Facility Overview
Truck Parking Club at 9118 Marion Ln in Fremont, Wisconsin, provides dedicated, high-capacity commercial and oversized vehicle parking in the heart of Waupaca County. Designed primarily as an expansive, open-air surface yard, this secure facility caters to professional long-haul truckers, local owner-operators, commercial fleets, and contractors needing reliable vehicle staging. Because it is a ground-level outdoor lot, there are zero vertical height clearance restrictions, making it thoroughly accommodating for full 53-foot tractor-trailers, bobtails, flatbeds, refrigerated trailers (reefers), hotshot setups, box trucks, high-roof cargo vans, and standard passenger vehicles or heavy-duty pickup trucks.
Prime Location & Nearby Attractions
Conveniently positioned immediately off the US Highway 10 corridor, this parking location serves as an optimal logistical pitstop between the Fox Valley urban agglomeration (Appleton, Neenah, and Oshkosh) and central Wisconsin transit routes (Waupaca and Stevens Point). While catering to freight operators, the site is also closely connected to local regional destinations:
- Downtown Fremont & Wolf River Waterfront (approx. 2 miles): Widely renowned as the White Bass Capital of the World, offering direct access to riverside dining, public boat launches, and seasonal water ski shows.
- Fremont Travel Plazas & Diners (1 to 2 miles): Quick driving access to local fuel centers, convenience stores, and driver amenities along Highway 110 and US-10.
- Waupaca Municipal Airport & Commercial Hubs (approx. 12 miles west): Easy freight connection to manufacturing, agricultural suppliers, and regional warehouses in Waupaca.
- Fox Cities Logistics Centers (approx. 20 miles east): Fast access to Appleton, Grand Chute, and the greater Lake Winnebago industrial transport grid.
Access, Navigation & Transit Connectivity
Ingress and egress at 9118 Marion Ln are engineered for oversized commercial equipment. Drivers access the yard via Marion Lane directly off Wisconsin Highway 110 / County Road I, immediately adjacent to the US-10 interchange. The facility features generous turning radii and broad aprons to eliminate tight maneuvering challenges for combination rigs. Regional connectivity is exceptional: US-10 delivers seamless east-west transit spanning from Manitowoc and Interstate 41 across to Interstate 39, while State Highway 110 and nearby State Highway 49 link northbound traffic toward Green Bay or southbound toward Oshkosh. While localized public transit is limited in this rural transportation corridor, regional ride-share and taxi services operate throughout the Fox Valley perimeter.
Facility Amenities & Key Features
- Expansive Open-Air Surface Lot: Wide bays and unhindered drive lanes specifically designed for 53-foot tractor-trailers, straight trucks, and fleet staging.
- Unlimited Vertical Clearance: Ground-level layout with no overhead overhangs, accommodates oversized freight and high-cube trailers.
- Seamless Digital Booking: Reserve and pay in advance digitally via the Truck Parking Club platform, guaranteeing an assigned space prior to arrival.
- Flexible Rental Options: Hourly, daily, weekly, and extended monthly parking agreements tailored to independent truckers and fleet operators.
- Security & Site Access: Continuous perimeter visibility, unobstructed site lines, and 24/7 entry to accommodate tight delivery schedules.
Ideal For
- Long-Haul & Regional CDL Drivers: Professional drivers requiring guaranteed overnight rest breaks (HOS compliance) along the busy US-10 transit route.
- Local Fleets & Owner-Operators: Independent drivers based in Fremont, Weyauwega, or Appleton seeking dependable home-terminal tractor and trailer storage.
- Staging & Drop-Yard Needs: Logistics carriers needing short-term drop lots for trailer exchanges, relay runs, or equipment holding.
- Commercial Service Contractors: Utility vehicles, flatbeds, and heavy commercial pickups requiring secure off-street depot parking.
Visitor & Driver Tips
To ensure a frictionless parking experience, professional drivers are strongly encouraged to pre-book their space online via Truck Parking Club ahead of their mandatory Hours of Service (HOS) cutoff, as freight parking along the US-10 corridor fills rapidly during weekday evenings. Program GPS routing specifically for Marion Lane via WI-110 to avoid any unpaved residential spur roads. If arriving after dark, keep low-beam headlights active inside the yard while orienting your rig into designated stall markers, and make sure your reefer unit settings conform to posted quiet-hours or designated lot areas if applicable.
