Is it weird to say I have an emotional support gas station? Because this is definitely it. From the…read moremoment we entered Utah, we noticed "Adventure's First Stop" was everywhere. We stopped in every single day that we were in town, sometimes even twice in one day. They have good gas station coffee, a wide variety of snacks, and clean restrooms. What more could you want? It was a great place to stop before hitting the trails.

This Maverick truly is adventure first stop!! It's seriously so amazing surrounded by so much red…read morerock. So many photo ops. We stopped by here on the way to and from Mesa Verde. Both times the bathroom needed a little TLC. The second time the bathroom was packed!! I am shocked that this Maverick location would only have two stalls in the bathroom. With it being the closest stop to a national park, I'd think it would have more. The first time we stopped they were out of coconut syrup, but they had it the second time. I appreciated seeing it get restocked. It was clearly a very busy weekend for them when I was there, but I will still always choose Maverick if I can.

Cool place to stop and shop and get gas. Things are a bit pricey but definitely a fun stop.read more

This place is in the middle of nowhere but it is worth planning a stop. They had so many great…read moresnacks; so many options of jerky and freeze dried candies. I wished I had bought more by the time I got home. The decor is very unique and worth seeing. This is not the place to go if you only like cookie cutter and high-end options because this place defines unique.

I went to this Maverick location for gas while passing through Moab on my way from Arches NP to…read moreMonticello. They generally have lower gas prices at Maverick than other location and have a rewards program you can opt into that saves a cent or two per gallon on your fills. Something to note is that when I went to this location, there was some kind of glitch on one of the pumps (I think it was pump number 10, but can't remember exactly at this point). Basically after I scanned my credit card and entered my phone number the pump froze and wouldn't let me get to the point of selecting a fuel type/pumping the gas. I waited for about 5 minutes (which feels like an eternity when you're just standing at the pump) because I was nervous about walking away after putting in my credit card. I ended up running inside to tell the worker and he said that he wasn't sure why it glitched but that it wouldn't charge me for anything and eventually the pump would cancel the transaction and go back to the main screen. He told me to just try another pump which I did, and didn't have any issue. I monitored my card charges like a hawk for a few weeks but never saw anything aberrant show up, so everything was fine. Other than this issue with the pump freezing, I had no issues getting gas at this station. It was a little busy/crowded but not so much so that no pumps were available.

Large regional brand gas station with 12 pumps. It was easy getting in and out. Regular was priced…read moreat $3.469 which was very reasonable for a tourist trap area.

Reading the reviews, why are people so bitter about this place? Then I realized these reviews are…read moreover three years old! Guys, this is my favorite gas station coming and going to and from Utah to Colorado. After road tripping for 16 hours tops, this place has everything you'll need for another 90 miles. This location also has cute magnets and touristy friendly souvenirs for us peeps passing through. Some of my old photos show them and I love buying a new souvenir every year I gas up here.

If you don't have to stop here, don't…read more The most unfriendly staff I've literally ever encountered at a gas station or maybe anywhere. Plus the straws for slurpees are NOT free. They cost .89 seriously?!!!!! Who charges for a straw?!

Road trip fun adventures …read more Life is too short and there is a whole big world out there to explore. As we walk through the world let's get some perspective on ourselves. We need fuel and so does the vehicle. Loves is a dependable brand that can be seen across many states . You can ensure that the food and fuel are the best choices available. At this Loves you can even do your laundry. What a concept ? You can always find a place to use the bathroom and it's never over crowded nor dirty. You can even hit the button and tell the staff how they are doing. It's gold stars across the board for these individuals. It's always great to know, no matter what Loves that you visit it will always be a blessing to have friendly staff, clean stores, fresh food, and coffee . Time to hit the road again . L

Most people don't consider a gas station as a destination, or even a place worth noting, but Love's…read moreis changing that mindset. This place not only has fuel, but snacks, a fast-food restaurant, a dog park, showers and RV hook-ups. Truly, it's a rad place and I could see it being a very useful stop on a road trip.

711 has this program where you get a discount on your gas if you put in your phone number. But the…read moregas machines don't work and you can't put your number in and get the discount. If you go inside and ask them to apply your discount, they won't do it. They don't keep up their gas machines. They are broken and the management doesn't care. Stay away from this corporate mess.

We are from the UK, and popped in there in july at 5am as we were setting off early and were…read moregreeted by Justin who had just made fresh coffee. My son was walking past him and tripped on his own bootlaces and Justin shouted out "Dude! I totally saw that" like he was from a Bill & Ted movie. We all started howling and laughing and then he procalimed "Welcome to Moab" we stopped and had a chat with him he was a really funny guy. To this day we refer to him as "The King of Moab". Meeting Justin was definitely one of the highlights of our whole trip. He's an absolute top bloke!

This is the place to go for KLR (dual sport motorcyling) parts. Fred has it all. He's well-known in…read morethe KLR/DS community. Service, price and parts availability. Note: I do my buying from AMS on-line.

We entered Moab on a two week dual sport tour of five states, and one of the KLR bikes needed help…read more We phoned from a restaurant and the owner welcomed us out, sold us the parts at very fair prices, and installed them for us. He is a wonderful person.

This Exxon had the most cheerful and happiest staff person ever. He greeted me when I came in. He…read morewished me a perfect day on the way out. I have to say I left smiling and feeling great. We need more workers like this. Gas prices were a little higher than we are used to in Arizona.

I needed a squirt of air in my motorcycle tires early one morning on the way toward Arches Park, so…read moreI stopped at the first gas station beyond my hotel that had an air compressor and rang up $1.50 on my credit card to use it, only then to discover that the plunger within its hose fitting was retracted so far into the fitting that it would not depress the valve stem on my tires. Grrr. Three gas stations down Main Street the folks at Exxon had free air that worked. A "thank you" to them for the service.