Gas Stations in Ivins, UT

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  1. 1175 Snow Canyon Parkway Suite 101, Ivins UT 84738

    4.7 Superb 47 reviews

    “Such a great little place! We love having Canyon Crossing Station right by our home in Ivins. The employees are always so kind, friendly, and genuinely helpful every single time we stop in. And somehow, no matter when we go in—whether we’re grabbing snacks before a hike or heading out for an adventure nearby—it is always immaculate! They have excellent options with something for everyone. 😊 We really appreciate having such a clean, welcoming little spot in our neighborhood. Highly recommend! 💜”

  2. 550 Red Mountain Blvd, Ivins UT 84738

    4 Good 21 reviews

    “Nice people, especially a guy named Trevor. Very helpful, kind and had the store looking clean and organized. Definitely recommend for fuel, snacks and super cold drinks.”

  3. 555 Red Mountain Boulevard, Ivins UT 84738

    3.5 Good 11 reviews

    “My name isn't what's on my Google profile my real name is Ethan I just did that for comic relief I give this a five-star because they are a great place to go well within walking distance of my house but in the aspect ratio I don't understand Chevron prices in town are exactly 3.79 and you guys haven't bumped up to 3.86 this is for regular unleaded gas I'm just curious to the reason you don't keep the prices the same you're all the same companies so what's the reason for pumping up the gas I just don't get the common sense to me aren't companies supposed to keep the same gas prices in line with the company name it just seems to me like it doesn't make any sense other than that I like this Chevron”

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