Gas Stations in Orderville, UT

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  1. 4490 State St, Orderville UT 84758

    4.3 Superb 119 reviews

    “They have a huge selection of Native American made jewelry! They also have a lot of other collectibles and gifts as well as everyday items. The staff is all so friendly and knowledgeable. This is a must stop when passing through Orderville!”

  2. 4490 South State Street, Orderville UT 84758

    4.2 Good 38 reviews

    “Great place to stop for gas and souvenirs, massive selection. Everyone was helpful and stopped here several times and each time we were treated with friendly service.”

  3. 15 East State Street, Orderville UT 84758

    4.2 Good 37 reviews

    “Such a great place it’s small but lively and the restrooms are very clean and very unique they have a husky toolbox as a sink and a tire as a mirror. Such great staff very friendly.”

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  5. 4580 Chev South, State St, Mt Carmel UT 84755

    4.1 Good 42 reviews

    “Coffee is delicious staff is kind and friendly ? Clean water fill up station by the parking lot as well met all of our needs staying by the campsite nearby Thank you!! ?”

  6. 4490 South State Street, Mount Carmel UT 84755

    3.2 Average 54 reviews

    “I'm shocked at some of these reviews. I had a wonderful experience at this station the staff was so friendly and accommodating. I stopped here on my day off before going back to the wildland fire and have been telling people they should check out this station. It's that down home country feel. I will definitely be stopping in again before I leave this fire.”

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