Gas Stations in Round Lake, IL

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  1. 221 West Rollins Road, Round Lake Beach IL 60073

    3.4 Good 28 reviews

    “Okay little gas station with fair well gas station fair prices. I don't go here because the gas quality is questionable! Public restrooms, handycap parking too and wash. Good place overall.”

  2. 1115 North Fairfield Road, Round Lake IL 60073

    3.2 Average 56 reviews

    “This Citgo has seen better days and a little run down, but the staff is friendly and the gas is usually one of the better prices around.The pump lot is fairly easy to get in and out. There is a decent selection of convenient store goods (at convenient store prices, of course). The shop is especially nice for the surrounding neighborhoods that are within walking distance.”

  3. 1306 Hainesville Road, Round Lake IL 60073

    3.2 Average 21 reviews

    “Nice clean and easy quick stop shop with almost everything in store at very reasonable prices compare to big brand stores. These guys are friendly with their customers and provide best customer service. Love shopping there again and again.”

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  5. 1175 IL-134, Round Lake IL 60073

    3.3 Good 3 reviews

  6. 320 West Nippersink Road, Round Lake IL 60073

    3.1 Average 27 reviews

    “Good car wash suprsingly fast. Note it's owned by papos so if you want the papos experience but touchless or inbay come here this locations highest tier wash is also 3 bucks cheaper than the tunnel on rollins”

  7. 1175 IL-134, Round Lake IL 60073

    2.3 Poor 18 reviews

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