Gas Stations in New Waverly, TX

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  1. 9309 TX-75, New Waverly TX 77358

    3.6 Good 87 reviews

    “Easy stop reasonable gas prices just a short jump off of I-45 and Highway 75 except the only problem I had was they had no ice in their Fountain drinks and their Fountain drinks were hot when they came out of the machine but I know this kind of thing can happen hopefully just not regularly”

  2. 9317 State Hwy 75 S, New Waverly TX 77358

    3.3 Good 29 reviews

  3. 9302 TX-75, New Waverly TX 77358

    3.6 Good 21 reviews

    “Cleanest women's restroom I have ever been in. I normally don't stop at small town gas stations because their rest room are normally nasty but not this one. Very impressed”

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  5. 6505 FM1374, New Waverly TX 77358

    2.3 Poor 57 reviews

    “Stopping after dark was a pleasant surprise to get fuel on my trip back here to college station, there is parking lot security detail, I was psyched about not having to watch my back with my wife with me on road. It's all good tho”

  6. 968 TX-150, New Waverly TX 77358

    1.9 Poor 19 reviews

  7. 6505 FM1374, New Waverly TX 77358

    1.6 Poor 28 reviews

    “Star Stop 95 impresses with its unmatched cleanliness, especially its bathrooms. The restrooms are the highlight, featuring European-style stalls with floor-to-ceiling doors, providing privacy and comfort. It's refreshing to find such pristine facilities, making it a must-stop for travelers seeking hygiene and convenience.”

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