Free garden waste pickup in Bunschoten: Register now for 18 March collection
Bunschoten residents can dispose of bulk garden waste for free on 18 March. The municipality offers this service four times a year, but registration is required by 17 March. Ensure your waste is ready by 7:00 AM to avoid missing the collection.
| Key Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Municipality | Bunschoten |
| Collection Date | Wednesday, 18 March 2026 (possible collection on Thursday) |
| Registration Deadline | Tuesday, 17 March 2026, 4:30 PM |
| Registration Contact | ROVA: 033 – 422 8500 |
| Maximum Quantity Allowed | 1 cubic metre per household |
| Waste Placement Time | By 7:00 AM on collection day |
| Eligible Waste | Pruned branches, plant-based material (no railway sleepers or garden sheds) |
| Frequency | Four times a year |
The municipality of Bunschoten provides this service to help residents manage garden waste efficiently and sustainably. By offering free collection, the local government aims to reduce illegal dumping and promote environmental responsibility among households.
Openrijk has no cookies or ads
But could use some support
Read the full translated article below
Bulk garden waste collection
The municipality of Bunschoten offers a free bulk garden waste collection service four times a year, including pruned branches from trees and shrubs. The next collection round will take place on Wednesday, 18 March 2026. Would you like to make use of this service? You can register until Tuesday, 17 March at 4:30 PM by calling ROVA at 033 – 422 8500.
The garden waste will be collected from your home. Please ensure it is neatly piled and does not cause inconvenience to others. The maximum quantity allowed is 1 cubic metre per household (approximately one metre in length, width, and height). Please place the garden waste at the roadside by 7:00 AM on Wednesday, 18 March. Due to the number of registrations, it is possible that the waste may be collected on Thursday instead.
What is considered bulk garden waste?
Bulk garden waste includes all plant-based and organic material that is too large for the green waste bin. In other words, waste generated from the installation, maintenance, or removal of garden components. Materials such as railway sleepers, garden fences, and garden sheds do not fall under this category.