Gas Stations in Hunker, PA

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  1. 1612 New Stanton Ruffsdale Road, Hunker PA 15639

    4.7 Superb 25 reviews

    “He helped me find a head for my 2.3 after he found out mine was busted. I will do business with him again. Very nice guy's both of the them that work there.”

  2. 734 New Stanton Service Plaza, Hunker PA 15639

    4 Good 81 reviews

    “I absolutely love just how nice everyone is here not just the staff and workers I mean like everyone. Even the people traveling are so nice and cheery. This is a very warm welcoming place to stop in for sure.”

  3. Pennsylvania Turnpike West, Milepost 77.6, 724 New Stanton Plaza Road, Hunker PA 15639

    3.8 Good 167 reviews

    “The travel plaza is very nice and modern. Clean bathrooms and a lot of different food vendors to choose from. During the summer. They have a farmers market out underneath the pavilion. They are local vendor and they have a great deal of yummy products. Everything from fruit to Amish pies and cakes. It is very easy to get in and out.”

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  5. 734 New Stanton Service Plaza Ro, Hunker PA 15639

    3.2 Average 10 reviews

    “Dear 7-11 thank u for having at least one thing nourishing along the PA turnpike for me to replenish myself with. You had organic vegan juice that provided peace for an otherwise overwhelming day for this plant based being. The smiles & patience provided by those presenting you are graciously appreciated as well. Namaste.”

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