Convenience Stores in Dawson Creek, BC

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  1. 801 120 Ave, Dawson Creek BC V1G 4P3

    4 Good 58 reviews

    “Behicals traveling the Al-Can highway south get dirty, really dirty! This do it your self car/truck wash gives you the tools to get the dirt off. Car bays and tall truck)RV bays with doors that close so it can be used in winter. The attendants are friendly and helpful. It's my go to place on future trips.”

  2. 801 Adams Road, Dawson Creek BC V1G 0B8

    3.9 Good 47 reviews

    “Used Co op for years. Like any bulk place they have their tweaks like running out of receipt paper or a pump that's out of order and not flagged but overall a good place.”

  3. 1700 108 Avenue, Dawson Creek BC V1G 2T7

    4.1 Good 18 reviews

    “Friendly staff and the BEST pumpkin spice latte in town, I get them weekly Year-round with my coffee card. They also have large sized screamers (icecream) in summer”

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  5. 1700 Alaska Ave, Dawson Creek BC V1G 1P4

    3.7 Good 38 reviews

    “I’ve been stopping at the Tempo gas bar regularly, and I’m always impressed. The staff are super friendly and efficient, making refueling quick and hassle-free. The station is clean and well-maintained, and the convenience store is always well-stocked with snacks, drinks, and other essentials. Prices are competitive, and I’ve never had any issues with fuel quality. Overall, it’s a reliable and pleasant stop whether you're commuting or on a long road trip. Highly recommend!”

  6. 1304 Alaska Avenue, Dawson Creek BC V1G 1Z3

    4 Good 4 reviews

  7. 801 105 Avenue, Dawson Creek BC V1G 2N3

    2.7 Average 25 reviews

    “A few days ago i called 7/11 asking if they had any samosas left. They said there were some left and i went there. I was having a really rough day. The guy at the counter, Navneet, made sure i was okay. He had packed 4 samosas for me already. Being a restaurant worker in town, i go above n beyond to make people at home. When i see this in others, it makes me happy and full of gratitude. Thank you Navneet. You are awesome at what you do. And kudos to 7-Eleven Dawson Creek as well.”

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