I was running on gas tank fumes driving from Sisters late. This fueling stop was open and the staff…read morewere cool. They had the whole history of the recent fire which we chatted about. I found them on Yelp mobile nearest fuel open. Oregon has many rural small businesses we can promote.

At 5:45 am they are open and have coffee ready. Lots of breakfast food also. just freshly prepared…read more- fried poppers, chicken etc.. looked temptin bu tI am on a DIE-it! Dang! Not very friendly actually - just 2 people setting up for a big day. HOT COFFEE to get the day started right. With NO exorbitant prices. It has normal convenience foods also.

The gate is supposed to open at 6 o'clock in the morning. I've been here since about five after six…read moreit's now seven after seven and the gate is still not open and I can't get through on the phone so I guess the gates really aren't gonna be open at six like they said.

I have been a customer at Kane's Marina now for over 12 years. Great place to relax. Friendly staff…read moreand the Deck hands are the GREATEST!! I have also been mooring my boat at Kanes's Marina for over 12 years. Very helpful with any issues I have had and even tries to help with Boat problems if they can. Clean, Friendly, Very helpful and treats you like family. I highly recommend!! Richard Stephens and Friends

This store had a little bit of everything. From groceries, to fishing gear, to emergency supplies,…read moreto souvenirs. We were in the mood for something cold and bought some big fat ice cream sandwiches- which we thoroughly enjoyed after our lunch next door at Takoda's Restaurant.

Getting gas here is a chore now…read more OK, so now you can pump your own gas in Oregon. I don't have a problem with that. But I DO have a problem with pumps that can take cards, but don't, with no attendants, forcing you to walk quite a ways across a lot into another building out of view of your car and wait in line. When you go to insert your card you're met with a little screen that says "Machine not currently taking cards. Please pay inside" or something like that. Even though the machine has a card reader, and I've used it before in the past under previous ownership. So OK, cool no problem. My legs aren't broken. I'll just walk inside. Now I have to wait in line at least 10 minutes behind people humming and hawing at what they want out of the deli case. Or to stare blankly at the menu as if they've never seen or heard of chicken on a stick before. I do finally get up there. I hand the kid my card. "How's it going? I'd like some gas. Fill on pump three please" He asks me how much? I say "a fill, I want to fill it up please" Then he asked me, well do you know like what dollar amount that's gonna be?. Really man? No, that's kind of what you're supposed to tell me after the car has been filled up. So they don't have the technology to put an authorization on my card, and then charge me what the total is when I'm done pumping the gas? Am I the only person that ever comes in and asks them to fill it up? Really? I say "Just give me $10" Only $10? "Yes please, thanks." (Just give me enough to get up the road to someplace that knows how gas stations are supposed to work.)

I was driving back home from Warm Springs to Salem and went the scenic route home, as my dad…read moresuggested. The sun was shining as we drove through Willamette National Forest, then past Detroit Lake. I didn't think to stop for gas and got critically low, with no service to help me find out where the next station was. I was completely stressed out, until I saw that we were approaching Mill City, somewhere I'd been before. My phone finally got a signal, and I located this station 2 miles down the road. My fuel light was on the last bar as I pulled into the station. The attendant was great, and filled my car up for $3.09. We hit the road again, relieved to have survived that close call. The sky grew cloudy, but we were safe, and almost home.

They charged me 6 dollars for a sno-permit, I think that's allowed but be aware and buy yours…read moresomeplace else.

Great little store. Very helpful. There is a wonderful fruit stand there now with local cherries…read moreand other fresh fruit. Love it!

Stopped there on our way back from Bend to top off so I wouldn't have to deal with it Monday…read moremorning. The attendant was beyond rude. May be the last time I ever stop there. Nothing like heading home relaxed to get a large dose of attitude from someone who simply wasn't paying attention. She thought I was pulling (backing) in from the wrong side. Didn't realize I was simply moving the car closer after pulling in too far off the pump to let the wife out. She went out of her way to tell me to go ahead and get my fuel someplace else and that the next station was 16 miles away, as if I didn't know where I was. She also made a point of pulling her jacket open so I could read her name tag as she announced at high volume that her name is SAM. Ok Sam, good on you for running me off. I'll be sure to tell everyone I know what fine customer service skills you have. The most ridiculous part - there was no one at the pump behind me so even if I had backed in, to simply ask me to not do that again would have led to her realizing that I hadn't done it in the first place. When you come at someone with all that attitude there probably won't be much conversation Sammy ... Their prices are great, but I'll spend $4.00 more next time and skip the attitude.

Stopped today and wanted to top off tank on way back to town from our house up on the mountain…read more Asked attendant for $20 regular and thought it was all fine. Checked my receipt and he gave me $28.88 in gas and he also failed to turn gas cap until it clicked, so as an added bonus I also left with a dash light on. Seemed to be more concerned with talking to a couple friends than actually paying attention. I've been here many times but today is most likely the last

I LOVE being able to tell you about clean, pleasant, efficient gas stations...especially when on…read morelong travel with family. We were on our way to locations far from home and the need for a bio break was becoming clear. There is always that quiet panic that no clean place will be found. Praise be!!! The Sisters Mainline Station was far more than we could have hoped for. They had gents and ladies restrooms so there was less of a queue. The lavatories had stand and handicapped arrangements in the men's room. Hot and cold taps actually worked (you could wash your hands with real hot water). The soap dispenser was great as it created the microfoam for good hand coverage. They had Dyson air blade driers and the door opened outward so you did NOT have to soil your clean hands by touching a door shared by all the clowns that do not wash their hands. Plentiful snack options were on offer to even include fresh bananas at the counter. The ladies working there were delightful, efficient, and made the overall shopping experience a positive and memorable one. Pit stop well, my friends.

