Gas Stations in Sister Bay, WI

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  1. 1591 Hill Road, Sister Bay WI 54234

    5 Superb 29 reviews

    “We got a flat tire our first day of vacation. Chris got us in the same morning and on our way in no time. We come up here regularly and are glad to now know a shop we can trust.”

  2. 2579 South Bay Shore Drive, Sister Bay WI 54234

    4.5 Superb 50 reviews

    “Stopped here for fuel and snacks and have to mention these homemade Amish Fried pies.They are kind of like a turnover, or similar to a Hostess pie, but much better. Homemade and fresh, they are served in wax paper pouch like the old days, instead of plastic or vacuum sealed packaging.We tried coconut cream and it was excellent. I wanted to try the other flavors but unfortunately we already had cherry pie and Uncle Mike's Kringle waiting for us and didn't want to stack too many desserts”

  3. 10282 WI-57, Sister Bay WI 54234

    4.2 Good 30 reviews

    “Love the store. Very reasonable and offers supplies for campers including RV items. Actually cheaper than the local ACE and Piggly Wiggly. Wonderful variety of wines and beer.”

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  5. 816 North Bay Shore Drive, 42 Scandia Road, Sister Bay WI 54234

    2.8 Average 4 reviews

    “This is a cute little classic gas station, I haven't seen those gas pumps in years. The cashier said they are open until midnight, NOT 24 hours like stated online. It is small inside with limited selection, but when it's 9:15 pm and everything else around you is closed it's pretty much your only option. The store was clean and the cashier was very kind.”

  6. 2431 South Bay Shore Drive, Sister Bay WI 54234

    2.3 Poor 19 reviews

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