Gas Stations in Muncy, PA

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  1. 611 Lycoming Mall Cir, Muncy PA 17756

    4.2 Good 93 reviews

    “We always gas up after shopping at Sam's. The gas here is almost always a little cheaper than other gas stations. Sometimes, there's a little wait in line, but it's not really a big problem.”

  2. 45 Muncy Creek Blvd, Muncy PA 17756

    3.6 Good 100 reviews

    “To the young lady who works for Sheetz and is from Montgomery and who assisted me in looking for these chips, I think this is the reason why we couldn't find them...so sorry for being a bother, will try another time when there back in stock...lol...”

  3. 18 E Water St, Muncy PA 17756

    3.4 Good 21 reviews

    “Quickly served. Their staff is always friendly and they have a nice selection for freezer goods, cold drinks and ice cream. The red box outside is handy also for a latenight movie rental. Only drawbacks for me are the parking lot size and the bumpy exit ramp.”

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  5. 140 Lycoming Mall Dr, Muncy PA 17756

    2.5 Average 40 reviews

    “Pumps not maintained well. One of them has been declining card payments for 3 months. Just move to next pump and it works. With all the skimming going around, I expect better maintenance.”

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