Convenience Stores in Colville, WA

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  1. 4155 Deep Lake Boundary Rd, Colville WA 99114

    4.6 Superb 15 reviews

    “A convenient and reliable service for Canadians. Simply ship to their address and pickup your package once your order’s tracking page says delivered. I would not hesitate to use this service for receiving parcels within the USA . Super friendly & organized staff, 1km from the border”

  2. 545 US-395 B, Colville WA 99114

    4.1 Good 28 reviews

    “Arden 1 stop is one of several mom and pop convenience stores located between north Spokane and colville. They all have a little of everything. As a convenience store prices are a little higher than regular chain or larger stores. The major difference between here and the addy store (both sell conoco gasoline) is the price per gallon. As the pictures show addy is 30 cents cheaper and they are 5 miles apart. Arden compares to fuel prices in colville. But the staff at arden are friendly and even behind a mask, always smiling. Stop and buy a candy bar. Let's continue to help our local merchants as much as possible during these uncertain times. They appreciate it more than you know.”

  3. 370 West 5th Avenue, Colville WA 99114

    3.7 Good 22 reviews

    “on april 21,2023 i went to put some gas in my car. was using the app for the first time and couldnt figure it out. so i went inside and asked if someone could explain it to me......a lady inside said that instead of explaining it to me she would come out and show me. she went outside and walked me thru the steps and we had a nice conversation. she was so nice to take time out to come outside and help me....very friendly service. i will be goin again and i recommend goin there 100%”

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  5. 370 West 5th Avenue, Colville WA 99114

    2.9 Average 10 reviews

    “Don't mess with the people that run the register. They'll mess you up. Safest gas station in town if you're not being stupid. They have a great food selection and good drinks there.”

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