Gas Stations in Antlers, OK

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  1. 801 West Main Street, Antlers OK 74523

    5 Superb 13 reviews

    “Free truck parking for overnight as far as I know 10 hours. And the gentleman inside the young young man was super cordial and very informative. It was nice little chat with him. I wish more of a young people around our big beautiful country were like like this young man was.”

  2. 1319 W Main St, Antlers OK 74523

    4.1 Good 159 reviews

    “I love to stop at the Choctaw Travel Plazas. Always a wonderful experience, great employees and service, Great snacks and awesome souvenirs. I leave happy. I highly recommend them. Stop by and see.”

  3. 603 East Main Street, Antlers OK 74523

    4.1 Good 42 reviews

    “I go there to get vape juice as its the only place for 30 miles that sells it and its cheaper than vape shop, $14.99 vs 19.99 but not alot of selection. They also sell cratum, cbd capsules and disposable and pen size regular vapes and phone cords and earphones. They also sell all typical gas station snacks but check expiration dates bc some is expired. Decent place and friendly staff. I like that they sell all the "extra" stuff!”

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  5. 807 W Main St, Antlers OK 74523

    4.1 Good 20 reviews

  6. 1319 West Main Street, Antlers OK 74523

    2.1 Poor 12 reviews

    “I am from Louisiana and have family that has land in NASHOBA & TUSKAHOMA and live in Kansas.We use this store every time we travel. ( ALWAYS CLEAN CURTIS AND VERRY GOOD )( CLEAN REST ROOMS ) ! ( FRESH COFFEE AND FOOD'S ) !( FAIR FUEL PRICES FOR THE LOCATION AREA ) ! ( CONSISTENCY COUNTS ) !!!!!”

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