Gas Stations in Camp Lejeune, NC

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  1. Marines Rd, Camp Lejeune NC 28547

    4.2 Good 47 reviews

    “Staff was very nice and respectful, amazing hours if you need something before work. Had range this week and was missing ear pro, luckily they had it and were open, was in and out with exactly what I needed in about 3 minutes.”

  2. McHugh Blvd, Camp Lejeune NC 28547

    3.8 Good 60 reviews

    “Woah woah woah, I just pulled up to this little Oasis and one word comes to mind, swiss cheese. I was thinking, maybe this place is going to be expensive, but then, I saw the prices, 1$ for a new Bugatti?!? This place is not just the bee's knees, it's also my knees (I have good knees). This place reminds me of a song, Ring Ring by FluidAdrenaline, absolute BANGER!!!! anyways if you're looking for free nuclear weapons... Well they don't have those, but the Cheerios are like 1.50$ get em while they're HOT ?!”

  3. Camp Lejeune NC 28547

    3.6 Good 41 reviews

    • Today 6AM – 5PM

    “Shout out to Matthew!!! This young man has a lot of potentiaol and cares for the customer. He made a tobacco order on the spot and a few days later came in. Continue the good work.”

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  5. 1401 W Rd, Camp Lejeune NC 28547

    3.6 Good 34 reviews

    • Today 6AM – 6PM

    “I’ve been coming here for the last 4 years and all has been well up until recently they are no longer open 24 hours, bummer when on duty, the lanes could use a new paint job, people not in the right spot because they are new and don’t know where to be, and the gas pumps at the very least need new screens because you can not read half of them.”

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