Convenience Stores in Island Park, ID

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  1. 3757 US-20, Island Park ID 83429

    3.7 Good 61 reviews

    “Prices were a bit high for gas here but this is to be expected of gas stations in remote locations. If stopping here, be sure to take a glance inside! The lodge is beautiful, restrooms were clean, and we even found a car air freshener and nail clipper we needed;)!”

  2. 3974 US-20 Suite 5219, Island Park ID 83429

    3.8 Good 33 reviews

    “Good stop in the area for convenience store items and gasoline. Other general store stuff and fishing licenses. Caution: Almost everything in the store is displayed without price tags. Ask for pricing to avoid surprises.”

  3. 4292 US-20, Island Park ID 83429

    3.6 Good 37 reviews

    “Manager guy Niko is a stud, met him at the restaurant across Sabor and went above and beyond excellent service. He recommended to fuel up at their gas station Sinclair over at Mack's Inn and gas prices were almost same as what i pay at Costco. Good Job!”

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  5. 4292 US-20, Island Park ID 83429

    2.7 Average 14 reviews

    “These review is for Nico, the manager at this Sinclair gas station. He suggested us good restaurant for food and to explore the place. He was friendly, professional, and genuinely cared about making sure we were taken care of business. He welcome people with smile face and never feel bad in answering all the queries. If you ever stop by, you’ll be in good hands with Nico!”

  6. 5160 US-20, Island Park ID 83429

    2.9 Average 42 reviews

    “Best gas station I have ever been to. Their cranberry ice foam soap in the bathroom smells amazing and the little shelf with pamphlets on them were fun to read while waiting for the bathroom. The bathroom and the store in general were very spacious and it had many nice things. After buying many snacks for the long ride ahead of me, the cashier gave me a fist bump and told me to have a nice day when I left.”

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