Gas Stations near Woodland, MS

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  1. 830 Co Rd 279, Woodland MS 39776

    3.5 Good 22 reviews

    • Today 5AM – 10PM

    “This is the closest convenience store and gas station in a 15 mile area. It's older but clean and well taken care of and there's nothing else in the area so its quite popular. I bought the empty lot next to it and will be moving there shortly.”

  2. 100 S Jackson St, Houston MS 38851

    4.4 Superb 31 reviews

    “On my first night in Houston, I came across a gas station that turned out to be more than just a place to rest—it became a sanctuary of kindness. At Exxon Premium Gas & Go, I met Selina, a woman of compassion and strength who allowed a stranger to sit outside in peace and even welcomed the sharing of words and a sermon within the station’s walls. To Selina, Dorris, the store manager, and all the amazing women working there—thank you. Your kindness and openness showed me that God still places His servants where they’re needed most. As a small token of gratitude, I gifted each of you a handmade necklace—a piece of my journey and a reminder that no matter where the road leads me, you all remain with me in spirit. Houston, you’ve been a blessing, and I pray your people are blessed in return.”

  3. 5345 Clarkson Rd, Mathiston MS 39752

    4.6 Superb 11 reviews

    “Best food around! Huge cheese sticks & a steak that melts in your mouth, no knife or sauce needed for it either. Everything on menu has been great. Laid back atmosphere & good service.”

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  5. 630 W Madison St, Houston MS 38851

    5 Superb 4 reviews

    “I come here multiple times a week either to get a soda or gas. I gotta say they are one of the best places to go you don't get service like this any where else.”

  6. 943 N Jackson St, Houston MS 38851

    4.6 Superb 5 reviews

  7. 760 W Madison St, Houston MS 38851

    3.8 Good 21 reviews

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