Fred Meyer is a great place to come and fill up your vehicle. The service is great they are very…read morefriendly and respectful. If you have a rewards card you can get a discount off gas. {signing up is free}

Good gas station. Friendly people and since I shop at the store I can use my points. They are…read moreusually cheaper than other stations in the area before points, so it's a good option. You can also buy firewood while you fill up.

My daughter's bike was stolen a little over two months ago. They dont provide a place where people…read morecan lock up their bikes. Very disappointing to have my daughter experience this, from her go-to store. The employee tried chasing down the thief, but no luck. Please get a place to secure bikes!

Great people easy to get in and out, open late and early…read more Food is good great value coffee is good

We are visiting from LA and have never seen attended service at a Costco gas station. Wesley…read moregreeted us and helped us. He was friendly and fast. We just gave him our phone ( to scan the membership card) and our credit card and after a min or two the tank was full and we just left. We didn't even have to get out of the car and we loved this service at Costco. It's so convenient and time efficient. Wish they had this in California too! We would definitely use attended service again at Costco.

Ok, I have to say I check into Costco gas regularly. At the same location - absolutely not…read more However, when we are driving, either my husband or I, Costco gas is the ONLY gas station we stop at unless it there is a desperate need to drop a few dollars into the tank. Why? Have you seen the prices on gas at the "regular" gas stations? My husband and I were just talking today about "do you remember the 70's?" (Ok, I guess I am showing my age now). Everyone used to have their favorite gas station. Come on, admit it! I will admit that I was a Chevron girl. I always filled up with Chevron gas, had the Chevron gas card and was a loyal fan of their product and service. Well, not anymore. Everything is COSTCO. They have the best deal, great service and if you are traveling, a COSTCO store is a great opportunity to get out, stretch, fill up, hit the restroom and grab a snack. You ask me why? I ask you WHY NOT?!

This place is shady. The older heavyset guy behind the counter has shorted me on my change twice…read morenow. What really stands out is that both times he reacted exactly the same way--acting surprised and immediately claiming it was an accident. After the second time, that's pretty hard to believe. Another red flag is that the register screen doesn't clearly show item prices as they're scanned, making it difficult for customers to verify what they're being charged. Between that and being shorted on change more than once, it leaves a very bad impression. Count your change and check your receipt before you leave.

This is the closest convenience store to my house. Every time I go there, there seems to be some…read moretype of drama. However, last night toped it all. I went to get some beer for my husband. The tag on the shelf read 11.99 for the six pack. The owner, "rang it up" and told me it was 15.59. I thought, "hmm? Even with deposit, it should be 12.59." When I told him he was wrong, and walked to show him the tag, he walked back to the register, mumbling something under his breath; and handed me back $2. As an elementary teacher, I know I really should have gotten back $3, but I thanked him, and was on my way, knowing damn sure, I would never go back there again. If you have to go there, check your total and ask for a receipt. This is never okay to overcharge because you think you might get away with it.

get my gas before work here right around the corner from my house all the time. staff are very…read morefriendly, new guy AJ made an effort to chat me up at the pump, offered to wash my windows, check fluid levels, made a usually dull moment little more colorful!

I usually love everyone there and the service is good, but my last 3 times going there has been a…read moregas pumper who is a little too comfortable. I had to switch gas stations because he is kinda creepy.

Sadly, Oregon has now made pump-your-own-gas legal statewide. A sad day for this girl who is Oregon…read moreborn and bred and still hates pumping her own gas, even though between going to college and moving east I have had to do so for years. However (at the present, at least) the majority of the stations in the state are required to have half of their pumps full serve (or actually, mini serve) and half self serve. They're identified so you know which is which. I was annoying to wait five minutes for the attendant to come out and pump. There weren't that many people at the gas station at that time... were the other three or so folks all inside at the same time, or was the guy hoping that by leaving me wait I'd change my mind? Maybe it's a staffing issue, I don't know. But make sure you have enough people to run your business, Chevron.

Easy in, enough for a room for a car only, a good number of fuel pumps and a convenience store and…read moreMcDonald's for snacks and food. I don't think it's enough room for a trailer for me. Prices are about 20 cents higher than the lowest in town per Gas Buddy. It is close to the freeway so it is convenient if you're traveling to get food and fuel.

How exciting are gas stations? It's all relative really, usually dependent upon convenience,…read morefacilities, cleanliness, value most of the time. Every once in a while it's the experience. This stop was that for me, despite the fact that I didn't even leave my car. I've come to appreciate so many more things since this pandemic began, and not pumping my gas is one of them. As I pulled off of I-5 and into this station, the pride in ownership was apparent. Not only was it clean, but there were beautiful planters between the pumps. Quite the change from the typical overflowing trash cans and squeegee in a dirty bucket of window wash. The pump attendant was busy but rushed over to greet us as soon as he was free. "$10 Regular please" I said as I handed over the bill. He ran inside to deliver the funds and request they start the pump (some stations require you to go inside to pay). I took in the beauty of the mountains that lie just beyond the sign and golden arches as I waited. This station also had a McDonald's attached. Before we knew it, the pump clicked and we were on our way with well wishes to "Have a nice day!", from the nice gentleman working the pumps. Perhaps it's the fact that I've been so reclusive, or the year 2020 in general, but I certainly find myself valuing kindness and (socially distanced) human interaction more than ever these days!

Ever heard of a 24 hour convenience store--particularly one that prides itself on its clean…read morerestrooms for patrons--closing those restrooms for the night? Me either, but now I have. I'm glad I didn't get my gas before I asked for the bathroom key, because I would have been pissed if I'd given my money to this place and then had to go to another store where where I had a full tank, thus couldn't give THAT establishment my money....

As a dog owner, I am hugely biased in favor of this gas station, whose friendly gas attendants…read morealways ply my overeager pup with dog treats (milkbones, if you're wondering), head pats and compliments. Literally, whenever we pass by Jacksons on 7th, my dog starts wagging up a storm in the backseat, hoping we'll stop by and turn an ordinary day into the Best Day Ever. Gas is a little more expensive than it would be at Costco or Arco, but when you're down to your last few miles and the dog is googly-eyeing you from the backseat as you drive down 7th, it's a solid choice. The mart itself is clean and comprehensive, and supplies everything-- coffee, snacks, on-the-go meals, energy drinks, power bars, cleaning supplies, over the counter medicines, etc.-- you'd need in a pinch.