Gas Stations in Garberville, CA

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  1. 1330 Redwood Dr, Garberville CA 95542

    4.2 Good 43 reviews

    “I buy all my gas from Renner. Very convenient getting one bill. But... Renner used to be the low price leader, not so much any more. Renner used to offer Clear K-12 kerosene- NOT any more”

  2. 76 Bear Canyon Rd, Garberville CA 95542

    4.3 Superb 10 reviews

    “Always open if you have a Renner's Card. Their prices are consistently lower than local stations by 30 cents a gallon. The station is well lit at night. The employees are very helpful during the day time hours.”

  3. 860 Redwood Drive, Garberville CA 95542

    3.7 Good 33 reviews

    “Shell franchise were you can probably get a dead-end local job. Of course you will need to pass a UA, mathematical written test, & not be an Axe Murderer. Oh, plus they have gas too.”

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  5. 790 Redwood Drive, Garberville CA 95542

    3.6 Good 20 reviews

    “Great little gas station nice store inside lots of things to choose from excellent customer service from the cashier who I believe is also the owner do an excellent job running great business with good customer service”

  6. 830 Redwood Drive, Garberville CA 95542

    3.2 Average 38 reviews

    “Ok yeah the town is kinda 'sketch,' and yeah their are shelterless people hanging around asking for change, however it's a nice gas station with some good snacks if you're just passing through or staying the night. My friend and I were in town on a mini vacation and stopped there because it was 9:30PM and everywhere else was closed. Got a few burritos and they were dry, but the people working there were funny, kind and helpful. Not sure what people are expecting for a small town? Guess the other reviewers are yuppie city folks who think anyone who is homeless or used drugs are going to mug you”

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