Gas Stations in Durham, ON

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  1. 403274 Grey County Road 4 Concession Road, 403274 Grey County Rd 4, Durham ON N0G 1R0

    4.7 Superb 22 reviews

    “My wife and I stopped here today while out riding. What an incredible place! Felt like the 80's for a moment in time. The two gentlemen behind the counter were the kindest fellas you could meet. The roast beef and chicken sandwiches are amazing as were the muffins. We picked up dog local dog treats while there and you are correct sir! My dog went crazy for them! Thank you for your time and kindness. I wish you nothing but the best. Thanks for your service!”

  2. 581 Garafraxa Street South, Durham ON N0G 1R0

    4 Good 5 reviews

    “Great experience at this Esso gas station! The staff are friendly, helpful, and professional. The station is clean, well-maintained, and the service is always quick and convenient. I would definitely recommend this location and will be coming back again!”

  3. 190 Garafraxa Street South, Durham ON N0G 1R0

    3.9 Good 41 reviews

    “If you are towing an RV and need a fill up, this station is great. Plenty of overhead clearance, and there is an exit to the street in the back so you can easily pull through.”

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  5. 581 Garafraxa Street North, Durham ON N0G 1R0

    3.2 Average 29 reviews

    “You get what we come to expect from an Esso station. It looks newer and cleaner than others gas stations around, but the gas prices are generally not the lowest in town.”

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