Gas Stations near Maiden Rock, WI

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  1. W3541 WI-35, Maiden Rock WI 54750

    4 Good 53 reviews

    “5 stars because of Helen. She is the best ever. I went out of my way to Bay City for a while because the staff made me feel unwelcome until I tried again and met Helen. I purposely come during Helen’s shifts now because she is such a ray of sunshine …All the time!!! She is like visiting family for a minute :) I think someone else said that in reviews, so they must have had Helen as a cashier. She’s quick witted, great at service and always helpful along with her bubbly personality. She makes a rainy day full of sunshine!!”

  2. 211 Maple Ave E, Plum City WI 54761

    4.9 Superb 18 reviews

    “Should have called them first. Very reasonably priced. Only charged me what they needed to. Very friendly and welcoming. Will definitely be going back for all future car maintenance.”

  3. W6396 WI-35, Bay City WI 54723

    4.1 Good 49 reviews

    “Great gas prices. Convience store items available. Very friendly sales clerk. Clean inside & out. Small station in a small town, but really in & out onto the main highway (Great River Road). I'd stop there again when I'm traveling that way.”

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  5. 600 Main St, Plum City WI 54761

    4.2 Good 18 reviews

  6. 994 W Lyon Ave, Lake City MN 55041

    3.7 Good 42 reviews

    “Who doesn't like Kwik Trip? Nobody. They have everything at a discounted price. Gas, carwash, bananas, onions, milk, eggs, chicken. And, their people are very friendly.”

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