Gas Stations in Port Carling, ON

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  1. 1930 Mortimers Point Road, Muskoka Lakes ON P0B 1J0

    4.5 Superb 38 reviews

    “Lovely little spot in Muskoka to stop and fill up the boat while you get an ice cream. Been coming for decades and new management has made a significant improvement to the marina and service.”

  2. 4000 Muskoka District Road 169, Port Carling ON T2C 5N1

    4.6 Superb 14 reviews

    “They didn't runout of gas and the owner explained the town, the area, and many other things, like hunting etc. An excellent local person who should be mayor.. He has my vote..”

  3. 3658 Muskoka District Road 118 West, Muskoka Lakes ON P0B 1J0

    3.8 Good 64 reviews

    “Great experience at this gas station! The place was clean and well-maintained, the service was friendly and efficient, and everything was convenient. The staff were helpful and welcoming, making the whole experience smooth and pleasant. Highly recommend stopping here, and I’ll definitely visit again!”

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  5. 3658 Muskoka District Road 118 West, Muskoka Lakes ON P0B 1J0

    3.8 Good 20 reviews

    “Auto service is top notch. Always busy so appointment is needed. These boys know their stuff. Always good advice on what to do when getting vehicle service they are in my opinion the best around. Trevor looks after all our cars (4 of em)”

  6. 4000 Muskoka Rd 169 RR1, Port Carling ON P0B 1J0

    1.6 Poor 7 reviews

    “Nice stop reasonable priced fuels. I was their for diesel accessible enough and nice truck pumps that pump quickly. Store attendants very nice and they have a BBQ going witch it very nice for somebody like me up there working stop in for fuel and a burger.”

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