Gas Stations in Damascus, VA

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  1. 332 Douglas Drive, Damascus VA 24236

    5 Superb 14 reviews

  2. 21982 Jeb Stuart Hwy, Damascus VA 24236

    4.9 Superb 12 reviews

    “Cleanest bathroom in Damascus! Beautiful Staff, and a great owner puts this store above any others in Damascus. Its also cheaper than the other gas stations in town!! Love Our Store!”

  3. 111 Douglas Drive, Damascus VA 24236

    4.6 Superb 40 reviews

    “After 8 hours of driving we got off 81 to fuel up again and to get some very needed coffee. The women working the station that day (May 16) were wonderful. Asked us if we needed anything...Melissa at the register was super kind...just made my day!”

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  5. 736 North Beaver Dam Avenue, Damascus VA 24236

    4.5 Superb 19 reviews

    “If you can't make it to walmart for gas then go here.Decent prices on premium and employees are always friendly. Regular gas is also pretty cheap. I'd say rivals with walmart but aren't as cheap as walmart.Always chatty (in a good way) and will recommend stuff for you if your new to the area.A more friendly experience then other gas stations.Prices are decent of snacks and drinks as well.Couldn't ask more from a gas station!”

  6. 111 Douglas Drive, Damascus VA 24236

    4.4 Superb 60 reviews

    “The family had burgers & chicken livers from Cowboys at 4 om today. The cook was extremely helpful & nice. The food was well prepared & good as well. Ty all so much.”

  7. 332 Douglas Drive, Damascus VA 24236

    4.3 Superb 54 reviews

    “Yogi and his Mom are very attentive to the customers needs. They thank you for your business. They opened up a new deli recently and remodeling the store. One thing, the coffee needs to be made fresh More often.”

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