Gas Stations in Pacific Junction, IA

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  1. 57964 188th Street, Pacific Junction IA 51561

    3.7 Good 162 reviews

    “Best Love's dog park I've been to! Nice mowed grass, rock border and fencing secure to the ground, separate areas for small and large dogs, poop bags/dumpster, and NO visible dog poops in the grass!”

  2. 18880 Hyland Avenue, Pacific Junction IA 51561

    3.7 Good 43 reviews

    “It's a fairly new place or recently remodeled. They do not have truck parking but they do have room to stop in and get a bite to eat or a drink if you like. They have a Chester's. Restroom was clean the times I have been there. The staff had been nice. The process are typical for gas stations. Over all it's a good place to stop in.”

  3. 18880 Hyland Ave, Pacific Junction IA 51561

    3 Average 62 reviews

    “I fuel up here a lot driving back and forth to kansas city from Omaha. The Chester's chicken inside is really good and the store is clean. Fuel prices are a bit higher than in Omaha and KC, but I'm not mad about it. Give them a try!”

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