Gas Stations near Park, KS

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  1. 5831 Old Hwy 40, Park KS 67751

    4.1 Good 10 reviews

    “Stopped for gas! Old style gas station which was fun & you can pay credit or debit inside. There’s signs not to use restroom unless you buy or fill up. Small small town but gentlemen was nice & pleasant during my stop for gas.”

  2. 2581 I-70 Castle Rock Rd, Quinter KS 67752

    4.3 Superb 59 reviews

    “The gentleman with the short hair and tattoos has got to be one of the most kinda hearted and helpful individuals I have ever met! He is an asset to this business! He helped me with a car problem and went above and beyond what is expected of an employee! Give that man a raise!!”

  3. 2948 K 23, Grainfield KS 67737

    3.5 Good 31 reviews

    “It's true the men's bathroom is on the outside, side of the building and the women's bathroom is inside on the right just past the register. The women's bathroom is a small one person bathroom with no baby changing station. It was clean, smelled fresh with modern no touch paper towel dispenser. The clerk was a friendly older gentleman.”

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  5. 1301 Castle Rock St, Quinter KS 67752

    3 Average 14 reviews

    “October 2021: A good stop for gas, coffee and bladder accommodations. Staff efficient and friendly. Bought a powerball ticket too but, alas, we didn't win. My advice, buy gas and coffee here but go elsewhere for lottery (LOL)”

  6. 1200 Castle Rock St, Quinter KS 67752

    3.2 Average 46 reviews

    “We stopped in here on the way back home to Colorado & it was clean, good variety of stuff, clean bathrooms, I was impressed that the woman's restroom had a toddler potty chair available for use for little ones. I've never seen that in a restroom & unsure why. Toddlers are the reason for so many potty breaks during travel. So kudos to this store!!”

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