Gas Stations in Smithton, PA

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  1. 138 Motordrome Road, Smithton PA 15479

    4.2 Good 42 reviews

    “The gas prices here are currently some of the lowest in the area. While two pumps are out of service, the staff remains very friendly. Heads up to the impatient folks: there are additional pumps around the back! There is no reason to be rude to the workers or other customers just because you're in a hurry. If you can't wait for a cash transaction or a broken pump, just move along. Some of us still prefer cash!”

  2. 122 Fitz Henry Road, Smithton PA 15479

    2.9 Average 197 reviews

    “Very clean Pilot on the inside the showers were very clean and nice and the staff had plenty of cold and hot food available for drivers since the Denny’s is closed so they do a good job. The parking doesn’t seem plentiful but there’s places nearby.”

  3. 122 Fitz Henry Road, Smithton PA 15479

    1.5 Poor 7 reviews

    “Our water heater in our travel trailer got a leak and the bath house at the rv park we're staying at for 2 weeks is closed because of covid. Lucky for us this pilot is just about 10 mins away. We were able to reserve a shower quickly and were given a pin to punch in when our number was up. Bathroom was very spacious. The shower head had amazing water pressure. There was a hand pump of some kind of soap in the shower. Probably some 3 in 1 man soap. The water temp was able to to get as hot as you'd want it and then some. There were even towels inside. One to lay down as a mat, one wash cloth and one large one to dry off with. This seems very handy if you're a truck driver. It was a little more than I was thinking I'd be spending but it was worth it to feel clean.”

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