Gas Stations in Green Cove Springs, FL

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  1. 3106 US-17, Green Cove Springs FL 32043

    3.9 Good 100 reviews

    “This was a very well set up gas station. I recommend the egg, ham, and cheese croissant. The staff was attentive and friendly and the bathrooms were nice and clean.”

  2. 1010 Leonard C Taylor Pkwy, Green Cove Springs FL 32043

    3.9 Good 43 reviews

    “Speedway is speedway it has the best rewards program that a customer can ask for you get free stuff 10 20 & 25% off of gas you can't beat that.. Speedway helps when your a budget.”

  3. 3254 US-17, Green Cove Springs FL 32043

    3.8 Good 52 reviews

    “Such an amazing store , so clean and organized, today they must have cooler issues but not to stress an employee came running from the side and said I have an Ice cold drink for you and pulled it out of an ice chest, such amazing service and with a huge smile. love this store.”

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  5. 201 N Orange Ave, Green Cove Springs FL 32043

    3.7 Good 10 reviews

  6. 410 S Orange Ave, Green Cove Springs FL 32043

    3.6 Good 16 reviews

  7. 2000 FL-16, Green Cove Springs FL 32043

    3 Average 15 reviews

  8. 3540 US-17, Green Cove Springs FL 32043

    3.1 Average 25 reviews

    “Stopped in this morning because, we'll, I had to go. Was very happy to find a nice & clean restroom. Thank you for that. It shouldn't be, but that seems to be a rare thing with many stores.”

  9. 1517 Idlewild Ave, Green Cove Springs FL 32043

    2.3 Poor 34 reviews

    “I recently had an encounter with most wonderful cashier named money also known by Marie. She is the most sweetest kindest blessing person. We need more people in the world like her!”

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