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Open 24 hours
333 SW Rock Creek Dr, Stevenson
Convenience Stores
“Stopped in here on a whim and honestly thought, “this is a cool little Minute Mart.” They had everything — drinks, food, solid selection across the board. Nothing fancy, just *everything you actually want* when you walk into a place like this.
But the real win is the outside. Outdoor seating (which you don’t expect), a cool old gas pump, and as you walk up it kinda feels like an old general store. Just enough charm to make you slow down for a second and go, “yeah, this is fun.”
Owner was super friendly, I grabbed what I needed, enjoyed the vibe, and was back on the road. Simple stop, cool feel, would definitely pop in again.”
“Great store . The vape I bought was damaged, I would suggest trying it at the store so you can get a replacement cause once you leave the store, you are stuck with it. Any good sales associate should tell you this when buying tobacco vapes.”
“I spent two days working in this area and this little Chevron was our everything. I had 3 bars of T-Mobile 5G. The two bathrooms were plastic porta potties. It would be nice if they moved them out of the parking area. They serve convenience store fried food and some store made sandwiches and salads. The parking area has a small RV parking stall and is big enough for a semi to pull a 53' trailer(driver dependant of course). There's a couple tables for sitting and eating in the green area next to the store. I really loved this place it became critical in our two days of work in the hills.Cheers”
“I love this place always very respectful on point fast and friendly my good friend Dave works there among alot of other wonderful employees stop in check it out say hi to Dave and the staff then walk through this little piece of heaven on earth”
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“Bar none the greatest convenience station in the history of mankind. If it had existed in the early 19th century, Lewis & Clark would have been rendered unnecessary. Best.”