask landlord or property manager
The District extends curbside collection to multi-residential buildings up to four units. Larger buildings should check with the landlord or property manager.
Approval may be needed
Some approved commercial locations on current curbside routes may use limited curbside service, but many businesses need private waste services.
Official Huntsville Ontario Garbage Schedule Links
Use these official resources for final decisions because schedules, calendar weeks, bag limits, transfer-station hours, tag prices, accepted materials and recycling contacts can change.
Huntsville Garbage Schedule FAQ
How do I check my Huntsville Ontario garbage pickup day?
Use the District of Muskoka online collection schedule or Muskoka Waste app. Enter your address to confirm your collection day, reminders, Waste Wizard sorting help and transfer-station information.
Does the Town of Huntsville collect garbage?
No. The Town of Huntsville says the District of Muskoka arranges garbage and waste collection for Huntsville residents.
What time should Huntsville garbage be at the curb?
Curbside collection starts at 7 a.m. Set materials at the curb for 7 a.m. and do not set them out before 7 p.m. the night before your collection day.
What is the Huntsville garbage bag limit?
For residents with curbside collection, Muskoka lists one garbage bag weekly in summer and two garbage bags bi-weekly in winter, based on standard 75 L bags or cans.
Do I need clear garbage bags in Muskoka?
Yes. Muskoka uses a clear bag program. Residents can place up to two small opaque privacy bags inside each larger clear bag.
Is green bin collection weekly in Huntsville?
Yes. Green bin organics collection occurs weekly year-round and continues weekly even when winter garbage collection is bi-weekly.
Who do I contact for missed recycling in Huntsville?
For missed recycling, contact GFL at 1-855-344-2439 or muskoka@gflenv.com. For missed garbage and organics, use the District of Muskoka missed collection form after confirming your schedule.
Where is the Huntsville garbage dump or transfer station?
Stisted Transfer Station is the main Huntsville transfer station listed by the District of Muskoka. It is located at 178 Stisted Landfill Road, Huntsville.
Are large items collected at the curb in Huntsville?
No. Muskoka says large items and appliances are not collected at the curb. Use transfer station options, reuse/donation routes or other approved disposal methods.
Is this page for Huntsville Alabama garbage pickup?
No. This page is for Huntsville, Ontario in Muskoka. Huntsville, Alabama has a different municipal sanitation system and different official contacts.
Editorial and Source Verification Note
This independent Huntsville Ontario garbage schedule guide was refreshed for garbage-collection.org using official Town of Huntsville garbage and recycling guidance, District of Muskoka collection schedule pages, curbside garbage collection rules, green bin organics guidance, Blue Box transition information, leaf and yard waste guidance, collection impact pages, missed collection resources, Circular Materials Huntsville recycling information and District drop-off location details for Stisted Transfer Station.
Always verify live details with the District Municipality of Muskoka, Town of Huntsville, Muskoka Waste app, GFL, Circular Materials, your landlord, your property manager or your private hauler before setting out waste, reporting missed pickup, buying tags, using a transfer station or relying on holiday/week changes.
Final Resident Summary: Bookmark This Before Huntsville Garbage Day
The best way to use the Huntsville garbage schedule is simple: remember that Huntsville, Ontario waste collection is handled by the District of Muskoka, search your address in the official collection schedule, set materials out for 7 a.m., and do not set them out before 7 p.m. the night before.
Use clear garbage bags, keep each bag or can under 25 kg / 55 lb, use up to two small privacy bags inside each larger clear bag, and rely on the weekly green bin and weekly Blue Box recycling to stay within garbage limits. For curbside residents, garbage is one bag weekly in summer and two bags bi-weekly in winter. Extra garbage tags are for additional household bags only; large items and appliances are not collected at the curb.
If you are searching for the Huntsville garbage dump, use the official Stisted Transfer Station at 178 Stisted Landfill Road and check District hours, accepted materials and holiday closures before driving.