Gas Stations near Washington, VA

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  1. 13560 Lee Hwy, Washington VA 22747

    4 Good 31 reviews

    “????The store is convenient, neat, clean and always has whatever I’m looking for. Not only is the customer service welcoming, the proprietor and his staff always put the needs and/or requests of their customers first.”

  2. 12663 Lee Hwy, Washington VA 22747

    2.5 Average 40 reviews

    “The funnest gas station I have ever visited. There is a picture of the Simpsons Quik-E mart and the bathroom signs are funny. MC Hammer was playing on the speakers. The staff was friendly and the store was clean and organized. The coffee at 3 pm was hot and delicious. It really hit the spot. Thank you for a delightful stop!!!”

  3. 461 Laurel Mills Rd, Castleton VA 22716

    4.9 Superb 40 reviews

    “For small family own shops go.. this is a great home like place to grab gas,cooking items, beer/sodas, snacks and they also make cakes,pies and a pretty be good lunch sandwiches. Love this place does close at 7pm.”

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  5. 706 Zachary Taylor Hwy, Flint Hill VA 22627

    3.5 Good 24 reviews

    “Good folks to deal with. I drove 4 hours to get there. They came in after hours for me. I think they have a good idea of what reasonable people want, a good trade price and a good price on the new vehicle. I can't speak for everyone's experience but I got NADA trade for my vehicle and below NADA retail for the vehicle I bought. I can't complain a bit. I'm 40 years old and have bought my fair share of vehicles. This experience has been one of the better ones. No hidden fees, processing fees and didn't have to haggle. Few signatures and out the door. I'll be driving my skinny tail back up there. It was worth the drive.”

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