Campbelltown City Council

East Waste provide Campbelltown City Council residents with a:

General waste is collected weekly and alternate fortnightly pick-ups are scheduled for recycling and green organics. Check your collection calendar for bin collection days. Your bin collection may change if it falls on a catastrophic fire danger rating day – find out more about bin collection on fire warning days.

My Local Services

East Waste also bin repairs and replacement for Campbelltown City Council – please fill in the appropriate forms to organise this service for you. You can also contact us to report uncollected bins.

Links to all the services and forms are below.

Contact us to enquire about collection areas and collections days or any other enquiry.


Missed bin day?

Click here to report your missed bin collection. Download the free My Local Services app to receive bin collection reminders.

Does your bin need repairing?

Click here to fill in the online request form or call East Waste on 8347 5111.

Has your bin gone missing or been vandalised?

If a bin is damaged beyond repair, missing or stolen it will need to be replaced at the residents expense.  Please contact Mastec on 8259 9700 to organise a new bin to be delivered to your home. Alternatively you can purchase a second hand bin providing it meets the Council requirements.

Do you require a new bin service?

Please contact Campbelltown City Council to arrange for a new bin service. Call (08) 8366 9222, email: mail@campbelltown.sa.gov.au or visit the Council Office: 172 Montacute Rd, Rostrevor, SA, 5073

Hard rubbish made easy!

East Waste collects hard rubbish for Campbelltown City Council residents and each household is entitled to one free hard waste collection (up to two cubic metres, about the size of a standard trailer load) and one free mattress collection each year. Click here to book your hard waste collection.

Mattress and ensemble base collections need to be booked separately to other hard rubbish items.  Book a mattress or ensemble collection.

Hazardous waste

Click here for more information on disposing of hazardous materials safely.

Electronic waste recycling

Free drop-off for electronic items, ie. anything with a battery or a cord, at Campbelltown Council depot, 6 Newton Road, Campbelltown. Open Monday-Friday 8am-3pm. Or click here to search for your nearest drop-off location.

Kitchen basket for food scraps

Between August and October 2020, Council expanded the food scrap recycling service to all residents in the Council area. Thanks to a grant from Green Industries SA, Council delivered a kitchen caddy kit, including a roll of compostable bags, to all residents. A roll of 150 bags should last most households approximately 12 months.

Kitchen Caddy

Council currently provides an annual allocation of compostable bags to households using the food scrap system. These can be collected from the Council offices during office hours 172 Montacute Rd, Rostrevor. Additional rolls of bags can be purchased for $10.

The kitchen basket and compostable bags are an easy and efficient way of recycling your food scraps through your green organics bin. Use your basket in the kitchen either on the bench top or under the sink. When full simply tie off the compostable bag and place it directly into your green organics bin. This material will then be sent to a commercial composting facility where it will be turned into high quality compost.


East Waste and Campbelltown City Council work together to manage waste and recycling in the council area and the Council has is focused on minimising waste in the community. You can read more about Campbelltown City’s waste management goals in the Environmental Management Plan 2020.

Key targets from the plan:

  • Increase the amount of waste diverted from landfill for kerbside and hard waste collections to 60%.
  • Reduce illegal dumping incidents by 25% from 2013-14 levels.
  • Reduce contamination of kerbside recycling by 5%.

Find out more about East Waste’s commitment to the environment and our waste management and recycling processes.