203 Pioneer St, Ridgefield WA 98642
“Nice little store! I come here to get a snack on an event day or when I’m just walking around! Love how they have some fresh warm food too, its nice when stores have that!”
70 South 65th Avenue, Ridgefield WA 98642
“Store is great. Friendly crew. One of my favorite go to stops when I work in the evenings near there. However, Ridgefield is the city w/o stop signs. Beware of the never ending row of traffic circles. Some drivers never slow down for them don't care if your already going thru & will run you down.”
32022 Northwest Paradise Park Road, Ridgefield WA 98642
“Good service and fresh coffee every morning . I just to stap there every morning before to start to work at the new casino garage. I miss so much my favorite manager of the store.. her name is Bobby. Good worker”
31801 Northwest 31st Avenue, Ridgefield WA 98642
“One of our favorite places to stop on our travels. Clean restrooms. Great convenient store selection. Hot chicken tenders are yummy. People order hot food here a lot.”
1010 NE 219th St, Ridgefield WA 98642
“I've never been here before, but what a sweet cashier! She has a beautiful heart and literally talked to me like I was a fellow human being instead of just another transaction. Whoever was working tonight (8/15), I hope God blesses you!”
604 NE 179th St, Ridgefield WA 98642
“Gas prices are pretty high here but it's good to have it nearby when in a pinch. I was worried that during the pandemic people would be in the store without masks, but to my surprise, they had masks on. Items in store, up to date and looks fresh. Employees: Seem nice and neatly dressed. I just wish the prices were lower.”
604 NE 179th St, Ridgefield WA 98642
“Y’all were a LIFE SAVER during the Hilary Duff concert after sitting in traffic for 2.5 hours and not moving on the street I almost peed my pants. Bless u guys for having porta potties and being so nice!!”
31801 Northwest 31st Avenue, Ridgefield WA 98642
“If I had to rate this Chevron against all others, it’s definitely one of the nicest I’ve been to. Super spacious layout with pumps that are well spread out, making it easy to maneuver even if you’re driving something big. The inside is very clean, well-stocked, and overall just feels more premium than your average gas station. Solid spot—highly recommend if you’re in the area.”
5801 Pioneer St, Ridgefield WA 98642
“I had a great experience at the Chevron gas station in Ridgefield, right across from the 76 and near In-N-Out Burger. It’s a nice, quiet location, and it’s super convenient, especially being close to the freeway—easy in and out. I didn’t even need to go inside for a greeting; I just paid at the pump, which was super fast. The station is clean, and they have a restroom you can use, plus a nice selection of snacks, so it’s pretty handy. Overall, it’s a solid spot for a quick fill-up. I’d give it four stars—just a convenient, well-kept stop with good amenities.”
6300 Pioneer St, Ridgefield WA 98642
“Another quick stop while exploring Ridgefield. The AMPM at the Ridgefield exit is one of those places many people pass through without thinking much about it, but locations like this tell a story about a growing community. Whether you’re fueling up before work, grabbing a coffee, or heading out to enjoy everything Clark County has to offer, convenience matters. One thing I continue to appreciate about Ridgefield is the balance between accessibility and quality of life. You have quick access to I-5, Vancouver, Portland, shopping, restaurants, outdoor recreation, and the Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, while still maintaining a strong sense of community. For anyone considering a move to the area, it’s often the everyday conveniences that make a neighborhood enjoyable long after move-in day. Ridgefield continues to be one of the fastest-growing communities in Southwest Washington, and it’s easy to see why. #RidgefieldWA #ExploreRidgefield #ClarkCountyWA #LivingInRidgefield #MovingToRidgefield #SouthwestWashington #RidgefieldRealEstate #CommunitySpotlight #LocalBusiness #JasonLeadley”
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