Gas Stations near Thornbury, ON

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  1. 63 King Street East, Thornbury ON N0H 2P0

    4.7 Superb 13 reviews

    “I always get my Propane tanks refilled here. Much cheaper than exchange prices and the tank definitely feels heavier than the ones you get from the exchanges. Gas prices are good and it's full serve. Only downside is they close fairly early.”

  2. 72 Arthur Street West, Thornbury ON K1L 6A8

    4 Good 26 reviews

    “Circle K in Thornbury is always clean, well stocked, and convenient. The staff are friendly and quick at the counter, and it’s an easy stop whether you’re grabbing gas, snacks, or a coffee on the go. Reliable spot and open when you need it.”

  3. 13 South Sykes Street, Meaford ON N4L 1H6

    4.6 Superb 28 reviews

    “Alex is so friendly and personable, he makes a quick gas stop a very pleasant experience. He always cleans my windshields when they need it, and has even gone as far as to wipe off my cameras when they get covered in the winter! Even if it’s slightly out of my way I always try to fill up at Alex’s.”

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  5. 331 Sykes Street, Meaford ON N4L 1C5

    4.3 Superb 76 reviews

    “Staff are consistently courteous and friendly. Car wash is outstanding for an automatic, touchless system. Best one in the area of its kind. Gas is usually significantly less money at this station than it is “under the elephant’s tail” (iykyk).”

  6. 136 Sykes Street North, Meaford ON N4L 1P3

    3.5 Good 24 reviews

    “Clean, well stocked corner store and gas bar. Staff are friendly and helpful and keep the premises very clean. Gas price is usually the best in town and the pumps are well maintained too. ATM on premises and propane tank exchange as well.”

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