Gas Stations in Towanda, PA

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  1. 340 Golden Mile Rd, Towanda PA 18848

    4.1 Good 15 reviews

    “Always get my gas here, love the service & the people & the price. Usually the cheapest in the Towanda/Wysox area. Will miss Walter, very much. May he R.I.P.”

  2. 340 Golden Mile Rd, Towanda PA 18848

    3.9 Good 15 reviews

    “We operate Edgewood Farms in Troy, PA. We have been enjoying Welles Mill, CO, INC. for more years than I can remember. We tried a competitor one time and ended up with gelled tractors and a huge burden. Fuel is high quality and delivered right away. Drivers fill our tanks with no runs, drips or errors and that means a lot to us. Plus, pay your bill quickly and get a discount! We are HAPPY consumers at Edgewood Farms.”

  3. 44 Golden Mile Road, Towanda PA 18848

    3.8 Good 17 reviews

    “This is a great Dandy. I miss the one that was on south Main Street though, as it was so handy for folks that live in town. The food here is excellent, the wings are great. The employees are always friendly, helpful and professional.”

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  5. 474 Reuter Blvd, Towanda PA 18848

    3.3 Good 6 reviews

  6. 474 Reuter Boulevard, Towanda PA 18848

    3.4 Good 82 reviews

    “I love going here, picking up some energy drinks or a vape or some snacks. And gas prices are great for Dandy Members! Very convenient location for me. Friendly service.”

  7. 1200 Golden Mile Road, Towanda PA 18848

    2.8 Average 65 reviews

    “I love going to Sheetz. Sometimes for gas of course. But I love their hot prepared food. Burgers, sandwiches, corn dog nuggets are my favorites. Pretty clean in there for a gas station. And all the convenience snacks and drinks you could want.”

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