EV Charging Stations

Daily rate hits $30, so think longer trips and low battery

EV Charging Stations at Afton Municipal Airport (AFO) sit next to the Main Terminal, about a 5‑minute walk from the doors. This is standard outdoor airport parking with charging access, not a premium valet setup. You pay the same $30 per day flat rate that you’d expect from close-in parking, so the value only really makes sense if you’re away for several days and want to return to a full battery.

Charging spots share the same lot footprint as regular Main Terminal parking, so you’re not dealing with a shuttle or remote lot transfer. The 5‑minute walk keeps it simple if you’re rolling one carry‑on and maybe a backpack. At $30 per day, a 4‑day trip runs you about $120 before any airport taxes or fees, which is higher than long‑term surface lots at many regional fields but buys that short walk and the charge.

There’s no strong data yet on the exact charger mix or speed, and no consistent user reports in the usual forums to call out station reliability either way. It’s essentially standard paid parking plus the ability to plug in, right next to the Main Terminal. With no published pre‑booking system tied directly to specific chargers, treat availability as first‑come, first‑served and build a backup plan into your timing.

Practical tip: arrive at least 20 minutes earlier than your usual airport routine to find an open EV bay, get plugged in, note your exact row near the Main Terminal, and still make the 5‑minute walk without rushing.