Aztalan State Park Cheap Car Rentals & Car Hire Deals

You can pick up a cheap AU$157 car hire close to Aztalan State Park. However, the cost of your wheels can vary based on certain factors, like the vehicle class selected, your pick-up and drop-off points and holiday dates. Expedia makes it simple to find the best option for your budget, so have a look at our epic offers from a range of car hire companies and drive away with a money-saving deal!

Look for prices for parking at Aztalan State Park on the official website. While you’re there, see if there are any discount offers or free parking at Aztalan State Park.

Don’t let a flat battery spoil your day. If you plan to explore Aztalan State Park and neighbouring areas in an electric vehicle, use an app or research online to see if there are charging stations nearby. You can also stay powered up while you’re on the move with Expedia’s selection of hotels with electric car charging stations.

Located around 64 kilometres to the west, Dane County Regional Airport (MSN) is the closest major airport near this top Jefferson attraction. When you book a hire car at an airport, you can get from the runway to the expressway in a matter of moments and reach Aztalan State Park sooner.

From Jefferson’s downtown area, make your way around 13 kilometres southeast to get to Aztalan State Park.

Aztalan State Park’s official website is the best place to check opening and closing times. You’re also likely to find details about any seasonal hours and special events. For more specific information, check if there’s a social media page or call to speak with a member of staff.

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