Gas Stations in Walker, MI

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  1. 3050 Fruit Ridge Avenue Northwest, Walker MI 49544

    3.8 Good 163 reviews

    “Great experience every time I stop here! The staff is always friendly, the service is quick, and the station is clean and well-maintained. The convenience store has a good variety of snacks and drinks, and everything is easy to find. You can tell they care about keeping the place running smoothly. Definitely a reliable spot to stop at!”

  2. 1162 Wilson Ave NW, Walker MI 49534

    3.7 Good 34 reviews

    “I called to see if they sell recreational fuel. Jason? said yes, I think we do. I asked if it was rec 90 fuel. He says hang on I’ll go check……..without being asked. Just wanted to let everyone know that the person on duty was polite and accommodating.”

  3. 3701 3 Mile Road Northwest, Walker MI 49534

    3.5 Good 28 reviews

    “There is always an open pump and it's easy to get to. This is not normal gas station, there is no building and the bathroom is a port-a-potty, but it's great for transprtation business.”

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  5. 4088 Lake Michigan Dr NW, Walker MI 49534

    2.8 Average 16 reviews

  6. 2754 Alpine Ave NW, Walker MI 49544

    2.6 Average 82 reviews

    “Only because of two workers who have my back against the customers wrongfully complaining evil wicked with their complaints Steve and Daniel Steve male worker of speedway and Daniel female worker of speedway on Alpine and 3 mile is the reason why it's a 5 star not because of the gmMe being a paying customer and just someone who helps the area out Me sincerely David Paul Zandstra”

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