Great little grocer. Prices at this grocer are going to be higher than your big city supermarket,…read morethat's expected. I do think the hours and prices are reasonable for a grocer in a town of under 500 people. Tropic UT is my first choice to stay when exploring Bryce Canyon, wouldn't stay anywhere else. Recommend!

When you are in the middle of nowhere you take what you can get. This store has a wide variety of…read moreessentials and non-essentials to help us restock for our trip. Prices are a little higher, but given the location that isn't a surprise.

Had chicken tenders the first time we stopped there which were good, but another man's order of…read moreMexican food looked amazing. This time I ordered the chicken quesadilla which was excellent!

They stayed open even past closing to let us grab food and drinks and didn't rush us whatsoever…read more Extremely friendly people and a blessing in this town!!!

Heading south on UT-12 (jaw-dropping scenery), we were in search of a few things and saw Hills and…read moreHollows. Wow, were we surprised at what we found! This is no ordinary pit stop in the middle of nowhere. High-end groceries, regular c-store goodies, camping supplies, local art, a bakery, and shockingly, the thing we needed most--Flonase. Two sprays twice a day keeps the allergies at bay. Past the welcoming shaded patio were the cleanest and roomiest bathrooms I've found in a gas station. These could be found in someone's home. Hills and Hollows was a bright spot on a gorgeous Utah day. Stop and enjoy as long as it suits you.

This Sinclair is more than a gas station! It is a hub for local artisans which include Wild Indigo…read moreCafe, Boulder Bakery, and Cache Cannery. We stopped here on a whim on the way out of Escalante heading North and could not have been more surprised. Of course they have gas, but this is so much more. The store has fresh baked goods from Boulder Bakery, a pretty full "liquor store", local handmade jewelry and a lot of camping/backpacking/hiking essentials like snacks, liquids, and freeze dried meals. Next to the Mini Mart you can see Boulder Bakery in the works making fresh sourdough and donuts - THE BEST DONUTS ON PLANET EARTH - Additionally, Cache Cannery has a spot here where they sell fresh jams, marmalades and more. There's plenty of outdoor seating to enjoy lunch or coffee from Wild Indigo Cafe. If you're in the are make an effort to stop by!

I like that this place is 24/7 and you can just go up and pay yourself and get started. The people…read morenext to us had a hard time getting their card to go through so we lent them some cash and then ended up using our card and accepting cash from them. I think they were trying to use a foreign debit card. But it was a bummer for them they didn't have anyone that can help them besides us. Thankfully, we were there at the same time and it was no big deal to help them out. We were able to use the pressure washer for a while to get all the mud off of everything, and then we followed it up with soap and rinse. There were quite a few people that ended up waiting behind us so this place is definitely a necessary place for this area. I really appreciate that this place is here!

Dont bother... no soap.... Better off waiting for a better place. No contact info to call an…read moreattendant.

This is our favorite road trip gas station in the state. A year and a half since my first review…read moreand the gas prices are still lower here and a higher octane than in Beaver. Very clean outside and inside, even the bathroom! Plenty of snacks to choose from, coffee, plushies, only a few fresh items. Happy to support a business on the Rez.

Oh my our travels are always going !…read more Here we go, but first we need to stop and refill ! We found this amazing place along our way. Let's highlight the greatest of moments that we have had just briefly together. Life is grand! Get out and live. The best of the area we have found. The store is highly organized and well set up . What more could one ask for. At the hours that we have been visiting . I'm just glad we are not awaking the dead. All was still and quiet and then we walked in . That loud sound and thundering noise from the car is ours. We need fresher coffee and more protein bars to keep going. We found it here . Thank you to the staff. Back to the road. Here we go. The life of hope and love is forever waiting.

We really just stopped here, between Bryce Canyon and Moab, to stretch our legs and divest…read moreourselves of some excess bodily fluids. We ended up getting a private* tour of the dynamite-excavated premises. Yep. It's a gas station. And a convenient store. That's been blown out of a huge rock. That is all. --- *In the sense that there were no other customers to be seen in the establishment.

This gas station is literally in the middle of NOWHERE. We were coming down route 24 south from…read moreCapitol Reef National Park on the way to Zion National Park. Hanksville & this Sinclair gas station (does anyone remember Sinclair & the big green dinosaur) This is right where Rote 24 turns west. This is such a cool gas station/convenience store that is built into the red rock mountain side. Appropriately named HOLLOW MOUNTAIN as it's built into the mountainside I mean this station is literally in the middle of nowhere. At first glance we pulled in to the lot & almost left. We ended up going in & to our surprise realized that the store was built into the stone. I ended up buying a bottle of Kornbucha. The cool part is that the whole store is built into the mountainside. I wish I took better pictures of the inside of the store built into the rock mountainside

Every time I pass through Boulder, I am grateful for what Hills & Hollows has to offer! I was…read moresurprised to find fresh produce, and even more surprised to find a delightful assortment of frozen organic fruit so we could make a smoothie. Applegate bacon and lunch meat, Dave's Killer Bread, lots of organic cheeses, tons of beverage options and (natural) snack foods, organic teas and coffee...yep, makes me happy to have this resource in the middle of nowhere!! A bit pricey, but what do you expect?!

Homemade bread. Local produce. Vegetarian foods. Owner teaches survival courses, the son makes…read morebeautiful arrowheads. Great selection of interesting books. In the middle of nowhere. This place is something of an oasis, completely unexpected, and quite rewarding.

Sometimes you just really want a soda and this is your place! Crunchy ice, flavored syrup and…read morecreamer for dirty soda too. The price is also really cheap! Plus they have lots of other food snacks for road trips.

Convenient rest stop between destinations. They open early and provide food, drinks, and restrooms…read more Ample parking. Friendly staff. Got the hydration and sustenance I needed right here when everywhere else was closed on a holiday.

Always open when others aren't. Refill prices on your Stanley Cups. Good for quick snacks. Their…read moregas is always priced well. Open Sundays which helps if you are traveling through on a road trip. Good app and savings card. Get it!

This Maverick is spotless inside and out! I've never seen such clean pumps and didn't feel like I…read moreneeded a shower after cleaning my car windows! The bathroom is large and always impeccably clean and the store is replete with options (including F'Real). Plus, they have an app so you can earn rewards like free drinks. Here's the sad news... they don't have soft serve. I love to support this Maverick because it's been the small town favorite forever, but the new KB on I-15 has soft serve. Maverick... bring back they soft serve machine (you had one about a decade ago) and I'll make this my regular stop again.

Nice quiet level spot. Just what I was looking for…read more Pricing was excellent, I'll return.

We stayed at Bear Valley twice while traveling between Idaho and Arizona. The first stay was great…read more The facilities are clean and area is quiet. Our second stay was a disaster. Our dog, while on leash per the rules, was attacked by another camper's dog which was off leash and suffered bites. I reported the incident to the front desk. They gave us info on vets, but all were closed and none of the emergency numbers returned our calls. What was disappointing is that the front desk folks didn't seem the least bit concerned this happened and there were apparently no consequences for the camper whose dog attacked ours. I went out later that evening to take trash out and the camper had music going, was grilling, and his dog was outside off leash barking, like nothing even happened. Many campgrounds have zero tolerance pet policies. At Point of Rocks in Prescott, he would have been asked to pack up and leave. But not at Bear Valley. No accountability. No ownership. No consequences. So while we traveled over two hours out of our way, incurred as hefty pet bill and then traveled five plus hours home, this camper enjoyed his time at Bear Valley. So no thanks. I'll take my chances camping on the side of the road.