Port Huron, MI Border Crossing into Canada
We are heading to Niagara Falls, Ontario, in late May to meet up with a caravan. We're coming cross country from Oregon. We plan to travel Interstate 80 most of the way, originally planning to cross...
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Tripalot wrote:
Maybe someone else can confirm this - we have not crossed into Michigan for a couple of years and we would often use both Windsor and Sarnia crossings. I think there is a gas station that is duty free before you cross into Canada at the Port Huron/Sarnia crossing. The savings were good. You will get sticker shock when you fill up in Canada.
There is a duty free store just north of the toll plaza but it's not part of the toll plaza. Continue north on Business-94 as if you are staying in Michigan, take the first right and then another right (both only about a block up). It will be on your right. From there it's easy to get back into the toll plaza.
I don't believe they sell gas nor is there any duty free option for gas (without paying the gas tax). I haven't been lately but the US gas is typically a good deal cheaper than Canadian gas, so checking beforehand is a good idea. Booze is cheaper in the US and that is available duty free (pending how long you will
