Gas Stations in Newport, OR

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  1. 1359 North Coast Highway, Newport OR 97365

    4.1 Good 111 reviews

    “Attendant was telling me where to pull in. I knew pump wasn't going to reach. Then he had me re park. Oh well. Easy in and out. Quick service. Gas station located south of the fred meyer grocery. Same street.”

  2. 843 North Coast Highway, Newport OR 97365

    4 Good 81 reviews

    “Spent a week+ in NewPort and watched the prices change daily. We noticed that this station was always one of the lowest prices so headed there when we needed a fill. Pleasantly surprised to find out that they actually pump the fuel for you! Great service and a terrific staff person.”

  3. 2301 Southeast Marine Science Drive, Newport OR 97365

    4.3 Superb 13 reviews

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  5. 1517 N Coast Hwy, Newport OR 97365

    4.2 Good 5 reviews

  6. 313 N Coast Hwy, Newport OR 97365

    3.7 Good 79 reviews

    “Only place in Newport to get NON ETHANOL GASOLINE. Great for lawn mowers and small equipment. Also great in motorcycles. The staff are friendly and the bathrooms are clean.”

  7. 960 Southwest Coast Highway, Newport OR 97365

    3.5 Good 51 reviews

    “The staff is always amazing, the service is great, and you can pump if you want to. The store is fantastic and has good options. I don't go to south Newport very often anymore (I live on the rez and typically just go to the grocery stores in Newport), but when I do, I stop here just to pick something out, lol.”

  8. 22 North Coast Highway, Newport OR 97365

    3 Average 105 reviews

    “Walked in to buy snack and use restroom before leaving town. Place was packed. One employee was about to end shift. But this lady opened her register and helped people until lines were gone. Very impressed with this lady and her actions. She could have easily just gone home!”

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