
Lot 2
3.6(5)
Blink
4 ports · J1772 · up to 7 kW
PRICING
$3.33 / hr (0-3 hours)
AI Overview
Parking in this lot is paid (not free despite the station data label). Drivers report charges of $1.50–$3.00 per hour for parking, and some have encountered confusion about whether to pay via the charger, a parking machine, or both. Chargers can occasionally be blocked by nearby events. A credit card at the charger itself may be needed if the Blink app fails to activate the unit.
Address
700 Elm StreetWisconsin Dells, WI 53965United StatesHours
Open 24 hours
Reviews
brad kitt★★★★★Nov 2025 • Google Maps
Stay away! Charged $35 for four hours of charge
Patrick Gorski★★★★★Sep 2024 • Google Maps
Good reliable charger. Worked on my 2023 Chevy Bolt EUV. I wish this was a DC fast charger/CCS but that is ok.
Brian Perz★★★★★Aug 2024 • Google Maps
No charge for energy but $3/hour to park. Worked out to $0.4327/kwh for my Rivian but I cut myself 14 minutes short not paying attention... I think parking around this area is all paid, so in theory it's probably a better deal than my calculation. I already had the Blink app installed and setup so connecting was pretty quick.
Zachary Pape★★★★★Aug 2024 • Google Maps
We charged for an hour and a half here as we walked the downtown area. We had no problems with our charger, we simply plugged it in, tapped the credit card, and it began charging. There was another vehicle there also charging and so at least two of the chargers were working. The final charge ended up being $0.43/kWh which is pricey, HOWEVER, if you are charging there you do not have to pay for parking in the lot (Which is $1.50 an hour). Subtract off the $2.25 we didn't have to pay to park and the rate was closer to $0.25/kWh which is pretty reasonable. Overall good experience and would use again. Lots to do in the area while charging.
James Martin★★★★★Jul 2024 • Google Maps
As usual it's a blinks. Looks like one unit set is not working. We are charging at the other. The confusing part since I rarely use Blinks. .... I put my card into the charger to get it to work because the station numbers don't match the APP. Do I not use the parking ticket machine? Or do I pay both. Very confusing. Hopefully I don't have a ticket when I get back. 32 amp at 240 volt. It is in the West public parking lot by the street.
