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  1. Giant Tiger - 32 Ridge Road

    32 Ridge Road, Deep River ON K0J 1P0

    4.5 Superb 62 reviews

    “This store optimizes its selection of stock well, to offer things that people mostly need in its relatively small space. I almost always find what I need there, if it is a reasonably common item.”

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  2. Canadian Tire - 33277 ON-17

    33277 ON-17, Deep River ON K0J 1P0

    4.2 Good 101 reviews

    “I have been starting in here for years when I got cross the country on m'y motorcycle. To buy oil products and cleaners etc. Staff as always been spectacular and spot on courteous and professional. Tonight I stopped in my motorhome on my way to West coast and I had the pleasure of meeting the owner who was patrolling the parking lot. Unfortunately there has been a lot of truckers stopping here and causing damage to his property. Which is very sad because he has to chase them out and I do understand. After chatting with him for about 20 minutes he decided to let me stay here overnight period which is very kind. He says overall he has no problem with campers and RVs that are respectful to the property. So what are you stay here for a few hours or need something in a store you will not be disappointed. I give this place five stars out of five”

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  3. Canadian Tire Gas+ - 33277A West Hwy Suite 17

    33277A West Hwy Suite 17, Deep River ON K0J 1P0

    3.2 Average 34 reviews

    “Well located along the Trans-Canada Highway. With a convenience store inside and, right next door if you need it, a Canadian Tire where you can find parts, oils, etc. if we ever have a breakage or mechanical problem. What few other gas stations can boast of having nearby.”

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