Gas Stations in Waldo, FL

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  1. 17276 NE US Hwy 301, Waldo FL 32694

    3.4 Good 205 reviews

    “Gave it 4 stars only because you have to go inside to get a gas receipt, which makes me not want to buy anything in there. Plus a few pump screens don't work. Tried one and had to go to another. It didnt work so I left. Raceway, a mile away, usually has the same price gas.”

  2. 15330 NE US Hwy 301, Waldo FL 32694

    3.4 Good 118 reviews

    “We got gas here (filled up from empty) and I had a very small 6 pack cooler and wanted some ice but didn’t need a whole bag. They allowed me to get ice in a large cup for 75 cents, but I just gave them a dollar and said keep the change.”

  3. 15295 Sid Martin Highway, NE US Hwy 301, Waldo FL 32694

    3.4 Good 82 reviews

    “I give this business five stars because every time I go in there they're so friendly anybody that works there is always friendly they always have everything I need gas prices are always the best.. bathrooms are very clean.. just a wonderful environment..”

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  5. 14648 NE 147th Avenue, Waldo FL 32694

    5 Superb 5 reviews

    “This is one of the better Amtrak stations I've seen. Very reminiscent of the old seaboard coast line days! I didn't actually catch a train (or bus) out of here but I did some railfanning and I loved the location, the inside area is clean, and feels very vintage! Had clean bathrooms, Just an awesome station to watch trains from.”

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