Gas Stations near Sherwood, OH

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  1. St Rts 127 And 18, 542 N Harrison St, Sherwood OH 43556

    3.7 Good 6 reviews

    “Excellent stop! Bathrooms are clean and stocked, the employees are super friendly, and more importantly this gas station is out in the middle of a bunch of farm land. So when your truck is low on diesel you can come here and fill up at their pumps! There's plenty of room since their diesel pumps are located away from the gas pumps, there's also room behind in a little back lot for parking and turn around. I had my truck and trailer at a pump and a semi pulled in on the other side of the pump and neither one of us had any issues getting out.”

  2. 14023 OH-18, Sherwood OH 43556

    3.5 Good 23 reviews

  3. 17746 US-127, Cecil OH 45821

    4.5 Superb 45 reviews

    “I had a really good experience at this gas station. The staff is friendly and helpful, and the pumps are always clean and in working order. Prices are competitive, and I appreciate how well-maintained the convenience store is — stocked with snacks, drinks, and essentials. It’s also one of the few places around with clean restrooms, which is a big plus. Great location, quick service, and a safe, well-lit environment. Highly recommend stopping here whether you’re a local or just passing through!?”

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  5. 19492 OH-637, Defiance OH 43512

    4.3 Superb 48 reviews

    “I highly recommend the Cabbage Patch for your gas needs and munchies but I'm partial my mother started to Cabbage Patch in 1979 but it's a great place to go to for your fuel and munchie needs”

  6. 130 E Main St, Ney OH 43549

    2.8 Average 12 reviews

  7. 1001 N Williams St, Paulding OH 45879

    2.3 Poor 6 reviews

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