Gas Stations near Toledo, OR

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  1. 254 NE Hwy 20, Toledo OR 97391

    4.1 Good 77 reviews

    “Only place to get fuel in Toledo without a membership card. The prices are the same as anywhere else and the employees are always really nice and helpful. I haven't had a bad interaction with a single person that works there.”

  2. 1359 N Coast Hwy, Newport OR 97365

    4.2 Good 96 reviews

    “What can I say its a FM gas station. It gets full but you still get out pretty quick. Putting your own gas can be a bit confusing but once you get how to put in the info in your good.”

  3. 843 N Coast Hwy, Newport OR 97365

    4 Good 68 reviews

    “I really like going to this gas station due to the fact it's been here forever and hasn't changed the way they run the business. They're 'old school'. The employees are friendly and with fantastic customer service. And are well known community members that everyone knows. If I could I would give this one another star due to the employees they have right now.”

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  5. 315 SE S Gaither St, Siletz OR 97380

    4.1 Good 20 reviews

    “Drove by and decided to come in and check out the new gas station that has opened up. Immediately I was greeted by very friendly staff. This new store looks beautiful and has lots of offerings! Will definitely be coming back.”

  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. 1517 N Coast Hwy, Newport OR 97365

    4 Good 4 reviews

  8. 960 SW Coast Hwy, Newport OR 97365

    3.2 Average 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.”

  9. 1517 N Coast Hwy, Newport OR 97365

    2.5 Average 46 reviews

    “I'm one of the gas attendants here I started like a couple weeks ago and I got to say I like my job I like coming to work everyday and helping people the best I can. But it's always customers choice if they prefer to pump their own gas I let them if they're having troubles with the machines when they're using their card I do my best to give them instructions so they don't have a tough time running the machines. I'm learning so much even learning how to fill the propane there's a lot of people coming and going out of the vp gas station and the only thing I want to do is try to help all of them and keep them happy no matter if they are disrespectful I try to still do my best and be professional and respectful if you prefer to pump your own gas heads up if you using your card and it says is this a debit card you always need to say no. no matter if it's a debit card you need to say no. I don't know why the pumps are like that like I said I started 3 weeks ago but I'm out there to help the people who need any help if needed just ask and please don't be disrespectful I'm just there to do my job and I like my job and I like to help customers that's real talk. And please do not light up cigarettes smoke at the pumps please would be appreciated.”

  10. 22 N Coast Hwy, Newport OR 97365

    2.8 Average 82 reviews

    “Sometimes this place has the best gas prices in town and they are conveniently located, so check them out. They also have daily deals on fast foods at the well-stocked convenience store. Friendly employees at the pumps.”

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