Gas Stations in Evington, VA

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  1. 11910 Leesville Road, Evington VA 24550

    3.8 Good 30 reviews

    “This mart is in a great location, especially since the next place to get gas is at least 5 miles in either direction. They also have propane tanks. The staff is friendly and multicultural. There's an ATM and a select variety of beverages and snack items. There is a grill also, even has a counter to dine on. There is a restroom and it was clean. They have lottery and gaming machines for entertainment. They also have a picnic table outside in a cozy, shaded location. There are social distancing protocols on the door, but I do not feel like they are enforced, the average of customers wearing masks was consistent, though, not everyone feels that they must abide. This spot is super handy, if they stay open, so far, so good!”

  2. 4892 Wards Rd, Evington VA 24550

    3.7 Good 6 reviews

    “Probably the nicest bunch of complete strangers that I've ever encountered. Southern hospitality isn't dead - it resides at Kelley's. I was traveling home from NJ with my 3 daughters (girl's trip!) when my 2 year old started screaming "I WANT OUT!" which was immediately followed by my 6 year old proclaiming that the baby had "pooped and it stinks bad." So here I am scanning the places to stop when I see Kelley's and think "looks clean enough." We came through the door with the force of an overtired wildebeest and must have looked noticeably confused when the voice of an angel said "Are you looking for the bathroomh? It's right over here." And she smiled. Man, what a difference from the shopkeepers in Jersey who cut their eyes at you and begin to assemble the assault rifle under the register all because you reached a little too quickly for that pack of spearmint Extra. The ladies room was surprisingly chic, charming and CLEAN! It is a masterpiece that I will think about while I hang up the old shredded towels on my racks that are hanging out of the wall from when a previous version of my 10 year old son declared himself a monkey. I am a purveyor of supporting mom and pop establishments so when I saw the lunch counter I was overjoyed. The fare is standard American (hot dogs, burgers, egg salad, etc.) and the prices are nostalgically low. The lady behind the counter was super sweet and accommodating and helped me with seating my girls who were acting very silly after the long car ride. She served our food which was delicious (I recommend the sausage dog. Tasty and HUGE!). When it was time to go the lunch counter lady (God, I wish I had gotten her name) helped me out to the car with our drinks. My kids took to her immediately. While I strapped in my youngest she strapped in my toddler. Talk about service! It's these little things that make you remember a place and want to return. Kelley's is a diamond in the rough and has impressed me very much. It has earned a permanent spot on my GPS and will be patronized whenever I head up north. I only wish it were closer so I could give them more business. My husband thinks I've lost it because I walked in the door talking about how I enjoyed my visit with the people of Kelley's. They actually lightened my load if only for a hour and improved this tired mom's day.”

  3. 5868 Wards Road, Evington VA 24550

    3.7 Good 32 reviews

    “Exxon is always a safe and clean place for a quick stop. Typical convenience store, with the additional benefit of almost always being clean. A little pricey, but well worth the cost for the sense of security with the added benefit of knowing the fuel is also top notch.”

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