Convenience Stores near Westfield, WI

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  1. 232 N Pioneer Park Rd, Westfield WI 53964

    4.3 Superb 10 reviews

    “This amazing location is our Chicago, to the official middle-of-nowhere-place-my-father-resides, stop. I love this stop, as employees are always super cool. I want to give a special nod to the hella cool gal working on Thanksgiving 2020. She was so kind, funny and cool. Thanks for everything for a nice stop!”

  2. 327 E 2nd St, Westfield WI 53964

    3.6 Good 73 reviews

    “Love this station for many reasons. My only complaint is the Vacuums are frequently OUT OF ORDER. They have been down for at least a couple months. Please get it fixed for your loyal customers.”

  3. N4190 Crossroads Clinic Rd, Oxford WI 53952

    4.2 Good 48 reviews

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  5. 110 East Ormsby Street, Oxford WI 53952

    4.4 Superb 58 reviews

    “First time in a long time that I filled my car up with gas at this gas station. It changed from citgo to BP so I tried it. Price per gallon was the cheapest in the area.”

  6. 110 E Ormsby St, Oxford WI 53952

    4.1 Good 37 reviews

    “Stopped here for some supplies before heading out to the yurt for the weekend.Really enjoyed their selection of local meats & cheeses, and picked up some landjaeger Elk sticks, which were excellent. There were also a variety of Bison & beef products, cheese curds and much more.The woman that helped me was very nice and offered great customer service, which you don't see often. Kudos!I will remember this spot for the next time I'm in the area”

  7. N4190 Crossroads Clinic Rd, Oxford WI 53952

    3.6 Good 60 reviews

    “Decent gas station with lots of space. A large grass field if you want to ground yourself or just sit for a bit or if you have kiddo's... To let them run and play. Just off the hwy. Convenient.”

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