Gas Stations in Maple Creek, SK

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  1. 14 Pacific Street, Maple Creek SK S0N 1N0

    4.1 Good 50 reviews

    “My family & I were stranded at the gas pump when my gear cable snapped. I was starting to panic as it was mid Saturday and i may have had to wait a long time for a mechanic to show up. Adam was on duty at the gas pump and immediately stepped up to help without hesitation. He even accurately diagnosed the issue I may have been having and pointed me to GM. Managed to get help and resolve my issue within 30mins and off we went to the sand dunes. Not all heroes wear capes! Thank You Adam”

  2. 101 Sidney Street, Maple Creek SK S0N 1N0

    4.2 Good 16 reviews

    “This place is one of the best hardware stores on town. Staff are great and have every thing you will every need and is easy to find every thing. I recommend this iconic Saskatchewan store to any one that needs to get something in town.”

  3. 744 Pacific Avenue, Maple Creek SK S0N 1N0

    2.8 Average 23 reviews

    “It was 5 minutes to closing and our boys were about 20 minutes away still and running on fumes, due to the Walsh Stations posting incorrect times…We called Fas Gas Plus and they agreed to stay open and wait for them. They were true to their word and we avoided a disaster! Thank you for accommodating us. It was VERY appreciated. Great customer service.”

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  5. JCT, SK-1 & 21, Maple Creek SK S0N 1N0

    1.6 Poor 124 reviews

    “Good enough for me the employee that’s always there when we visit was always helpful and nice we visit in the afternoon or evening time the building reminds me of movies or tv shows I’ve seen”

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