Convenience Stores in Inyokern, CA

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  1. 96740 Beach Meadows Rd, Inyokern CA 93527

    4.7 Superb 93 reviews

    “Well, any camper needing a shower, it is the bomb. You get soap and towels, and lots of hot water. To top it off, we were there for what they call Thanksgiving night. For an believably, reasonable price, we had fresh roasted turkey, mashed potatoes and gravy, AMAZING stuffing and green beans. It was served hot and I was only able half so I'm looking forward to my left overs. To say that the setting and the ambience could be better would be tough. I f you're anywhere up in the Sierra Nevada put this on your list! PS Did I forget to mention the bar. Be sure to stop in and meet the locals. The cowboys and cowgirls are the real deal and so fun.”

  2. 1353 Brown Road, Inyokern CA 93527

    3.9 Good 34 reviews

    “Hasn't changed much in 40 years. Still the stuff you need in the middle of nowhere. I am not a Pacific Coast Trail through-hiker, but the store is a great stop for those that are. Emergency gas is available if you have driven through without enough forethought. Premium price but if you need it, you need it. We came up from I-395 and stayed overnight at Fish Creek overflow camping. Beautiful. Then went over the top of Sherman Pass to the Kern River and visited the Trail of 100 Giants (Sequoias). Nice weekend getaway.”

  3. 6260 CA-178, Inyokern CA 93527

    3.4 Good 40 reviews

    “we stop by this gas station every year on the way to mammoth lakes camping. its always been a good experience with nice people. Yeah, there is a clean restroom and reasonable gas prices.”

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  5. Inyokern CA

    3.1 Average 17 reviews

    “Inyokern: a hundred miles from everywhere. True, so thank God for the Inyokern Chevron. Fair prices, decent road snacks. Bathroom could have been a little cleaner, but it got the job done. King of the road, Chevron is.”

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