Gas Stations near Enterprise, OR

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  1. 207 South River Street, Enterprise OR 97828

    4.2 Good 42 reviews

    “Early one Sunday morning last August (22) I'm riding my motorcycle out of Joseph and looking for a gas station when my oil light comes on. I was lucky enough to pull onto the Texaco station and Brett was on duty. I asked him if he had any oil that I could put in my bike until I got home in Florida. He was kind enough to draw from some of his bulk oil with something that was most comparable with the actual motorcycle engine/transmission oil just to get me through the day. I thought that was very nice of him. This day and age everyone seems leary to do a temporary fix due to the shark lawyers. I just thought it was a cool thing to do. I filled up with gas and added the oil and enjoyed the rest of my day. Thanks Brett!”

  2. 111 Northwest 1st Street, Enterprise OR 97828

    2.9 Average 18 reviews

    “This gas station was lovely the employee was very talkative, we arrived late at night to get gas, this was the only gas station for miles. We shared stories it genuinely was a lovely experience I'm from Washington. Ps the other reviews are lies!!!”

  3. 300 North Main Street, Joseph OR 97846

    4.6 Superb 19 reviews

    “I don't think I've ever reviewed a gas station before but this one is actually a Service Station! I stopped in to clean my windshield while I was staying in town and the nicest guy comes out and proceeds to take care of it. Had a wonderful chat. I don't remember the last time someone besides me cleaned my windshield. They also do repair work.”

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