Gas Stations in Mount Horeb, WI

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  1. 9255 Ridgeview Road, Mount Horeb WI 53572

    4.5 Superb 97 reviews

    “Stopped here for the fast charging with our Silverado. It's priced high like all superfast chargers are at 59 cents per kWh, but it was very convenient. Right off the interstate, decent food inside while you charge. They need to promote the charging, didn't know it was here until we drove in one time. Four chargers that work off of the Kwik Trip app called Kwik Charge. It's another EV app, have lots of them, but plug and go worked well once I created an account.”

  2. 501 West Main Street, Mount Horeb WI 53572

    4.5 Superb 18 reviews

    “If you love Jesus, family, outstanding bakery goods & very cool religious memorabilia, this is an amazing stop. Will visit again! So wonderful to experience this family working together and praising the Lord! Did I mention the food & treats are delicious? Im sure I did. May God look fondly upon this place and bless this family for all their years. ? I see now this review was accidentally for cenex (was supposed to be for another business) ? well, you guys are awesome too. ?”

  3. 1225 BUSINESS 18 AND 151 E, Mt Horeb WI 53572

    4.4 Superb 11 reviews

    “This is a very clean station. There is a deli with warm food also all kinds of snacks soft drinks etc. Restrooms are very modern and clean. The staff very friendly.”

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  5. 525 Springdale Street, Mount Horeb WI 53572

    4 Good 62 reviews

    “I actually like this store. I've felt welcomed here every time, thankfully. I always feel awkward and unwelcomed when visiting the Kwik Trip by the highway, so I like this store better.”

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