Hartland Landfill

About Hartland Landfill

Hartland Landfill is owned and operated by the CRD and is located about 14km northwest of the City of Victoria. It is the only solid waste disposal facility in the Capital Region, serving about 440,000 people. 

Hartland is a multi-purpose facility that receives 180,000 tonnes of municipal solid waste per year from both residential and commercial customers. In addition to solid waste, Hartland landfill accepts recycling, hazardous waste, salvageable materials, and organic materials like kitchen scraps and yard and garden waste.  

Based on our latest calculations, if the current disposal rate continues, we expect Hartland Landfill to be full by the year 2100. 

Hours

Monday to Friday: 9 am to 5 pm 

Saturday: 7 am to 5 pm  

Sunday & Holidays Closed.  

Peak Hours: Mon – Friday 9am to 12, Saturday 11am to 2pm, and mornings following a holiday.  

Feedback Wanted For Expanded Hours Pilot

In June 2024 Hartland Landfill expanded Saturday hours to 7am to 5pm, adding three extra hours (2pm - 5pm) for a one-year pilot period.

Location

#1 Hartland Avenue, Victoria, BC.  

Webcam

Located at Hartland Landfill’s front gate, the webcam points down Hartland Avenue letting you know the current traffic and weather conditions.

  • If you don’t see a lineup, the wait time is under 15 min.
  • If you see a lineup starting to form on the right side of the image, the wait time is about 15 min.
  • If you see a lineup all the way down the Hartland Avenue, the wait time is over 30 min.

The camera will not collect any personal information and the images will not be retrieved or used for any other purposes.

The camera image below updates approximately every 2 minutes. Click or tap to view a larger version.

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Territorial Acknowledgement

The CRD conducts its business within the Territories of many First Nations, all of whom have a long-standing relationship with the land and waters from time immemorial that continues to this day. Statement of Reconciliation