I was veery poorly treated today while trying to buy lottery tickets. Obviously the attendants did…read morenot know what he was doing or was not trained properly. He refused me service after a third attempt at printing tickets. I was humiliated and upset at the uncalled for treatment. This place is terrible and not managed properly. I will never go back

76 Station Eagle Creek OR…read more The cashier demanded I put my mask on to enter store. So as usual I did. I then told cashier that if she is going to demand customers wear a mask, then perhaps she should wear hers properly. Daily shopper my entire life at this store. She works an early morning shift and EVERYTIME I would be served by her, she wore her mask under her nose. Now I never said anything because the whole mask thing is a joke, so I met her threat to kick me out by calling her out. I said if we are going to be demanded to "Play by the rules" then you have to play by the same rules. I was banned permanently from the store. And she never did fix her mask! Owners wife (I believe) was standing right there! I spend THOUSANDS of dollars there a year and have for a very long time, because I support my local business - NOT ANYMORE! Steer clear, the deli food sucks, and EVERYTHING in store is the HIGHEST price around from Barton to Estacada all the way up to Sandy. Their fuel is watered down and the Propane is the highest price for 10miles in every direction! Can YOU HEAR ME NOW!

So, I stopped by last Sunday 01/28/2023 at approx. 9:30 AM on my way to Church to get $10.00 worth…read moreof fuel, enough to get me to my destination. I started pumping gas, and 5 minutes later I was still at about $2.00. I went in to report to the people working in there that something might be wrong with the pump. The guy looked down at what I assume is something that can read the pump pumping. He says to me, " Well, you can move to another pump, but I can't promise you it will be any faster." I said to him, "you might want to go put a sign on that pump saying that it's out of order. His answer, " Well, what if it starts working again" smfh, REALLY!!! I spent 5 years of my life pumping fuel in the 70s and 80s. I'm almost positive as to what was wrong, the tanks feeding those pumps were almost empty, they were getting ready to run out of fuel. That's what's happening when the pumps start acting like that. It's not rocket science. Someone just needed to go throw a measuring stick in the tanks and measure how much fuel was left. Shortly after I pulled in, another gentleman and his family pulled in to the pump behind me. As I was attempting to pump my own fuel, I observed him go inside for a minute and come back out. I didn't think much about it at the time because I was trying to figure out why my pump was running so slow. After I returned from my chat with the guy inside, I asked the guy pumping fuel behind me, "Is your pump going really slow?" He said yes. So, I would bet anyone that they were running out of fuel or were already out and we were just getting what was left in the underground pipes. Someone there dropped the ball when it comes to ordering fuel, or measuring how much fuel was remaining in those tanks so that more fuel could be ordered. The dude inside who I talked to had an attitude and his customer service skills SUCKED. In other words, he was a dick. His attitude was like, "Oh well." Not my problem. I left him with a few choice words before I want out, hung up the hose and left. And to think I was in a good mood when I got there. lol

Another flying hook review. If your headed northbound on I5 be prepared for a wait when you get off…read morethe exit to go under the interstate. There isn't a light and the small hill on the right does a pretty decent job of blocking your view of any oncoming traffic. One you navigate the little maze the hook will be on your left. It's clean inside, has a subway and decent showers for the drivers. Two of the fuel lanes were blocked off today as a worker was pressure washing them and a large motor home was standing off the line waiting to see where the next hole was going to be. Well a little toot of the ole air horn helped him to choose one. I fueled and parked earlier this afternoon, I watched the parking lot fill to and above capacity as the day has progressed. The only parking between here and Jubitz is the TA across the street and the north out rest area up the road. Enjoy your stay boys and girls.

This travel center requests a pre purchase amount at the pump, adds a percentage to that when they…read moresend a pre authorization request to your credit card company, and then leaves that amount on your credit card for days or weeks, causing issues with your credit limit. This is even after they charge your card for how much you actually pumped. Apparently they have had a large amount of fraudulent transactions and scams at this location, and all this caused two of my cards to be locked by the fraud department at my bank's.

A decent place to stop for gas, a clean restroom, and snacks. It's small and the gas is pricey, but…read moreit gets the job done.

Both me and my daughter were helped by a rude employee. When my daughter went the employee went up…read moreto her car and tried to open the door. When she opened the window, he said open your gas tank cap. No greeting from him. When I went, there were 2 men on duty. About half a minute after I got there, one man went to help another driver who pulled up right after I did. I don't know where the 2nd employee went. Then the 1st employee went and changed out the garbage bags. I finally went and asked him to help me, and he said, oh I was going to talk to you but you were on your phone. We are not going there again.