Gas Stations in Cambridge, ID

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  1. 150 Superior St, Cambridge ID 83610

    5 Superb 4 reviews

    “Very friendly atmosphere. The ladies that were working were very knowledgeable and helpful. I picked up a load of hay on my semi in the area, And I was directed to come here to get scaled out. It is a little tight to get on the scale, Which I accessed from the main road. Overall it was a very pleasant experience in visiting this place of business. Overall pleasant experience, thanks yall. 2/11/25”

  2. 35 West Hopper Avenue, Cambridge ID 83610

    4.4 Superb 18 reviews

    “I'll give em two five star reviews because they are amazing. Great to fill up before Brownlee get last minute fishing stuff. Great snacks and special drinks behind the counter. Can't wait to stop in next time. I just wish I got a discount for my name hahah”

  3. 35 Hopper Avenue, Cambridge ID 83610

    4.3 Superb 19 reviews

    “This spot was the absolute best to stop at. Everyone was so friendly. The store had everything you needed. I just came in for chips and salsa- even better- they make their own salsa - every week— and cut their own meat. This family owned gas station pays attention to what is being sold and not being sold— always taking care of their customers. My girls and I make a trip to just come to this gas station. Blake Sinclair is one-stop-shop.”

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