2489 Raphine Road, Raphine VA 24472
“I went here the other day to celebrate one of my friends and the service was amazing! absolutely loved the food and the service was 10/10! Kylee did an excellent job and was so friendly!”
2440 Raphine Rd, Raphine VA 24472
“⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Orchard Creek Auto Plaza absolutely delivers every time! This place is quickly becoming a go-to stop for both convenience and quality service. The entire property is well-kept, easy to navigate, and you can tell they take pride in maintaining a clean and efficient environment. The staff is always friendly, professional, and ready to help, which makes a huge difference whether you’re stopping in quick or spending a little more time there. Everything runs smoothly, and it’s clear they’re focused on giving customers a great experience. One of the most exciting updates is the new fuel island coming soon — that’s a game changer! It’s going to make this location even more convenient, especially for drivers and truckers who rely on quick, efficient stops. Between the great service, clean facilities, and upcoming upgrades, Orchard Creek Auto Plaza is setting the bar high. Definitely a 5-star stop and only getting better! ??”
2468 Raphine Rd, Raphine VA 24472
“We stopped in this morning and ate there for the first time since the food section opened. Best BLT I have ever had! My husband got a sausage and egg biscuit and it was also delicious! The price for the 2 items was very fair. We will definitely be eating breakfast here a lot!”
713 Oakland Circle, Raphine VA 24472
“I don't know what I would have done without the angel masquerading as the clerk at this travel center. Donna Jo not only showed me the DEF I needed but she carried the heavy jug AND she poured it into my RV! Having just turned 70 and having a frozen shoulder, I believe she was sent from heaven. Best Pilot experience ever!”
713 Oakland Circle, Raphine VA 24472
“⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ If you’re traveling through Virginia, the Pilot Travel Center in Raphine, VA is an absolute must-stop! This location truly sets the standard for what a great truck stop should be. From the moment you pull in, everything is well-organized and easy to navigate—even for big rigs. The bathrooms and showers are extremely clean, which is always a top priority on the road, and you can tell the staff takes pride in keeping everything spotless. The store is fully stocked with plenty of food, drinks, and travel essentials, making it a perfect place to refuel both your truck and yourself. There’s ample parking, a smooth fuel island experience, and a welcoming atmosphere that makes it feel like a true home away from home. Whether you’re a long-haul driver or just passing through, this Pilot absolutely delivers. Pilot did it again—5 stars all the way! ??”
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