Gas Stations in Winlock, WA

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  1. 642 WA-505, Winlock WA 98596

    4 Good 90 reviews

    “BEST convenience store ever! Being in our 50’s and travelers we have been to many over the years. We frequent the Winlock Shell station several times per month. We have NEVER had a bad experience. The bathrooms are ALWAYS clean, staff are helpful and friendly and their hot food bar is always tasty and fresh. They even have a covered picnic area with a spectacular view of Mt. St Helens AND Mt. Rainier.”

  2. 503 Northwest Kerron Street, Winlock WA 98596

    4.2 Good 35 reviews

    “They replaced the gas pumps recently and the gas is a decent price. I also went inside to buy a couple snacks, and their prices were reasonable. I would recommend them if you're in Winlock.”

  3. 642 WA-505, Winlock WA 98596

    4.8 Superb 5 reviews

    “great gas station! chester's chicken smells delicious and the bathrooms were exceptionally sanitary. great selection of snacks and drank, and it doesn't hurt that there's a great view outside of the god awful mt saint helens (i have personal beef with this landmark don't ask). would visit again! ttylxox”

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  5. 223 WA-505, Winlock WA 98596

    3.7 Good 24 reviews

    “What wonderful staff! I had a sprained ankle, they were so helpful! I needed a Shell Gas Gift Card for a gift basket, they had all the information and took great care of me! The place was neat and clean. There seemed to be a lot of locals coming and going as the staff seemed to know them all by name. What a nice small town service station. I will be back.”

  6. 503 Northwest Kerron Street, Winlock WA 98596

    2.2 Poor 4 reviews

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