Gas Stations near Volcano, HI

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  1. 19 Haunani Rd, Volcano HI 96785

    3.4 Good 123 reviews

    “We visited this store to stock up on supplies while staying at a nearby Airbnb. ​You can find all the daily essentials here, including drinks (alcohol too), basic groceries, and household items like toilet paper. ​A tip for fellow tourists: for fresh produce or larger grocery runs, it’s probably better to shop in Hilo. However, having this store nearby was a lifesaver for quick resupplies. We were very grateful for this place!”

  2. 19-3972 Volcano Rd, Volcano HI 96785

    2 Poor 54 reviews

    “Bit expensive gas station but nice to have in this “no-gas station” area. They have four pumps but only two can be used because of not having enough spaces between two pumps.”

  3. 18-1340 Volcano Rd, Mountain View HI 96771

    4.9 Superb 41 reviews

    “Mountain View Propane is a big asset to Mountain View Community. My wife Laurie Ignacio and I are greatly appreciative of Roland his wife and his crew for all their service for our community! Mahalo Roland!!!”

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  5. 18-1314 Volcano Rd, Mountain View HI 96771

    4 Good 49 reviews

    “Simple food items. Few groceries that are spending but fresh. Coffee made daily. Ice cream varieties and other local favorites. Gas is same price as Hilo. Small parking lot. Ethanol free gas at 1 pump.”

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