Roblin Waste Disposal Site - Burn Pit Closure

Effective immediately, burnable materials will no longer be accepted at the Roblin Waste Disposal Ground. This includes, but is not limited to:

  • Branches
  • Clean wood
  • Other similar combustible items


This temporary suspension is necessary until the construction of a designated burn pit at the site is completed.

Residents are requested to retain all burnable materials on their property until advised that the suspension is lifted.

We thank all residents for their cooperation and understanding as we work to as quickly as possible to resume operation of our Waste Disposal Ground.
Roblin Waste Disposal Site - Burn Pit Closure
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Experience Roblin

Roblin is more than a place to live—it’s a place to belong, explore, and take part in something real. Whether you're chasing quiet weekends at the cabin, cheering at the arena, or volunteering at a local fundraiser, this town offers more than amenities—it offers community.

We’re surrounded by some of Manitoba’s most breathtaking wilderness. Just minutes from Duck Mountain and Asessippi Provincial Parks, and a short drive to the beaches and boat launches of Lake of the Prairies, Roblin puts you close to the outdoors, not watching it from a distance. Spend your downtime golfing, fishing, hiking, or paddling across calm waters. Moose, elk, and whitetail deer are part of the scenery here, and the silence of the forest is always just around the corner.

Our local trails—including the Crocus Trail—invite you to explore right from town. And when you're not outside, there’s plenty happening inside: skating, curling, swimming, service clubs, concerts, recreation programs, faith groups, and more. From minor hockey and community suppers to live bands and parades, there's always something going on—if you want it.

For newcomers, Roblin is an affordable, friendly, and active place to build a life. 

If you're looking for a town where you can do more than just live—Experience Roblin.