Gas Stations near Washington, WI

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  1. 1176 Main Rd, Washington WI 54246

    4.6 Superb 63 reviews

    “Whether it's for DIY materials and tools or outdoor decor for sprucing up the cabin and garden, ammo to hit the ranges at the Sportsmans Club, gifts and trinkets to bring back home for friends and family, sundries and cooking supplies, or last minute bow hunting materials and essentials, this place has it all. The Merc is a tidy, well-organized, well-stocked family-owned store and is always staffed by friendly clerks willing to lend a helping hand. Their smiles never fail to brighten one's day. And if you like fudge, well, as sure as God's got sandals, they have that too. Come check them out!”

  2. 2006 Lobdell Point Road, Washington WI 54246

    3.8 Good 18 reviews

    “Sign said 24 hour and it most certainly wasn’t when we needed to stop in there on a recent Sunday.Changing my review since its 24 hours at the pump. However we can review the store itself.”

  3. 12018 WI-42, Ellison Bay WI 54210

    4.6 Superb 36 reviews

    “Don has really incredible customer service and is a great community man. My dad ran out of propane and needed a plow for it to be delivered. I called Don and he had it done in under 20 minutes! The propane was delivered and the heat restored. Thank you, Don!”

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  5. 12018 WI-42, Ellison Bay WI 54210

    4.2 Good 12 reviews

    “Vehicle stalled while driving in to Ellison Bay. Don came immediately \u0026 told us he couldn't fix it. Helped us contact dealer \u0026 tower (Kiehnau's). He was honest \u0026 extremely helpful!”

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