Gas Stations in Elliston, VA

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  1. 10446 Roanoke Road, Elliston VA 24087

    5 Superb 6 reviews

    “Greatest store ever!! My family has been coming here for over a decade, and it only gets better and better. The staff and owners are the best in the world. Stop in and say hi!”

  2. 5151 North Fork Road, Elliston VA 24087

    3.8 Good 136 reviews

    “⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ If you’re rolling down I-81 South and looking for a solid place to stop, do yourself a favor — put the brakes on and hit Exit 136. This has become one of my regular go-to spots on this route. From the moment I pull in, everything just feels right. Easy access off the highway, plenty of room to maneuver, and a layout that actually makes sense for drivers. That alone goes a long way when you’ve been on the road for hours. But what really stands out is how clean and well-kept everything is. The bathrooms are spotless, the grounds are maintained, and you can tell the staff takes pride in keeping the place up. A huge shoutout to Angela for keeping the showers clean, organized, and flowing smoothly. That kind of hard work does not go unnoticed, especially by drivers who spend long hours on the road and appreciate a clean, comfortable stop. Employees like her make all the difference, and that’s why I’m a regular. It’s the kind of stop that makes your trip smoother — whether you’re grabbing a quick break, fueling up, or just stretching your legs. Places like this are why I stick to certain stops when I’m running routes, and this one has earned a permanent spot on my list. If you’re on I-81 South, Exit 136 is the move — no question about it.”

  3. 5230 North Fork Road, Elliston VA 24087

    2.8 Average 12 reviews

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