Gas Stations in Brookings, OR

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  1. 325 5th Street, Brookings OR 97415

    4.2 Good 194 reviews

    “They were so kind my younger sister came from Arizona for my mom's funeral correction on mom's funeral services she was astounded by great customer service.”

  2. 401 Chetco Avenue, Brookings OR 97415

    4.2 Good 92 reviews

    “MAKE THE PINCH AT THE PUMP A LITTLE LESS PAINFUL! The Union 76/Phillips 66/Conoco gas card can save you 25 cents a gallon each and every time you buy gas by following the quick and easy set up process and then the prompted use at the pump. Get the application form from any participating Union 76/Phillips 66/Conoco!”

  3. 1123 Chetco Avenue, Brookings OR 97415

    4.1 Good 52 reviews

    “Only location in Brookings with ethanol free fuel.Do not EVER do the brushless car wash. Ran our white car through it $12.99, removed no dirt. Notice car was filthy when I got homeHas nice people in the C-storeFull serve at pumps, if you need it, by request only”

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  5. 820 Railroad Street, Brookings OR 97415

    3.8 Good 5 reviews

  6. 401 Chetco Avenue, Brookings OR 97415

    3.4 Good 5 reviews

  7. 16258 US-101, Brookings OR 97415

    3.7 Good 103 reviews

    “Clean store, convenient location, extremely helpful staff. Jenny was especially kind and welcoming, which makes sense if she’s been there for five years! Good selection of prepared food, microwave, fountain drinks, and a variety of snacks as well as other beverages (Un/sweet tea, energy drinks, etc.). We just left and can’t wait to return the next time we’re in town. TY! ??”

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