3373 Lee Highway, Weyers Cave VA 24486
“Conveniently located near Weyers Cave exit on Route 11. Gas prices are high everywhere, but this station's prices are always on the low end. Clean bathrooms and helpful staff. Well stocked convenience store and we'll run Subway sandwich shop with seating.”
3354 Lee Hwy, Weyers Cave VA 24486
“Have gotten gas from here multiple times over years plus - since re-opened. Never been inside store. No issues with gas have pumped. Was there today and very disappointed wasn't able to wash my windshield as it really needed it. All (3) of their windshield cleaner stations (on side of trash can at each pump) were bone dry. Each had their squeegee but nothing to dip in it. Do think Exxon is easier to get in / out of parking lot due to stoplight placement vs BP station across road.”
3373 Lee Hwy, Weyers Cave VA 24486
“I recently stopped by the BP/GoMart in Weyers Cave, and I have to say it was one of the best experiences I’ve had at a convenience store in a long time. The store was spotless — everything was well-organized, clean, and easy to find, which already made a great impression. What truly stood out, though, was the clerk, Clay. He went out of his way to help me find exactly what I was looking for and did it with genuine kindness and patience. On top of that, he took the time to hold a real conversation with me — something I honestly haven’t experienced in years. It made the stop feel less like a quick errand and more like a meaningful, friendly interaction. Clay’s professionalism, positive attitude, and attentiveness really reflect well on this location. It’s rare to find that level of service these days, and it’s the reason I’ll definitely be returning. Highly recommend this BP/GoMart to anyone passing through!”
149 Weyers Cave Rd, Weyers Cave VA 24486
“Giving five stars because the bathroom is excellently clean and literally smells like cleaning products. Also the attendant/cashier was very kind. 10/10 would stop here again”
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