Gas Stations in Avon, CO

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  1. 240 Wagon Trail Road, Avon CO 81620

    3.7 Good 57 reviews

    “The restrooms and main area were very clean. The front cashier was quite personable. It was easy to exit the highway and to get back on. The prices were typical convenience store prices.”

  2. 15 Eagle-Vail Road, Avon CO 81620

    3.3 Good 57 reviews

    “Our windshield wiper fluid completely froze on us while driving down i-70. we tried to have some mechanics help us, but no one was available. a person working at west vail shell saw us struggling and helped us out with everything for free. he totally fixed our wiper fluid problem and was extremely nice and accommodating. i highly recommend patronizing this place!”

  3. 46 Nottingham Road, Avon CO 81620

    3.3 Good 38 reviews

    “Kenia the cashier she is always very nice the place was very clean this is what I really like about this gas station not like 7/11 always nasty and rude cashiers”

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  5. 41290 US-6, Avon CO 81620

    3.1 Average 9 reviews

    “Best place for the cheapest gas and the owner is so nice. Don’t read the reviews that are bad they are just upset that there are no bathrooms. You can go to the restaurant right next to it if you need to use the bathroom.”

  6. 41290 US-6, Avon CO 81620

    3 Average 12 reviews

    “This is a treasure!! Ben is so incredibly kind and generous and I'm so glad I needed to stop here! Perfect location. Has everything you'd need and more!! Thank you!!”

  7. 008 Nottingham Road, Avon CO 81620

    3.1 Average 54 reviews

    “Melissa is a total sweetheart! She was diligently working on scrubbing gunk off the door window, overheard I was in a bind and went above and beyond to help me out!”

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