1201 Valley Avenue, Sumner WA 98390
“I like using the fuel additive pumps, as I usually buy it off the shelf and pour it in. This cuts that part out. The last couple of times, however, they have not been functional. Hopefully Freddie's can fix this trend. Prices per gallon seem to be on par with the surrounding area, perhaps a cent or 2 less.”
4000A 142nd Avenue East, Sumner WA 98390
“No over night parking. Parked on the side of the road 1.7 miles away before light once of the highway. There is a truck stop near by but have to pay for parking and it gets filled up fast. Other then that this is a nice facility that has a good system on getting trucks in and out efficiently. God bless y’all safe travels!”
4073 142nd Ave E, Sumner WA 98390
“A little out of the ways to get fuel but I really can't complain. Fuel is cheap, lots of pumps and a drive through coffee station in the same lot. 4 stars because It was so empty it was like my own fuel station, plus - the fastest fuel pump ever, literally like a fire hose! Not sure about the gas handles but the diesel handles are greasy like at a truck stop. Oh fuel prices as of 01AUG2015 were - $2.89 Regular Gas, $2.77 Diesel.”
17008 Forest Canyon Road East, Sumner WA 98390
“Most gas station food is forgettable but this place nails it. Everything is made in house and really good. Just to name a few- Sandwiches, breakfast burritos, pizza pockets, corn dogs, jojos, pot stickers, deep fried mushrooms, polish sausage and more! I really do recommend it.”
2601 142nd Avenue East, Sumner WA 98390
“Receiving office is through a door on the far right side of the building near the last dock door to check-in. (They had 4 dock doors open when I arrived with no trucks at neither dock door) Appointment time was 08:00am but got here around 07:20am and got placed at a dock door right away. This was a multi-stop delivery which This place was only taking 5 pallets off the trailer so went quick.”
1201 Valley Ave, Sumner WA 98390
“Always love Fred Meyer. They have a better variety of things than Safeway or Walmart. This one has kinda ghetto bathrooms tho. Not bad if you need to go but def ghetto. Unexpected lol. But a great store still! The rest of the store looks just like any other Fred Meyers!”
13451 Valley Avenue East, Sumner WA 98390
809 West Main Street, Sumner WA 98390
“I’m thrilled to give the ARCO station in Sumner, WA, a full five stars, it's consistently excellent. First and foremost, the gas prices are always competitive, often beating out every other station in the area, which is huge for my daily commute. The value here is unbeatable! Beyond the price, the station itself is remarkably clean. The pumps are well-maintained, and the convenience store is always spotless and well-stocked, making quick stops effortless. The coffee is fresh, and they have a great selection of road trip snacks. What truly sets this location apart is the service. The staff is friendly, efficient, and always ready with a smile, even during rush hour. It's clear they take pride in their work. If you're driving through Sumner and need to fill up or grab a quick item, this ARCO is the gold standard. Highly recommended!”
6601 166th Avenue East, Sumner WA 98390
“I’ve fueled up here a few times. Top tier fuel. No issues. I have not purchased anything in the store, therefore, I am unable to comment on that. I am able to redeem my rewards for discounted fuel at any time. Upon my visit on 11/18/25, my rewards offered me $.20cents fuel discount at $4.35/gallon. Regular fuel cost was $4.55/gallon.”
809 Main Street, Sumner WA 98390
“My only issue with this store is that they (understandably) keep the doors locked at night and sometimes you have to wait a bit of time before bring let in. This can be somewhat of an inconvenience because they are the only place open 24 hours in our small town.”
2320 136th Avenue East, Sumner WA 98390
“I give it full stars because they have bathroom very clean always full of toilet paper very important they're very kind and allows me to use their bathroom. Service is excellent haven't had issues yet.”
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