Gas Stations in Burney, CA

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  1. 37047 Main St, Burney CA 96013

    4.4 Superb 17 reviews

    “Love this place feet employees great food and always consistent. Like you know what to expect Everytime. In a world filled with uncertainty, consistency is so nice.”

  2. 37297 Main St, Burney CA 96013

    4.8 Superb 4 reviews

  3. 37300 Main Street, Burney CA 96013

    3.9 Good 12 reviews

    “The store is always kept up and their bathroom is very clean. Compared to most gas stations, it's great. The staff are very professional & helpful with directions❤‍🔥”

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  5. 20258 Tamarack Ave, Burney CA 96013

    3.8 Good 42 reviews

    “Just passing through towards Mt Shasta, and the guy at the desk was really polite. They have those really high protein shakes that I like (42g) which was a blessing cause making it through these mountains on my own leg power takes a lot of energy. The corn dogs are HOT! Be careful or you'll have to regrow the roof of your mouth ? ?”

  6. 37303 Main St, Burney CA 96013

    3.3 Good 9 reviews

    “I like that the store is open almost 24/7 It's really hard to find places like that in a small town. I usually wouldn't go out of my way to go to a gas station like this, but in the middle of the night, it's really good to find a snack Some of the staff are nice, and some of them are rude And there tends to be a lot of homeless around it. That's why it doesn't get four stars . One time I went and there was a few tweakers ?”

  7. 38389 CA-299, Burney CA 96013

    3.6 Good 63 reviews

    “Stopped here to use the Tesla Supercharger and use the restroom. The ladies' restroom was one of, if not the nicest gas station restroom I've ever used. It had normal wear, but was incredibly clean! It also had simple decor and didn't smell bad.”

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