Remote Parking

Remote Parking at AHH is listed 1 mile from Main

Remote Parking at Amery Municipal Airport (AHH) shows as a remote option 1 mile from the Main terminal, but in practice the airport runs like a small GA field with everyone parking next to the building. Posted pricing is simple: $5.00 per day or $30.00 per week, which is in line with small-town airport rates in Wisconsin. There is no mention of shuttle service in FAA or AOPA data, so getting from this “remote” area to the terminal means your own car and a short local drive.

The listing calls out a 15-minute walk for the 1 mile distance, which matches a normal sidewalk pace. At a field this small, that walk likely means local roads rather than marked pedestrian paths. If you actually left your car in a true remote corner of airport property, you would still check in at the single Main terminal building, which sits by the runway and hangars used for tiedowns, according to the AirNav KAHH diagram. Budget around 5–10 minutes to park, lock up, and get oriented before that walk.

There are no documented complaints about Remote Parking at AHH, mostly because regulars don’t treat “remote” as a separate product. AOPA and AirNav both describe hangars and tiedowns but list no satellite or shuttle-served lots, so pilots typically just drive straight to the GA area and park near the terminal apron. One online flying thread about unknown GA fields says if there is no clearly diagrammed remote lot, you park by the FBO or main building and use your judgment. At AHH, that lines up with the on-the-ground reality.

Tip: Plan as if you will park by the Main terminal at KAHH, but keep the $5/day, $30/week Remote Parking rate in mind in case staff or local signage point you to a specific overflow area 1 mile down the field.