Gas Stations near Waterford, MS

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  1. 4325 MS-7, Waterford MS 38635

    5 Superb 5 reviews

  2. 685 Salem Ave, Holly Springs MS 38635

    4.8 Superb 8 reviews

  3. 147 W Van Dorn Ave, Holly Springs MS 38635

    5 Superb 4 reviews

    “This is one of the last gas stations that actually pump gas for you!! And they have snacks & drinks if you need them. The bathrooms are clean as well. Thank you!!!”

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  5. 3121 Hernando Rd, Holly Springs MS 38635

    4 Good 5 reviews

  6. 281 N Memphis St, Holly Springs MS 38635

    3.2 Average 8 reviews

    “Driving back to Memphis from Tupelo and I've got less than an 1/8 tank of gas, help me Yelp! Yeah, a gas station off the 78, soda, water great convenient store for snacks too!”

  7. 281 Alexander Dr, Holly Springs MS 38635

    2 Poor 19 reviews

  8. 929 MS-7, Holly Springs MS 38635

    2.9 Average 136 reviews

    “Brent was an absolute pleasure...I wish all Love's employees could take a page from his book... we as drivers need that type of interaction when coming in these truck stops as well as others and I'm sure he's the same with everyone.. you can just tell.... awesome personality... Brent, Keep smiling and being yourself.. it definitely didn't go unnoticed... hopefully your upper management knows you're a great asset..”

  9. 950 MS-7, Holly Springs MS 38635

    2.3 Poor 19 reviews

    “Gloria is a gem. She is always smiling and very helpful to her customers. Everytime I stop by there she so nice and a wonderful employee. We as customers love Gloria”

  10. 621 MS-7, Holly Springs MS 38635

    1.7 Poor 11 reviews

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