For starters, this place was open and in-business. I promised my son a South Carolina magnet and…read morethis was the last place to stop at before entering GA. I found my magnet. The staff was polite. Had I not been looking for a magnet, the rest of the business was lacking at best. Given my current circumstances, I don't foresee myself stopping here again anytime soon but I didn't get killed to there's that.

I am a trucker and have patronized this place since 1992. But no longer. In June 2021 I decided…read moreto pull over and sleep here for the night. I started my layover and was about to fall asleep only to hear banging on my door. A strange looking man of Indian descent with a flashlight kept banging and banging and banging and shining his stupid flashlight into the cab. This went on for 5-10 minutes. Finally after realizing he was not going away I asked him what he wanted. He demanded $12 to park for the night. I said there were no signs indicating this requirement. He told me to leave as this was "private property" . After a heated argument with lots of screaming and yelling I was furious and waved a $20 bill just to get this freak out of my life. He declined but insisted I go inside and pay the $12 to get some stupid receipt to tape on my window. I was out of driving time or else I would have gladly left. I was FURIOUS. All this happened in the middle of the night. I WILL NEVER FREQUENT THIS PLACE AGAIN. Pass the word around and avoid supporting unprofessional unfriendly greedy foreign owned dives like this.

woman who works morning is beyond rude and disrespectful. she stands outside staring into the cars…read moreand watching who gets gas and usually has the same car pull up 2-3 times. ( white nissan altima with stickers on the bumper ) speeding in and out of parked cars. came up to me and my wife and told us we were taking too long pumping gas and to move. if i could give this negative stars i would.

Excellent store, great customer service, friendly staff. The best neighbourhood store in the arearead more

We pulled in to Hartwell Chevron because our car started smoking. Even though they were busy, they…read morelooked at our car within a few minutes and said the bolt for the belt shaft was sheared off and stuck in the engine block. Our car is 20 yrs old, so we didn't want to spend a huge sum of money. The screw would have to be tapped with special equipment and extra special skill in a very tight space. They quoted a very low price to give the repair a try. Within a few days, using a great amount of skillful ingenuity they had our car fixed!

The dude that pumps gas is bad at golf but a pretty funny guy. He can also provide gambling advice.read more

Driving back to Atlanta from North Carolina this past Sunday (the Sunday after Thanksgiving), there…read morewas a lot of holiday traffic on I-85. I-85 is two lanes in these parts and it was backed up severely. Waze led me off the interstate twice. The first time, I was taken through Fair Play, a tiny rural town near the South Carolina-Georgia border. I took a break before hopping back on the interstate and crossing into Georgia. That's how I ended up at this place known as Bountyland Quick Stop. Bountyland is a chain of convenience stores with over a dozen locations located primarily in the northwestern corner of South Carolina. They also have a couple locations in Highlands, North Carolina. This particular Bountyland is attached to an Exxon gas station. The store isn't on the same level as a QuikTrip, RaceTrac, or Sheetz, but it's not terrible either. When I visited, the store appeared to be well-stocked with snacks, drinks, and other essentials. There were self-serve drinks, coffee, slushies, and icy treats as well as decent-looking hot dogs on the roller grill and two kinds of fresh boiled peanuts (original and Cajun). There were tables to sit down and eat. There were three ladies behind the counter and they greeted most of the people who entered the store. The men's restroom, which had two toilets and an out-of-order urinal, was clean. It happened to be busy when I was there (around 2:20pm). A lot of the folks - workers and customers - knew each other. I saw friends/acquaintances bumping into each other. It really felt like a small town in that regard. Overall, this just seems like a quiet, humble convenience store.

From the owner: Acquired in 2021, Bountyland by Kent Kwik is known for offering a large variety of amenities to our…read moreguests to make their lives easier in every way possible. We pride ourselves in having the friendliest Team Members that really work as a family.

Fuel stop for the bus before heading to the mountains in North Carolina, I was unsure of the open…read morebusiness situation at our destination since much of the area was still in recovery from last years hurricane Helene so I wanted to top off the tank. Unfortunately this place was backed up at the big rig fuel islands but everyone followed the trucker's protocols so the line moved fairly quickly. The staff at the fuel counter were friendly and professional, I over estimated the gallons I needed to pump just to ensure my tank was completed filled which required a second trip inside to get my actual receipt. Looking at the condition of the fuel islands it shows how busy this stop is, the pump lanes could use a good pressure washing and the paper towel holder and hand sanitizer dispensers needed some attention, it was nice to see the bug sponges were new and the buckets were filled with soapy water. I would return if and when I'm back in the area, the entrance and exit drives were well marked and provided easy access to and from the interstate..l

I love a good Love's stop. We stopped on our drive to Atlanta. It's the perfect place to let our…read moredog stretch her legs, grab a snack, and use the restrooms. While I love the dog parks, I do wish they would better enforce or upkeep the facilities. So much dog poop everywhere that you're trying to avoid.