Gas Stations near Schroon Lake, NY

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  1. 1068 Main Street, Schroon Lake NY 12870

    4 Good 65 reviews

    “Stewart's is a tradition. I've been getting ice cream here since I was a little girl. Now we bring our kids. That being said it is always packed and cc is terrible if you have allergies. But the employees are very friendly and straightforward with you.”

  2. 1567 US-9, Schroon Lake NY 12870

    4 Good 87 reviews

    “The staff are always friendly and helpful! The prices are reasonable for the area, and today I tried their food for the first time! I’m used to getting chicken over rice and stuff from my hometown and I was happy to see that there were Mediterranean options out this way! I did end up going with the chicken gyro and samosas this time and it did not disappoint. The portions are huge and the food was delicious! Stop by and show them some love. :))”

  3. 4007 Blue Ridge Rd, North Hudson NY 12885

    3.6 Good 59 reviews

    “I was driving for 10 miles on : Please refuel, that after 16 miles with light on. Google says the station close a 9pm, got there 8:45, completely dark, I still went to the pump, thanks God, pump work with pay a the pump, I don't know if the pump are now 24hrs with the pay at the pump option, but that station looked close and it worked for me.”

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  5. 38 Valley Farm Rd, Pottersville NY 12860

    2.5 Average 24 reviews

    “Stopped here to gas-up on our way home from vacation. We also grabbed some drinks for the road. One complaint that I have is that the prices aren't marked on many of the products in the store, so you don't know what kind of price to expect when you get to the register.”

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