9020 County Rd 17, Rockland ON K4K 1V5
“This has been my go to corner store for gas for about 3 years now. Staff are always happy and courteous. The location is always clean and has good access. Unfortunately I learned today that they've reserved half the gas pumps for express CC payment only. I use to be able to fill up a couple Jerry cans of fuel, and fill my truck weekly, if not more, I could go inside and grab a cold drink after a long day. That is no longer an option as I now have to choose express, pay at the pump, then walk inside to pay again for a drink or snacks. Now I have to have 2 bills at the same stop. It's honestly very inconvenient and I do believe you will lose business because of these changes. I know it's no longer convenient for me to spend $800/week on gas at your location. Please let me k lw if this change is rescinded in the future and I will be happy to return. Sometimes change and forcing progress forward is a step backwards.”
2749 Laurier Street, Rockland ON K4K 1A3
“All I wonder is how come 1 hour away from Quebec they service gas for 1.25 whereas Quebec serving it at 1.46-1.52. Take 9.975% of QST but still that doesn’t count for difference of 20-25 cents per litre.”
9061 County Rd 17, Rockland ON K4K 0B4
“Absolutely love stopping at the Shell gas station in Rockland! Their hot coffee is always fresh and full of flavor — a perfect pick-me-up any time of day. The hot food selection, especially the tasty hot dogs, is surprisingly good for a gas station and makes for a quick, satisfying bite. The staff here are consistently upbeat and genuinely helpful, which makes the experience even better. Clean washrooms, spotless fuel pumps, and plenty of parking space make it super convenient. Getting in and out of the station is a breeze. Highly recommended for a quick stop that checks all the boxes!”
9061 County Rd 17, Rockland ON K4K 0B2
“When you have slushie, slumped, froster options who needs to go anywhere else?!?! Oh its also a gas station but I dont gwt gas there 😆”
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