Meijer 283 (Oak Creek, Wi)
3.4(5)
Electrify America
6 ports · CCS1 · up to 150 kW
PRICING
$0.64 / kWh
AI Overview
Chargers are located at the far north end of the parking lot, next to the Tesla Charging Station. The lot is illuminated with pull-in spaces and trailer parking available. Co-located with a Meijer and nearby restaurants make this convenient for a charging break. Recent reports indicate improved reliability since a station update, though some drivers have occasionally encountered non-functional chargers or slower-than-advertised speeds; try charger 1 if others are problematic.
Address
171 West Town Square WayOak Creek, WI 53154United StatesHours
Open 24 hours
Reviews
Amanda Zivich★★★★★Jul 2025 • Google Maps
In the Meijer parking lot, which makes for a convenient driving break for snacks/restrooms/etc and plenty of shops and restaurants within easy walking distance. 5/6 chargers were available on a Sunday afternoon, and all were in working order. Got 100 miles of charge in about 23 min.
Black Officer★★★★★Jun 2025 • Google Maps
Charger 1+2 not reliable try to avoid. Besides that 120 - 140kw charge 6 to 10 miles each minute w/ID4 VW 30 to 40 min and I'm 96%charged. ******UPDATE**** ENTIRE station Out of Service. I think they are replacing 1 of the terminals 6/24/25
Séamus Stacey★★★★★Mar 2025 • Google Maps
The good is that it's a pretty accessible location not far off the motorway. The bad, I've used this stop many times and have rarely had a smooth experience. It rarely cranks out anything close to the max possible, you're more likely to get 40 kWh than anything over 100 even if your pre-condition or don't it seems to make no difference. A convenient but infuriating stop on the road.
Ben Kregel★★★★★Jul 2024 • Google Maps
Great experience. One of the better EA stations. 6x CCS stalls. Each unit has 2, long cords, one on each side, to assist with reaching your charging port. I liked that the pricing was tiered. Lower charging rates (= 85 kW) rates. The price is ti.e-based, so this was beneficial for slower charging vehicles such as mine. Plenty of options nearby for food, but a sidewalk would be nice.
JohnB★★★★★Mar 2024 • Google Maps
Tried three different chargers before finding one that was functional (two didn't recognize my car and the third didn't have a functioning card reader). Then the 150kW "working" charger only charged at 50kW. I moved my car to use the opposite plug on the same charger, and charging increased to 96kW. All of the plugs had cracks in them, except the last one, and were difficult to insert. I've never had a seamless experience using EA chargers (granted I mostly charge at home), and most experiences are downright painful.
