Gas Stations in Skiatook, OK

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  1. 14150 N Cincinnati Ave, Skiatook OK 74070

    4.3 Superb 29 reviews

    “I've gotten gas here a couple times because it's on my way to work and they always have offers on getupside. Would give 5 ? but I've never even looked around honestly.”

  2. 6455 West C Rogers Boulevard, Skiatook OK 74070

    3.7 Good 38 reviews

    “This Osage Casino convenience store in Skiatook is a reliable and clean spot for fuel and snacks, especially at odd hours. The main advantage is that it's open 24/7. I buy all my diesel here. They offer standard fuel options (Diesel, 87, 89, and 91 octane), and 100% gas if your into that. The store is well-stocked with basic drinks and snacks you'd need for the road.”

  3. 706 W Rogers Blvd, Skiatook OK 74070

    3.7 Good 34 reviews

    “Staff are friendly and quick service. Wish there was parking, it can get very congested and because of no parking for non fuel customers then there are people parked everywhere and it takes forever to just get out of there. I bet if they just made 3 or 4 parking spaces they would have more business.”

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  5. 102 W Rogers Blvd, Skiatook OK 74070

    3.1 Average 65 reviews

    “Love this location and Casey's in general. The staff is always polite and they never make you feel rushed (unlike Quik Trips). The app offers great deals and rewards. Getting fuel discounts is always great! I refuse to eat gas station pizza...unless it's Casey's! The cheesy bread sticks and marinara sauce *chef's kiss*. Definitely recommend the Casey's app. Vegetarian options: They have fruit snacks and peanuts? Dietary restrictions: I'm sure there's plenty of "healthy" snacks available. They have peanuts and fruit trail mixes. Parking: There's a limited amount of parking. It's plenty unless they are swamped. Kid-friendliness: It's a gas station... Wheelchair accessibility: Wheelchair accessible parking and entrance available.”

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