Gas Stations near Millheim, PA

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  1. 169 W Main St, Millheim PA 16854

    4.2 Good 28 reviews

  2. 5609 Nittany Valley Dr, Mill Hall PA 17751

    3.9 Good 141 reviews

    “This place has amazing showers!!!! Hot hot water hard water pressure but not too hard adjustable shower heads with massager and all that phenomenal what are the best showers of my life!!! The shower room was clean warm fresh linens a great native shower. The pizza wasn't that bad either Nice garlicky crust very good. The staff was extremely friendly, professional and helpful. shouts out to Jolene I don't know if you get two pieces of pizza but I got two pieces of pizza they were phenomenal appreciate that and she brought to my attention I got a free Pepsi with my meal deal and she suggested I go back and get another bag of voodoo pretzel sticks because it was the first time ever trying them and she said I was going to love them!! She 2 right. Hey Jolene guess what girl, I'm munching on them going down the highway having them for breakfast this morning ?? LOL!! You have really nice energy/aura surrounding you. You brought a smile to my face at the end of the day and it was very much appreciated. o thank you keep on doing it how you do it.”

  3. 107 Market Dr, Spring Mills PA 16875

    4.6 Superb 17 reviews

    “My 1999 Camry prefers ethanol-free, E0 gas, and this station has it. The hose for the E0 gas is the same hose used for the regular E10 gasolines (up to 10% ethanol), so when you choose E0, you're likely to get a little alcohol in your E0. Pumps on and credit cards accepted when no humans are in the office, such as Easter evening.”

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  5. 5817 Nittany Valley Dr, Lamar PA 16848

    4.6 Superb 23 reviews

    “Tressler’s towed and repaired my car after it broke down on the interstate. They were very kind and transparent. They are reasonably priced and finished fixing my car within a day! Big thank you to Randy. I would recommend them to anyone.”

  6. 5868 Nittany Valley Dr, Mill Hall PA 17751

    3.3 Good 159 reviews

    “Very clean store and bathroom, subway employees were great. Very big parking lot for trucks easy to back not too busy 9 o’clock and they’re still spots available.”

  7. 5868 Nittany Valley Dr, Mill Hall PA 17751

    2.2 Poor 15 reviews

    “The BEST gas station I've ever been to. Gas prices were descent, and a perfect place by route 80. The bathrooms are clean, and there are a lot of amenities. There's a game room, a subway, a coffee machine, and even a Cinnabon! The variety of items was insane! You could use this place as a grocery store if you wanted to. Other than that, this place is great and a good stop by route 80.”

  8. 5600 Nittany Valley Dr, Lamar PA 16848

    2.7 Average 117 reviews

    “Review for TA Truck Stop – Lamar, PA As a Swift driver, I stopped at this truck stop, and this TA in Lamar, PA really stood out nicely. The customer service was excellent – both cashiers (a man and woman working today) were super helpful and friendly when I had questions about a headset on clearance. Bathrooms were clean, the store itself was tidy, and the hot bar food was just being put out fresh when I walked through. The parking lot is a big plus too – plenty of space, and even around 4 PM I had no trouble finding a spot, which is rare at many truck stops. Overall, a great experience with nothing to complain about. Definitely one of the better TA locations out of a lot on the east coast.”

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