Gas Stations in Graford, TX

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  1. 605 FM2353, Graford TX 76449

    4.3 Superb 29 reviews

    “They have a great selection of convenience needs, food and adult beverages right next door. The owners and staff are super friendly and keep the place clean and inviting.”

  2. 1716 Park Rd 36, Graford TX 76449

    4.2 Good 40 reviews

    “Our car broke down right at their gas pump. We were having trouble trying to restart it and a tow truck was two hours away. Carol Invited us inside and made us feel very at home kept us warm and comfortable. It was storming outside and very cold. Excellent customer service Above and beyond thank you Carol”

  3. 1400 Park Rd 36, Graford TX 76449

    3.9 Good 23 reviews

    “I give it a five cause our car remote needed a battery and they didn't have it but the lady went out her way to give us one of hers from her car. And that was very sweet.”

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  5. 1400 Park Rd 36, Graford TX 76449

    3.8 Good 4 reviews

    “Kent Kwik is a great place to stop, especially if you're heading to or from Possum Kingdom Lake. The store was clean and well maintained, the restrooms were clean, and the staff was genuinely friendly. Whether you need fuel, snacks, or a quick break from the road, this location makes for a convenient and pleasant stop.”

  6. Graford TX 76449

    3.2 Average 29 reviews

    • Today 6AM – 8:30PM

    “It's a gas station. Very, very important, but a gas station. The restrooms were clean, and the folks are pretty friendly, and- what's that smell? It was a Good smell- I'm going to ask them what candle wax they burn”

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