Gas Stations near West Pennsboro, PA

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  1. 50 East Main Street, West Pennsboro PA 17015

    4.7 Superb 3 reviews

  2. 1251 Holly Pike, Carlisle PA 17013

    4.9 Superb 161 reviews

    “Absolutely wonderful service, with ease. Working this service from the other side of the country with no issue's. Highly recommend this company if you want flawless service without the hassle of a million legal forms and signing over your deed to your property.”

  3. 255 South Spring Garden Street, Carlisle PA 17013

    4.5 Superb 32 reviews

    “Fast, never a wait. In and out. Plus, it's a dollar of per gallon this time with the points. I love the gas points. The attendant even offered a dog treat for our dog. A plus!”

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  5. 1960 Spring Rd, Carlisle PA 17013

    4.2 Good 35 reviews

    “Gas prices are always one of the cheapest around and lots of options inside the convenience store. Always Pleasant staff there to help. There are video gambling machines here as well as plenty of snack and drink options. If you are into CBD and vaping they also have a pretty extensive selection of those types of items as well. Outside of the fact that sometimes their gas pumps are temperamental sometimes and like to shut off while you're using them, there's really not much to complain about this place. Decent gas that's low priced in a nice convenience store attached.”

  6. 195 Greenspring Rd, Newville PA 17241

    4 Good 27 reviews

    “Good service. My only complaint is that there is no online bill pay option. It’s almost 2024. Please consider giving your customers a way to pay online. Thanks.”

  7. 13 Burgners Mill Rd, Carlisle PA 17015

    3.7 Good 65 reviews

    “What can you say about a gas station You get out you pump your own gas and you get back in your car and go The price was higher because of the turnpike I guess I got to pay higher rents or whatever but other than it was fine station was nicely maintained I didn't see an attendant around but I didn't need one”

  8. 603 Franklin St, Carlisle PA 17013

    3.4 Good 24 reviews

    “Travis Farey,I'm the associate you've mentioned. You were attempting to purchase a disposable vape. I I.D'd you per federal law, and you were of age. In the middle of your transaction, you handed the vape to your friend, whom I did not I.D. I asked if you were giving him the vape to have, and you said yes. I then asked for his I.D, which he did not have. I refused the sale. If he was below the legal age, we would be liable and subject to heavy fines and a possible loss of our license. You reacted inappropriately. Your friend came in later with his I.D, and apologized on your behalf. To the accusation that I was rude to the customer's behind you, the only customer I spoke with when you were present asked if we had a public restroom.We unfortunately do not due to old plumbing. She asked for a recommendation of one close by, and I gave her one. It is appropriate that you will no longer be coming to this establishment, as you are no longer welcome.”

  9. 1 Cranes Gap Road, Carlisle PA 17013

    3.4 Good 35 reviews

    “I’ve stopped at this Turkey Hill many times over the years and it’s one of those smaller convenience store locations that still manages to pack in a surprisingly solid selection for its size. Good grab and go stop if you need coffee, cold drinks, snacks, candy, chips, energy drinks, dairy items, quick grocery basics, lottery, ATM access, and the usual convenience store essentials without having to make a bigger stop elsewhere. The drink cooler selection is better than you’d expect for a smaller footprint store, and they keep a nice mix of water, sports drinks, sodas, energy drinks, and grab and go beverages stocked. Snack selection is strong too if you need something quick for the road. Easy in and out location, open 24 hours, and a dependable quick stop when you need fuel, coffee, or convenience items in the Carlisle area”

  10. 712 N Hanover St, Carlisle PA 17013

    3.3 Good 38 reviews

    “I moved to the area a few months back and needed to find a new gas station for my snack trips. When I tell you everything I need is at this place, im not joking. They get the newest items and have a wide variety of snack and drink options!! Like i was mindblown? The place is usually always fully stocked but if something is gone you can ask someone to go to the back and find it for you and they are happy to get it for you, especially the girl in the black zip-up jacket with purple hair and face piercings, shes just the nicest gas station clerk ive ever met. The store is looking really clean and organized as of late and I really appreciate whoever is taking there time to make things look nice and clean. 10/10”

  11. 1003 South Hanover Street, Carlisle PA 17013

    3.4 Good 85 reviews

    “The girls in the store today were fantastic, kind & helpful! Made me smile, sometimes that’s hard to come by in customer service these days! Thanks! ☺”

  12. 3299 Ritner Highway, Newville PA 17241

    3.4 Good 112 reviews

    “We always stop at this Sheets on our way to Cape Liberty.. The restrooms are clean the area seems safe and theres plenty of parking.. Easy off and on onto the interstate”

  13. 370 Allen Rd, Carlisle PA 17013

    3.3 Good 67 reviews

    “Easy off/on from I-81. Plenty of gas pumps, clean station. Also, there is great and easy access for tractor trailers for diesel. Convenience store offers many products, Dunkin Donuts on site, although limited hours.”

  14. 1900 Ritner Hwy, Carlisle PA 17013

    3 Average 123 reviews

    “Great area for me to walk my dogs as my husband fueled up. Bathrooms very clean and if your hungry or need a drink the options are endless. Nice stop when traveling.”

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