Gas Stations near Vantage, WA

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  1. 401 Main Street, Vantage WA 98950

    3.2 Average 66 reviews

    “The people that work here are absolutely fantastic. Very friendly. Tons of cool nic nacs to buy in here as well. Maps included. Plus my favorite thing about this place, everything is priced out to an even dollar amount, meaning you won't have to give or receive pocket change!”

  2. 18047 WA-243, Beverly WA 99321

    3.8 Good 43 reviews

    “This is a very nice little country gas station. The fuel was reasonably priced and the shop had an amazing selection of Mexican snacks. You can tell it's the only store in the area. This is definitely a great place to stop and take a break on a road trip.”

  3. 218 Royal Anne Dr W, George WA 98824

    3.4 Good 55 reviews

    “I always fuel up my car or truck here when traveling between Tacoma and Moses Lake, they have the best fuel prices. They do need to update this photo as their fuel is much less now. Restroom facilities could be better but they are adequate.”

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  5. 300 N Washington Way, George WA 98824

    4.2 Good 9 reviews

  6. 404 S Frontage Rd NW, George WA 98824

    2.6 Average 166 reviews

    “I ended up having to stop here to sleep in my truck since it was so dark and I couldnt see as I was heading back to idaho. They are open 24/7, clean and no one bothered me while I was there. Seemed like a safe place to visit.”

  7. 226 Royal Anne Dr W, George WA 98824

    2 Poor 20 reviews

    “Nice place to stop and get yourself fueled up whichever way you might need. They didn't have biscuits available so that was a down point. I just really like biscuits. Good selection of other grab and go hot and fried foods. Lots of drinks. Friendly service, I'd stop by again next time I'm on a road trip.”

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