Warsop Recycling Centre: Opening Times, Registration and What You Can Take
Closing time changes with the season: 4pm, 6pm or 8pm. See the table below.
Oakfield Lane, Warsop NG20 0JG
- Open
- 8am every day. Shut on 25 and 26 December and 1 January only.
- Shuts
- 4pm in winter, 6pm in March and October, 8pm April to September.
- Who it's for
- Households in Nottinghamshire (outside the city), with a registered vehicle.
- Cost
- Free for household waste within the council's limits.
- Phone
- No site number. County customer services: 0300 500 80 80.
Warsop Recycling Centre on Oakfield Lane, Warsop is the Nottinghamshire County Council tip for Market Warsop, Church Warsop and the nearby villages. If you've searched for "warsop tip" or "warsop recycling centre", this is the site. It's one of 12 recycling centres the county runs, and it follows the same registration rules and seasonal hours as the rest.
Market Warsop sits between Mansfield and the edge of Sherwood Forest, and the Oakfield Lane site is its local tip. For bins and bulky collections Warsop falls under the Mansfield district, so that side is run by Mansfield District Council. There's a Community RePaint point here for leftover paint in its tin. Mansfield and Worksop are your nearest alternative tips if Warsop is busy.Clearing a whole house in Mansfield or Warsop?
It's usually far more than a few tip runs, especially with vans needing a booked slot from 2 January 2027. See our house clearance guide for costs and free quotes from licensed local companies.
Warsop tip opening times
The gates open at 8am daily; only the closing time changes through the year. The only days it's shut are 25 December, 26 December and 1 January.
| Months | Opens | Closes |
|---|---|---|
| January and February | 8am | 4pm |
| March | 8am | 6pm |
| April to September | 8am | 8pm |
| October | 8am | 6pm |
| November and December | 8am | 4pm |
Watch the winter hours: a 4pm close means you need to arrive with time to spare, not right on the bell.
More than a car can hold?
Tell us what needs to go and we'll get up to 3 free quotes from licensed companies covering Warsop and the surrounding area. They do the lifting.
Get free quotes →Registering your vehicle
The site checks numberplates on arrival, so sort your free registration first — online via the county council recycling centre page, or by phone on 0300 500 80 80. One registration works countywide. You can register two vehicles, and vans need extra steps — from 2 January 2027 every van must book a slot. The Calverton guide has the full van rules, which apply here too.
What you can take
This site takes the usual household range: furniture, mattresses, appliances, garden waste, metal, cardboard, glass, textiles, batteries and small amounts of DIY waste. The DIY limit is two 50-litre bags per visit, with no more than four visits in any four weeks, and asbestos, tyres and trade waste are never accepted. The full item-by-item list is in our Calverton tip guide, and the council keeps the official list.
Worth knowing for Warsop:
- Usable paint. Warsop has a Community RePaint point for leftover paint in its original tin.
If you'd rather not go
A tip trip isn't always the cheapest answer for a single heavy item once you add fuel and time. Consider:
- Mansfield District Council bulky collection. A paid collection you book online, charged per item, left out for the crew. See our council bulky collection guide.
- A licensed private collection. A crew comes to your door, carries things out and takes the lot in one go, often within a day or two. It costs more than the council but suits anything heavy, upstairs or urgent.
Get it collected in Warsop
Fill in the form or call 07348 454816. We pass your details to up to three licensed companies covering Warsop, and they quote you. Free, no obligation.
Only use a registered waste carrier
Your waste is your responsibility until it's disposed of properly. If you hand it to an unregistered carrier and it's later fly-tipped, you can be fined. Before anyone takes your waste, check them on the Environment Agency register and get a receipt. More in our fly-tipping guide.
Larger jobs go through the same form: a house clearance, a garden clear-out, builders' waste or a skip.
Other nearby tips
Your registration works at every county tip, so if Warsop is busy you can use another.
| Recycling centre | Address |
|---|---|
| Mansfield | Kestral Road, Mansfield NG18 5FT |
| Worksop | Shireoaks Road, Worksop S80 3HA |
| Bilsthorpe | Brailwood Road, Bilsthorpe NG22 8UA |
Every site is listed in our Nottingham and Nottinghamshire tips guide.
Warsop tip: questions people ask
Does Warsop tip take leftover paint?
Yes. Warsop has a Community RePaint point for usable paint in its original tin, so it can be passed on for reuse rather than binned.
Where is Warsop tip?
Oakfield Lane, Warsop NG20 0JG. It's run by Nottinghamshire County Council and is the recycling centre for Market Warsop, Church Warsop and the nearby villages.
What time does Warsop tip close?
8am opening every day, with closing at 4pm Nov–Feb, 6pm in March and October, and 8pm Apr–Sep. It shuts only on Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year's Day.
Do I need to register to use Warsop tip?
You do. Register your numberplate free with Nottinghamshire County Council online or by calling 0300 500 80 80; it's checked at the gate and valid at all the county tips.
Is Warsop tip free?
No charge for household waste within the limits, and no charge to register. Note that asbestos isn't accepted at any Nottinghamshire tip.
Can I take a van to Warsop tip?
Yes, once it's registered, though not towing a trailer. Hire vans need temporary access arranged first, and from 2 January 2027 every van must book an appointment. See our Calverton guide for the full van rules.
Does Mansfield District Council collect bulky items from home?
Yes. Mansfield District Council runs a paid bulky waste collection you book online, charged per item, as an alternative to the tip. A licensed private collection is the quicker option if you need it gone fast or it's upstairs.
This page is an independent guide and isn't run by or affiliated with Nottinghamshire County Council, Mansfield District Council or Veolia. Rules change, so check before a trip: council page for Warsop, using the recycling centres and the 2027 van system.