Gas Stations near Goodland, IN

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  1. 205 West Jasper Street, Goodland IN 47948

    4.5 Superb 27 reviews

    “A nice, clean parking lot and convenience store. Competitive gas price (87 only) and quick pumps. Plenty of cold beverages, packaged snacks and fresh hot selections, even in the evening. A great oasis during the winter drive in post storm Indiana.”

  2. 21 West Division Street, Remington IN 47977

    4.2 Good 45 reviews

    “The service was great. Waiter made sure to wait until you had swallowed and then came over to asked how the food was. I had steak fajitas, rice and beans. It was excellent, and the portion size is much larger than any chain restaurant. Whenever I am in Lafayette and want Mexican food this is where I will go. Keep up the great food and service”

  3. 304 W Main St, Brook IN 47922

    5 Superb 3 reviews

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  5. 304 W Main St, Brook IN 47922

    3.5 Good 19 reviews

    “This is the only gas station in town but goes above and beyond with products and hospitality. They usually have the cheapest gas and the new deli has a good selection for lunch or dinner. If you're looking for the local gossip/news go no further. Open 7 days a week.”

  6. 13550 US-231, Remington IN 47977

    2.2 Poor 126 reviews

    “Arrived at 145pm to do a 10 hour break. Lot was empty plenty of truck parking. Lot is not paved but pretty decent shape and plenty of good spots. The store was very well stocked. Was greeted as soon as I walked in the door by the wonderful cashier. The bathroom was very clean. They have sodas and juice, snacks, sell a few truck and car items and some 420 stuff. They also have a Hunts pizza so they have sliced pizza and wings and you can have them make you a pizza upon request. Thanks for providing us truck parking. And best part it's free. I bought the wings and a slice of pizza. It was good and fresh.”

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