Convenience Stores near Naalehu, HI

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  1. 95-5591 Mamalahoa Hwy, Naalehu HI 96772

    4.4 Superb 69 reviews

    “This gas station is a convenient stop with everything you might need on the road. The area feels safe and organized, and there’s usually no long line at the pumps. The restroom is clean and well-maintained, which is a nice surprise for a regular stop. Gas prices are reasonable, and the fuel quality seems very good. Overall, it’s a pleasant and reliable place to refuel and take a short break before continuing your trip.”

  2. 95-5591 Mamalahoa Hwy, Naalehu HI 96772

    4 Good 76 reviews

    “Great convenient store with most things you'll need with a bunch of other things you'd generally find in a general store. They don't have any ice though. They have 4 pumps and prices are a bit high due to the remoteness of the town so be prepared for that. Service was great and the employee was very nice.”

  3. 96-3167 Pikake St, Pahala HI 96777

    4.6 Superb 44 reviews

    “Great little country store. Only a 9-minute drive from where we're staying. Has a great variety of items, from produce and frozen meats to all sorts of groceries.”

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  5. 96-1195 Kamani St # 5, Pahala HI 96777

    3.8 Good 13 reviews

    “Staff was really nice and friendly! We had a long ride back from the volcano and needed a few snacks for the 2 hr ride. They had lots of items and they were the only ones in the area open late. Also they had good Korean Coffee.”

  6. 96-3163 Pikake St, Pahala HI 96777

    3 Average 35 reviews

    “They did not have the beer and liquor we were originally looking for but they did have the water and Kleenex that were needed. Best of all, they were extremely friendly and made the day so much better!”

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