Convenience Stores in Vernon, BC

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  1. 2409 39 Street, Vernon BC V1T 6J1

    4.2 Good 53 reviews

    “I ordered on skip the dishes and one of my items was discontinued so the gentlemen at the store exchanged the item and gave me a complimentary candy bag! It was a very lovely surprise. Always wonderful service from this store.”

  2. 4600 Pleasant Valley Rd, Vernon BC V1T 4M6

    3.9 Good 30 reviews

    “A Local Gem for Decades I’ve been visiting Hunter’s Store for over 30 years, and it’s still one of my favorite stops. Whether it’s for fuel or a quick snack, they’ve always had a great selection and friendly service. It’s more than just a gas station—it’s a reliable part of the community that’s stood the test of time. Grateful it’s still going strong!”

  3. 2409 34 Street, Vernon BC V1T 9E5

    2.6 Average 21 reviews

    “Thank you for explaining why there is no wedges at night. Hope the card machine could be updated to newer version. The homeless only comes at nights but pretty safe in the shop. The buffalo is still a bit too spicy for me lol”

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  5. 1250 Middleton Way, Vernon BC V1B 2V9

    2.7 Average 39 reviews

    “It has become an everyday rite of passage. It is the only place to buy groceries before you have enough money saved for them at home so you need to stock up on Gatorade and snacks before your shift starts.”

  6. 3400 32 Street, Vernon BC V1T 5N1

    2.5 Average 25 reviews

    “I came in here for the 7/11 festivities. I visited all four locations in town. At this location I tried the cream soda flavour. The staff was friendly.”

  7. 3201 39 Avenue, Vernon BC V1T 5P1

    2.5 Average 39 reviews

    “I’ve never been to this store:) My husband was traveling from Kelowna to Kamloops and stopped in Vernon for a snack. He left his wallet at this 7/11 location. When I called them, the wallet had been found and they kept it safe until it could be picked up. Thank you!!”

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