Gas Stations in Forks, WA

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  1. 451 North Forks Avenue, Forks WA 98331

    4.7 Superb 17 reviews

    “My thanx to Forks Ferrellgas delivery man, Preston, who went out of his way to help me--on his own time--cut away my driveway brush & branches in order to get his delivery truck to my tank.”

  2. 490 North Forks Avenue, Forks WA 98331

    4.3 Superb 72 reviews

    “The bathroom was super clean, folks were nice. Prices are high as expected, but worthy to stop here instead of other gas stations. The attendants were very friendly and professional. What made me so happy was that the staff was prompt to clean the restroom and maintain cleanliness to the entire place.”

  3. 402 Jackson Heights Dr, Forks WA 98331

    4 Good 88 reviews

    “This place is my go to place for snacks and coffee.. I absolutely love the people that work there. Alway fun and friendly. And for those campers who need a shower, the bathrooms are nice, water is warm!!”

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  5. 171 N Forks Ave, Forks WA 98331

    3.4 Good 44 reviews

    “The two female employees on duty during my visit shared a customer focused work ethic that allowed me to feel comfortable asking for assistance. I received great service from both ladies, separately, as well as observed their interactions as coworkers and how they treated other customers. Throughout my full visit they were respectful, kind, offered a friendly greeting, and went above and beyond to help each other as well as the customers. The fresh food I purchased was delicious, the store and restroom were clean, gas prices were excellent, and the property was easy to enter and exit.”

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