Gas Stations near Cookson, OK

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  1. Tenkiller Ferry Lake, Oklahoma, Cookson OK 74427

    4.7 Superb 18 reviews

    “Our first time at this marina/restaurant. We had lunch there for Father's Day with our family. The restaurant offered nice seating, a great menu and over the top service. The atmosphere was relaxing, customer service was great and the food was delicious. We'll definitely be going back for more.”

  2. 25148 State Hwy 82, Park Hill OK 74451

    4.3 Superb 30 reviews

    “Awesome owner Jammie Houston and Steve Silcox boat machine 30 year in the business and Marshal Fender 30 year in the atv and jet ski business with them and they will take care of you and you needs boats or atv wise. Very friendly group of guys.”

  3. 25401-25627, State Hwy 82, Park Hill OK 74451

    4.3 Superb 56 reviews

    “Ok, enjoy the place because they offer a wide variety of foods, etc.However, the flickering lights on the building and on the coverings near the pumps are beyond terrifying to a epileptic that triggers from photosensitivity. Please,?, fix your lights!”

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  5. 16294 US-62, Tahlequah OK 74464

    4.1 Good 35 reviews

    “This store always has just what I need and just where I need it.The prices may be just a tad higher but you won't find gas between Fort Gibson and Tahlequah except for here PLUS They have excellent hot food, shakes of all flavors that you can make yourself, and most importantly:clean bathrooms ?!.”

  6. 45152 OK-100, Vian OK 74962

    3.9 Good 42 reviews

    “My favorite store in Vian! The staff is extremely friendly and helpful. Amy is my favorite. Its also conveniently located right next to not one, but TWO dispensaries!! What more could you ask for??!!”

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