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4:30AM - 12AM
1 US-11, Philadelphia
Convenience Stores
“My husband and I travel to & from ADK and Philly Fuels is the midpoint. Today was our second stop. We fill up gas, use restroom, order a sub to split, grab some snacks and a coffee. Everything is clean. Even the customers are friendly! I like the fresh sub for a quick and simple meal to keep is on the road. I get mine loaded with veggies, and they are always accomodating. For campers, there is easy acccess and plenty of room in parking lot. This will be our new stop when coming this way.
PS- on the way home, we called ahead for order. menu in on line. The sub was fantastic! All of the staff we have encountered so far have been so pleasant. I was able to buy a healthier snack of yogurt. This is our new travel stop destination.”
“It's a nice shoppette, It doesn't have kind of wonky hours though. It seems like unless it is lunch time, they have no food ready to go food or are closed”
8:30AM - 5:30PM
10207 South Riva Ridge Loop, Fort Drum
Convenience Stores
“Its just another little shoppette. The only thing it has that stands out in the whole building is Maggie's on the mountain with great food and people but if you get bacon remember to ask for it well done.”
“The staff here are pleasant and pretty much all of the time anything I come in for is always available. Gas prices here are higher than most places but sometimes you have to take the good with the inconvenient.”
Open 24 hours
25744 US-11, Evans Mills
Convenience Stores
“Did I cross an invisible border, or is New York just Canadian territory now?
I pulled off the highway expecting a standard pit stop, but I’m pretty sure I stepped through a portal directly into Ontario.
First, the station was suspiciously clean and well-maintained—always a great start. But then I went to prepay for fuel. $45 USD to fill up a *small* car?! Absolute nostalgia overload. Nothing makes you feel quite as home-cooked as paying eye-watering, wallet-draining prices at the pump. Huge thanks to current geopolitical tensions for really nailing that authentically exorbitant Canadian gas station experience.
Just when I thought the immersion couldn't get any deeper, I smelled the Tim Hortons. Seeing an actual Timmies counter hit me with a sudden wave of patriotic warmth. I looked around the 7-Eleven, and what do I see? Shelves stocked with glorious Canadian beer—stacks of Labatt Blue practically singing to me.
And to top off this cultural masterclass? Nickelback was blaring over the station speakers. Absolute Canadian royalty.
Overpriced gas, a fresh Timmies coffee in hand, cold Canadian brew on the shelves, and Chad Kroeger serenading my soul—I didn't know if I was at a highway Sunoco or back in Toronto. 10/10 for hospitality, you beautiful home away from home.”
4:30AM - 12AM
8722 Noble Street, Evans Mills
Convenience Stores
“It was easy going respectfully, efficient and as always friendly as hell. I am in a position of great optimism... Things will get better as the time goes on an on. Jesus has risen......or will rise. Thank u Jesus.”
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“I got into a car accident near this shop and was 3 hours away from home. Being so far away from anyone I knew and not knowing how I was going to get home, I was worried and anxious. Jen, one of the employees, was so kind and comforted me as I was freaking out and assured that I could stay at the shop until someone was able to get me. When she finished her shift, she made sure other staff were looking out for me as well. Thank you Jen & Stewart’s shop staff for being SO kind.”