Firewood Sale at Mueller
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About this Event
Come support the park at the Friends of Mueller State Park’s annual firewood sale. Signs on Highway 67 will lead you to the location of the sale at the gate north of the main entrance. Logs will be a mix of green and dry, unsplit, and cut between 12 to 24 inches. The price for a short bed pick up is $80 and a long bed pickup is $120. CASH ONLY. Trailers are not allowed. Please come prepared to load your own wood. A park pass is not required for this event.
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