Truck Parking in Sheboygan, WI

Navigating the highways leading into and out of Sheboygan, WI is simple if you know your way around. Here's the lowdown:

• Coming from the north or south, you'll want to hop on I-43. It's a straight shot, running parallel to Lake Michigan, and it'll bring you right into town. 
• If you're coming from the west, State Highway 23 is your best bet. It's a two-lane highway most of the way, but it's well-maintained and clearly marked.
• Once you're in town, Business Route 42 (also known as Calumet Drive) will take you through the heart of Sheboygan. 
• Finally, when it's time to hit the road again, just reverse your route. I-43 will take you north towards Green Bay or south towards Milwaukee, while Highway 23 heads west towards Fond du Lac.

When it's time for a well-earned rest, we have parking taken care of. You can book spots immediately or ahead of time, depending on your needs. We have space for any rig, from bobtail to trailer only to oversized load and everything in between! 

Navigating the Sheboygan, WI metro area can be a breeze if you're familiar with the local highways and main routes. Here's what you need to know:

• Interstate 43 is your main artery. It runs north-south, connecting Sheboygan with Milwaukee to the south and Green Bay to the north.
• State Highway 23 is another crucial route, running east-west across Sheboygan County. It's your best bet for reaching destinations like Plymouth and Fond du Lac.
• State Highway 42 runs along Lake Michigan, making it a scenic alternative when you're heading north or south.

Pre-planning your parking is the best way to make the most of your HOS while you're on the road. Our marketplace is easy to use, so even the least tech-savvy drivers can find convenient, flexible parking when they need it most. Plus, we have space for every rig. Yes, that includes oversized loads! Whatever your parking needs may be, we hav eyou taken care of. 

Here's what you can expect from the weather in Sheboygan, WI:

• Winter (December to February): Expect snowfall and icy conditions. This can make driving challenging, so be prepared with proper tire chains and keep your ELD updated with weather alerts. 
• Spring (March to May): As the snow melts, roads can become slippery. Keep an eye out for potholes that may have formed over winter. The temperatures start rising but can still get chilly.
• Summer (June to August): Summers are mild and pleasant, but thunderstorms are common. Keep track of weather updates as sudden storms can affect visibility on the road. 
• Fall (September to November): The fall foliage is beautiful but watch out for wet leaves on the road which can be as slippery as ice. Foggy mornings are common too; ensure your fog lights are working well.

Remember, no matter what season it is, our parking service accommodates all types of trucks and trailers. Even oversized loads! Whether you're planning ahead or need immediate parking, we've got you covered with hourly, daily, multi-day or even monthly booking options.