Gas Stations near Hayneville, AL

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  1. 15 W Tuskeena St, Hayneville AL 36040

    4.2 Good 67 reviews

    “I stopped by this store/gas station for a quick gas and snack run. While the gas prices were a bit higher than I expected, the service inside the store made up for it. The staff were friendly and helpful, which I appreciated. The cleanliness of the store was decent too, making it a reasonably pleasant stop. Overall, it's a good place for a quick pit stop.”

  2. 8039 AL-97, Letohatchee AL 36047

    3.1 Average 51 reviews

    “The people that work there are the nicest! It's clean, the pumps are fast, and how out in the open the place is makes it feel safer. I prefer it over the other gas stations in the area.”

  3. 20 US-80, Lowndesboro AL 36752

    3.5 Good 13 reviews

    “Gas prices are a little higher than normal, but this is conveniently off the main highway. They offer hot food and your normal gas station items. Friendly staff.”

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  5. 8436 AL-97, Letohatchee AL 36047

    1.2 Poor 53 reviews

    “Stopped in for a bit of gas, to use the restroom and to get drinks. The sweet young man behind the counter directed to the ladies room (it's a little tucked away). On our way in we noticed a room which housed various cat comfort items. We finished in the restroom, grabbed the last 2 cokes they had and went to check out. We asked about the cats, and the young man showed us his adorable cats! They were very sweet. Let us pet them for a moment, and we said our goodbyes!!”

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