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  1. Walker General Store - 106651 US-395

    106651 US-395, Coleville CA 96107

    4.9 Superb 86 reviews

    “The best general store anywhere in this area for groceries and personal items. Extremely friendly and helpful staff, with a family run vibe.Prices will be higher than you're used to, but remember where you are - it will cost you $20+ in gas to go elsewhere.I was amazed at how well stocked they keep this place for being a remote mountain town! I spent about a month camping in Toiyabe National forest, and this place had all the groceries I needed. They even have a (very limited) supply of meat and produce! They also fill propane, but only between noon and 4pm, if I remember correctly.Its not like you really have much choice of where to shop in this area, but even if you did, you should go here. One of my favorite small-town general stores, and I RV full time and have seen 45 states!Thanks for making a total stranger feel like family ?”

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  2. Bridgeport MCMWTC Commissary- Defense Commissary Agency - 1003 Champagne Ave

    1003 Champagne Ave, Coleville CA 96107

    4.9 Superb 24 reviews

    “As other reviews State, this is a small commissary. It is an "annex store" of the NAS Fallon "main store" (100-miles away). Because this is inside the "MWTC" base housing complex, you must have a military (or spouse) ID to visit.There's is an equally small "base exchange" sharing the West half of the building - great for getting reasonably priced liquor if you have access”

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  3. Walker Country Store - 107700 US-395

    107700 US-395, Coleville CA 96107

    4.4 Superb 83 reviews

    “Cute little store and restaurant. It’s a must stop if you have hangry people in the car. They have pizza, subs and slices of cake, along with everything you’d find at a convenience store.”

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