Gas Stations in Folkston, GA

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  1. 4025 2nd St N, Folkston GA 31537

    4.7 Superb 10 reviews

    “When you need a little energy pickup Red Bull, Monster,or another drink plus sodas and lottery plus vapes. This place is great and the employees are so friendly that I would come back again and again”

  2. 439 Bowery Lane, Homeland GA 31537

    4.5 Superb 8 reviews

    “This is a great little store the little lady that owns it is very helpful and accommodating in whatever she can in the store she will order something special if you need it definitely will be going back.”

  3. 4025 2nd Street North, Folkston GA 31537

    4.2 Good 5 reviews

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  5. 5042 2nd St N, Folkston GA 31537

    3.8 Good 16 reviews

    “The Raceway in Folkston Ga has the most honest and nicest employee!! The place was very busy when I came in today and I was accidentally shorted some money.I didn't realize it until I got all the way home to Waycross.I called....talked to Joseph.....he found the problem and rectified the situation immediately.THANK YOU JOSEPH!! I WISH EVERYONE WAS AS HONEST AS YOU ARE.”

  6. 502 2nd St N, Folkston GA 31537

    3.7 Good 3 reviews

  7. 3719 W Main St, Folkston GA 31537

    3.4 Good 19 reviews

    “Quick convenient place to stop for snacks and gas. Fast and friendly service. It is disappointing that the soda machine frequently is out of order. Ok for a quick stop.”

  8. 6008 2nd Street North, Folkston GA 31537

    2.8 Average 25 reviews

    “Fairly clean establishment, friendly staff, big parking spots for your 18 wheeler. Down fall, 1 shower, an needs a bench to sit down after shower, for us old truckers.”

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