Gas Stations in Palmyra, PA

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  1. 110 Northside Drive, Palmyra PA 17078

    4.7 Superb 35 reviews

    “5 cents off a gallon for every $50 spent on groceries. Gas card only. No card required for sale prices. Don't have to give personal information for card either which is great. Best prices in Palmyra.”

  2. 100 W Main St, Palmyra PA 17078

    4.2 Good 43 reviews

    “This is right by my house. I stopped in today for some stuff and the line was really big when I got to it, but the guy doing the register and I believe s manager was bagging the stuff were a delight he was happy and had a positive attitude and the manager kept apologizing for the long line to all the customers it was really nice good job guys ❤”

  3. 2949 Horseshoe Pike, Palmyra PA 17078

    3.5 Good 36 reviews

    “Great staff. AJ takes great pride in this store. Way better than that last guy … Kenny / Kyle / Kevin? You can tell his employees enjoy working for him. Store is clean. Gas prices are comparable to other stores in the area. Decent rewards program. I would like to recommend AJ, Angel, Janette and Deb for a raise!!! They all bust their asses and deserve proper compensation!!”

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  5. 811 East Main Street, Palmyra PA 17078

    2.9 Average 117 reviews

    “A little hectic to get in and out at times, they are generally pretty busy. The staff is always polite and helpful. Clean restrooms. Store both inside and out well maintained an clean.Great selection of everything from snacks to drinks to beer. And always hot well made food. One of the nicest sheetz I've been to”

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