April 24, 2026

Trash Cans Removed from Christmas Circle Community Park

Park visitors are asked to help keep Christmas Circle clean and enjoyable for everyone

A serious trash problem at Christmas Circle Community Park has led to the removal of the park’s trash cans.

For some time, household trash has been brought to the Circle and placed in park trash cans, left near dumpsters, or placed on top of dumpsters. The issue has increased trash removal costs and created additional cleanup work for the park.

The Christmas Circle Community Park Board of Directors made the decision to remove the trash cans in order to stop household dumping and protect the park for residents, part-time residents, visitors, and tourists.

Visitors are asked to take their trash with them whenever possible. If you have trash service at your home or residence, please dispose of your trash there. If you are staying at a hotel, motel, or vacation rental, please take any trash from your visit back to where you are staying.

Christmas Circle remains a community space for picnics, gatherings, and enjoying Borrego Springs. Helping keep the park clean ensures it can continue to be enjoyed by everyone.

Christmas Circle Board of Directors

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Christmas Circle Community Park
PO Box 1025
Borrego Springs, CA 92004
Call (509) 936-1592

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Christmas Circle Community Park is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Donations are tax-deductible.
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