Gas Stations in Springfield, CO

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  1. 27080 US-287, Springfield CO 81073

    3.9 Good 62 reviews

    “Old-time truck stop. Large dirt parking area. Like others have said the parking lot is a little rough, but just go slow and pay attention and you’ll be fine. Don’t park like an idiot- remember it’s not just you out here. Showers are good. Older but clean and the water is hot. Nice place to stop for a snooze. And remember, there are trash cans so use them- pretty bad some of you drivers (steering wheel attendants) need to be told that.”

  2. 1101 Main Street, Springfield CO 81073

    3.6 Good 32 reviews

    “Very friendly staff and clean place and had everything we wanted in snacks for our long trip back home in Texas. Thank you guys next time we're in Colorado we will be back.”

  3. Springfield CO

    2.7 Average 18 reviews

    “Don't judge a book by its cover! Almost didn't even go inside but was very pleased to find a clean restroom and really good food. I had the fried shrimp, green beans and sweet corn. The gem beans were a bit sportier than I prefer but I finished most of it and downed the corn and shrimp. I found the employees very friendly.”

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  5. 1100 Main Street, Springfield CO 81073

    3 Average 76 reviews

    “Such caring and considerate staff. Bathrooms were spotless and everyone was so friendly. Thanks again for your patience and hospitality. ❤️ The family in the big white van”

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