Gas Stations near Georgina, ON

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  1. 7751 Black River Rd, Georgina ON L0E 1R0

    4.5 Superb 8 reviews

    “The best service and super helpful and friendly staff absolutely ? you fill worm welcome and absolutely enjoy your time ??? BIG thank form as (from Mississauga)”

  2. 22766 Woodbine Ave, Keswick ON L4P 3E9

    3.8 Good 54 reviews

    “It's this or the station in Baldwin if you're coming down 48 to get to the 404. Access of of Ravenshoe and Woodbine is nice. Can get pretty busy at times especially in the summer.”

  3. 24428 ON-48, Baldwin ON L0E 1A0

    3.8 Good 76 reviews

    “Good fuel station but be careful coming in and out, i was turning in to fuel up and somebody pulling out was looking down the street and almost plowed into my car.”

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  5. 248 The Queensway S, Keswick ON L4P 2B1

    3.6 Good 57 reviews

    “The store is small and has an old-school ’80s or ’90s vibe, but the gas prices were cheaper than elsewhere. I visited around 2 a.m. in the early morning hours, and the best part was meeting a senior blonde lady who was incredibly friendly, kind, and full of energy. It feels like a family-owned gas station, which is great to see since there aren’t many left anymore. It also features a convenience store, a CIBC ATM, and on-site propane gas services.”

  6. 159 Metro Rd S, Keswick ON L4P 1W7

    2.1 Poor 67 reviews

    “Good facility, Staff were very friendly and helpful, Car wash did a great job washing my car after a trip up north. There is also a nice a pizza shop right beside it highly recommend this place and their staff!”

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