Gas Stations in Mapleton, UT

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  1. 1042 US-89, Mapleton UT 84664

    4.1 Good 37 reviews

    “Nice employees and good drink selection. The food is always made pretty good especially for gas station food. The fragile are pretty good and they are always kept in hood mantenece which is rare for a gas station. Probably the best gas station in Mapleton.”

  2. 1547 S 1600 W, Mapleton UT 84664

    4.3 Superb 3 reviews

    “I love this Maverick location. There are always friendly workers, no matter the time of day. They've got clean facilities and the music is great. I'd highly recommend this place to anyone looking for gas or road trip snacks.”

  3. 48 N 1600 W, Mapleton UT 84664

    3.9 Good 27 reviews

    “Been going here since living in Mapleton, and by far the best gas station I’ve been to. The quality of the gas station is nice, but the more important thing, is how nice all of the employees are. I’ve never had a bad experience with any of them. Love this gas station, love the employees, love the ice!”

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  5. 89 1042 N Highway, Mapleton UT 84664

    3.8 Good 16 reviews

    “This location is usually one of the cheapest in all Utah valley at times and is in a pretty good location. It is pretty average for a gas station in general otherwise.”

  6. 48 N 1600 West, Mapleton UT 84664

    3.3 Good 18 reviews

    “Last night my friends and I went in right at closing to get some delicious ice cream. We got that AND made a friend with Sarah, the attendant. She is a freaking gem and most excellent human being! I will literally drive the twenty miles to this has station to fill up just to partake of her positive vibes and happy energy again!Thanks, Sarah! We love you!”

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