Gas Stations in Bethel, PA

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  1. 8555 Lancaster Avenue, Bethel PA 19507

    3.4 Good 194 reviews

    “This was a new find for me being it was my first time in Pennsylvania. I actually really really like this store. It was clean. They had great coffee options and the service was Great”

  2. 321 Midway Rd, Bethel PA 19507

    3.3 Good 76 reviews

    “Listen, the store is what it is. If youre a cdl driver out of hours on 78, 5 out of 5 lol. Plus they are friendly. If you see asphalt, park. They have all the junk vapes at good prices.”

  3. 8602 Lancaster Ave, Bethel PA 19507

    3.1 Average 18 reviews

    “Absolutely wonderful place. Staff is friendly as long as you are. They've made it known the burger King across the street isn't theirs so don't park at their pumps and leave their property. You'll get towed.”

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  5. 5836 4 Point Rd, Bethel PA 19507

    2.9 Average 40 reviews

    “I live within a mile. Tell the owners what you would buy, they are very kind and order the item. Every one is very nice to us and gas is always lower than other stations. I dunno what the comment about calibration is about but I have to wonder how they would even know that if it was true?”

  6. 351 Midway Rd, Bethel PA 19507

    2.7 Average 39 reviews

    “Nothing exceptional, but there is trucking parking on both sides of the street. The restaurant across the street isnt anything special, but serves hot food. There is an adult store if you are into that stuff and a truck wash. Pretty much meets all your basic needs if you dont need a shower.”

  7. 8558 Lancaster Ave, Bethel PA 19507

    2.5 Average 17 reviews

    “Offer some truck parking 15 dollars for 12 hours and 25 for a full 24. Restrooms were clean although the sink in mens room trickled water, nice and friendly folk and convenient parking location.”

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