Long Stay Parking

Long stays at AHH work more like tie-downs than a car lot

At Amery Municipal (AHH) there’s no multi-level garage or signed “Long Stay Parking” deck; long-term setups are closer in spirit to aircraft tie-downs, with rates listed at $7 per day or $40 per week. The airport’s own data and AirNav both focus on hangars and tiedowns, so you’re essentially arranging to leave a car on-site by agreement, not pulling a ticket at a gate.

The published long-stay rate of $7.00 daily makes this one of the cheaper options in Wisconsin GA land, and the $40 weekly cap keeps costs predictable if you’re gone for more than five days. That pricing works out to paying for less than six days when you hit a full week, so past day five you’re better off treating it as a weekly stay.

Parking sits roughly 0.5 miles from the Main apron area, which is about a 10‑minute walk at normal pace with a small rollaboard. There’s no shuttle loop here, so if you land back at night or in winter, assume that half‑mile is on foot unless you pre-arrange a lift with the FBO or a friend.

Local pilots on Reddit threads about small GA fields say they always call or email the airport manager or FBO before leaving a vehicle longer than a quick out‑and‑back. AHH fits that mold: formal “Long Stay Parking” isn’t spelled out in online diagrams, and the AOPA and AirNav entries both point to hangars and tiedowns rather than a branded public car park.

Practical tip: 48 hours before your trip, call the AHH airport office or FBO, quote the $7/day or $40/week rate, and ask exactly where they want your car so you’re not guessing the morning you depart.