Gas Stations in Page, AZ

“Its a big store with lots of good items here. The attendant thst was working when we wrre here was very friendly and helpful. He told us the goid places to see the sunset and about the area. I thought the gas prices were fair as well. There is a HUGE selection of beef jerkey here, the one we got was really good.”

“Antelope Recreation and Storage is a convenient and reliable stop for travelers. It’s a great place to fuel up and grab a quick snack while on the road. The facility is well-maintained, easy to access, and offers a hassle-free experience. Whether you're passing through or need a brief break, I definitely recommend this spot for its convenience and overall service.”

“Positives, it’s very clean, lots of goods and snack options, bathrooms are better than most gas stations.

Negatives, no truck parking what so ever. As the only pilot for what seems like 150-200 miles in each direction you would hope for more semi truck parking. Seems recently they put Ballards up to keep anyone from parking. The customer service is awful. At least in my experience coming at night (wasn’t always like this). Driving for 11 hours to end up stopping here to deal with unpleasant employees is always a bummer especially when you give them your money because you had to fill up. I mean it is what it is. But damn I’d rather fill up where my dollar is appreciated to a business.”

“The store owner, has always made the snacks in the store affordable for teenagers. I have to purchase, my gas here on the way home. Also get my go to for a hot pickle and Arizona tea. I know for my vehicle, Sinclair's gas, always seems to last longer in my tank. I do not have to fill up as much. Just my own personal opinion.”

“Don't let appearance fool you when looking for an one stop shopping experience before going to the lake or simply needing a refreshment, munchies and a fuel up before leaving town. This place has all your needs from petroleum products to food, some clothing and hats, alcohol and tobacco with vaping accessories, lottery and money orders, check cashing services and even boat and RV storage for locals and seasonal patrons. Stop here and no need to go anywhere else. Don't forget the ice also to keep your beverages cold in the arrid Arizona weather. Last but not least is your need for LP and maybe empty out your black and gray water tanks to save on fuel consumption. Think before you travel is my motto!”

“Good customer service, Nice selection of snacks and drinks. Polite employees. I would give it five stars but the lobby is not always open.I really like how it says.. all American FU from my credit card statement.”

“This is your one-stop-shop location. I was excited to find the one location that had everything I needed.

- Get your gas!
- Get your propane tanks filled!
- Free self service RV Dump station
- on site car/RV wash!
- Plenty of snack and drink options.”

“Water pressure needs to be stronger. I used the self-wash system. Had most of the settings other washes have too. It does give you the option for self-washing and system washing which is really considerate. For those complaining about things not coming off, use the bug spray that’s pretty acidic and let it sit for 30 seconds —I don’t recommend longer or risk ruining your clear coat or paint. Also, wash your car more often if that doesn’t help.”

“We rented a 19’ power boat to travel 50 miles to visit Rainbow Bridge. The on-line rental process was easy and efficient. The check in process was well organized, and the requirements and costs were clearly explained. They even offered suggestions for getting to Rainbow Bridge, including the suggestion to refuel at Dangling Rope Marina before heading back to Wahweap or risk running out of gas. The boat needed to be returned, with a full fuel tank by 4PM or a $100 late fee would be charged. Returning after 5PM would result in an additional days rental. We payed for the damage waiver, and understood that it would not cover any prop damage, typically running at about $200. The trip to Rainbow Bridge takes between two and half to three hours. The visit there will last at least 1 hour, unless you run up the trail, snap you photo, and run back. Refueling at Dangling Rope is at the control of the personnel there. The one guy working was really great, but it took nearly 30 minutes to refuel. Followed by the 2.5 hour return trip. On the way back we had heavy headwinds, rough water and passing thunder storms. All to be expected on the lake. While idling and wake-less through the Antelope Point Marina, we had a prop-strike with an unmarked underwater obstacle, damaging the prop. We arrived back at Wahweap Marina by 5:15PM. Both the fuel dock and the marina were closed. No one was around to check us out. We had notified them by radio shortly after 4PM that we would be late. We secured the boat hoping that it would be there in the morning. The day long trip cost us a 2 day rental and an additional prop fee. All which I was expecting, but hadn’t planned for. The people were great. The trip even greater. My advice is, don’t plan on completing the day trip to Rainbow Bridge in a day without factoring in these additional costs. You might consider renting the boat for 2 days and enjoy a second day out cruising, or taking one of the guided cruises once they are being offered.”

“Nice modern tire air machine with digital pressure gauge. Cost $2 in quarters ($2.50 by card) but I'm happy to pay for something which works (unlike the Chevron hose which emptied our tire)”