Gas Stations in Redfield, SD

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  1. 833 W 3rd St, Redfield SD 57469

    4.4 Superb 44 reviews

    “Wonderful fuel ⛽️ stop. They have both diesel and def at the pumps for big trucks.The clerk really likes the family and was telling me a little of the history of the place. Like the truck that's on the hoist was bought for $150 in 1974.”

  2. 23 W 7th Ave, Redfield SD 57469

    4.6 Superb 8 reviews

    “Friendly staff whom make the best gas station fast food I've ever had. Seriously..try the meatball sub or cheeseburger pizza. Call ahead and they'll make it for you!”

  3. 833 W 3rd St, Redfield SD 57469

    4.4 Superb 20 reviews

    “This store had me rollin' on the ground laughing!!! I HAVE NOW SEEN IT ALL!!! This is a picture of the fishing tackle vending machine!!! WE NEED ONE OF THESE IN DENTON,TX!!!! It was amazing!!!! Anyways, the inside of the store was nice and clean. The cashier was friendly. All in all... I LOVED IT!!! The pic may be a little blurry since I was laughing so hard!!!”

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  5. 1114 East 7th Avenue, Redfield SD 57469

    4.3 Superb 8 reviews

  6. 105 W 7th Ave, Redfield SD 57469

    3.8 Good 8 reviews

  7. 23 W 7th Ave, Redfield SD 57469

    3.6 Good 13 reviews

    “Best bathroom in South Dakota. Not a joke at all, I actually told the manager and bought a cup to remember it. Side note, it is a top tier cup. I keep it on my desk.”

  8. 309 E 7th Ave, Redfield SD 57469

    2.9 Average 60 reviews

    “Good pizza, a little on the greasy side. Great fast service and loved using there app to customize my order and saved money to top it off. I would definitely recommend getting the Casey's rewards app and using to place orders and much more.”

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