Gas Stations in Hines, OR

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  1. 103 US-20, Hines OR 97738

    4.4 Superb 92 reviews

    “Good place to stop. Some of the cheaper gas in town. Will wash windows for you while they pump gas and reasonably priced hot food like chicken tenders, burritos and hot pockets”

  2. 103 US-20, Hines OR 97738

    4.6 Superb 25 reviews

    “We needed gas going home from an event in Burns and stopped at this Sinclair station. Imagine my surprise when the attendant started washing my windsheild!! When I next needed gas, it was a sure thing that I went back to this station. Clean, fast, outstanding service. Thanks!”

  3. 617 US-20, Hines OR 97738

    4.3 Superb 26 reviews

    “Nice, clean small gas station, squeegees and wash buckets at the ready. Way better service than Shell station across the road that seem to not care if you stop in.”

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  5. 740 US-20, Hines OR 97738

    3.9 Good 61 reviews

    “Great place to park a semi Oversized Load. Found the restaurant to be exceptional! Had claim chowder with a salad that surpassed most high dollar restaurants. Chowder was homemade with skins on the potatoes, wonderful claims in a thick and tasty broth. Our waitress was amazing and handled a busy Friday night crowd with grace and good service. Just a great all around place with clean showers and accommodations.”

  6. 652 US-20, Hines OR 97738

    3.6 Good 121 reviews

    “For a late night pit stop I was surprised by the friendly face that helped me! It wasn’t easy to find the Red Bulls 😂 buuuuut it’s ok, cashier was super friendly and helpful - store was neat and clean”

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