Convenience Stores near Camden, MI

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  1. 202 S N Main St, Camden MI 49232

    4.4 Superb 7 reviews

    “Has good cookies and fried foods and the breadsticks are amazing the cookies are the best on the weekends they are baked fresh. If you have had the cookies and know how amazing they are go in on the weekends during the day and ask for Ros and tell her how good of a job she did on them”

  2. 1896 West Territorial Road, Camden MI 49232

    4.1 Good 19 reviews

    “This is definitely one of those convenient stores that’s actually convenient. Especially if you are looking for liquor near the Camden/Pioneer area. They might look like a podunk little gas station, but they they aren’t. They have such an impressive variety of liquor for such a small place, you don’t ever expect it. They also carry a variety of necessities, whether food related or household related. I’d say that the liquor prices are very comparable to any other stores, maybe a few dollars more than Gays in Fremont, but that’s basically what it would cost by the time you drove there for that same bottle anyways. I’ve needed to get heavy cream or half and half before and sour cream and that definitely hurt more than if I had gone to meijer, but it’s convenient and that’s what you pay for. The employees I’ve dealt with have been great and very helpful.”

  3. 17988 County Rd 4-75, Montpelier OH 43543

    4.8 Superb 22 reviews

    “Obsessed with their pizza!! Just bought it for the first time today and it didn’t disappoint. Sauce is not sweet (not a fan of sweet sauce) and pizza was hot and fresh! Very helpful & friendly staff, I highly recommend”

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  5. 14553 SR-49, Edon OH 43518

    3.4 Good 175 reviews

    “Plenty of parking. Very clean restrooms and 7 very clean showers. Attendants and various employees very helpful. Obvious trailer parking. Arby’s restaurant inside and plenty of convenience store options”

  6. 600 South Main Street, Reading MI 49274

    3.6 Good 45 reviews

  7. 14896 SR-49, Edon OH 43518

    3.2 Average 133 reviews

    “Trucker Path shows only 15 parking spots, but there are actually around 100 truck parking spots here. The place is big and clean. The bathrooms are large and maintained, although they could be cleaner. The main thing I like is that they don’t keep you waiting long for a shower—usually only 10–15 minutes. Only 10–15 parking spots are paid; all the others are free. Overall, a great place for truckers to stop.”

  8. 8080 S Hillsdale Rd, Hillsdale MI 49242

    2.6 Average 17 reviews

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