Gas Stations in Hayward, WI

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  1. 15867 US-63, Hayward WI 54843

    4.5 Superb 71 reviews

    “CenEx is a great local gas station with surprisingly good food for a quick stop! One of my favorite things is the Hurricane Pump—it’s such a smart way to support local schools while doing something I need to do anyway. Convenient, clean, and community-focused—what more could you ask for in a gas station?”

  2. 15870 US-63, Hayward WI 54843

    4.3 Superb 53 reviews

    “Hot food is always delicious and at a good price. Angie was absolutely amazing! I thought I lost $180 at the local Kwik Trip and Angie helped me out anyway she can, but turns out the cash was hiding in my car the entire time lol.”

  3. 15752 US-63, Hayward WI 54843

    4.3 Superb 38 reviews

    “There are some really great enthusiastic cashiers, mostly younger, and some really rude older people there!!! Sherri is I believe one of the managers that has been there forever and is the BOMB ???”

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  5. 10478 S, 10478 WI-27, Hayward WI 54843

    4.1 Good 16 reviews

  6. 10478 WI-27, Hayward WI 54843

    3.4 Good 24 reviews

    “Attention weary travelers, this Holiday HAS CINNAMON BEARS. The employee was super nice and really wanted to sell me blue raspberry Swedish fish, but in the end, we prevailed and found fresh cinnamon bears in bulk bags. Praise the Lord!”

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