The new building and contents are far, far, better than the old. But, the attitude of some of the…read moreemployees is not good. A line at the pumps, since more than one not working, one with a cardboard sign you could not see until you drove up, one with no sign, so you get out, try to make it work, and give up. Told cashier, recommended they put a bag on the pump, he basically said, "so what?", my problem to have been in line for a pump that did not work, then another line for one that did. So bought enough to get to Mohave and filled up there. And men's room has thee urinals, one blocked off with a stack of milkcrates. No paper towels, changing the review from 4 to 3 stars. Now the Shell station in Mohave has an even worse men's room, as does the Shell station down 395 about 8 miles, so I'm lucky that men can pee standing up. But Subway is Subway, Jersey Mike's in Lone Pine is much better if you want a real Italian sandwich like they make on the East Coast.

We haven't been to this Chevron in a few years. It's definitely been upgraded. There's a new dining…read morearea that's modern, simple, and clean. The bathrooms were very clean and they had that freshly cleaned smell. The lady who helped me at Subway was very nice. She was friendly and very upbeat. I can't tell you her name, but I remember that her son's name is Ezekiel. (We talked about kids). We will definitely stop here again.

We stopped here on our way to Bishop in search for some tea at 11:30pm as I'm coming down with a…read morecold and needed something to sooth my throat. This place is open 24hours apparently so it was perfect. The place had a great selection in tea and everything in general. Plus the man at the register was super sweet and helpful.

Restrooms are out of order!!!! Didn't even bother to go inside. Kind of sad bc this is the first…read morebathroom stop coming out of Bishop going south....

I don't have much to report except they are kind helpful and take care of customers as if family…read morethey love to have visit

Inyokern: a hundred miles from everywhere. True, so thank God for the Inyokern Chevron…read more Fair prices, decent road snacks. Bathroom could have been a little cleaner, but it got the job done. King of the road, Chevron is.

Off the side of the freeway on the way up to Mammoth…read more Good location to fill up/stop to use the restroom, pickup some snacks, or a Subway's sandwich. Friendly customer service. Relatively clean restrooms and store. No issue getting gas here.

Quick stop on our way to Bishop. Clean restroom. Yummy beef…read morejerky.will stop again. Nice personal .

Racist lady in the front. Was acting like my dad was stealing. So rude to us. A white guy came in…read moreand gave him amazing customer service. Skip this place if you can. Poc don't spend your money here.

Just your average Shell gasoline station. Not the prettiest, but it serves its purpose. Fills you…read moreup and gets you back on Kern roads. This particular location has a Chester's Chicken location inside which thanks to the young lady working it serves some dam good fried chicken!

Good little stop to buy a soda, take a bio break, and just recharge on the cool front porch. There…read moreare a few picnic tables, plenty of parking, and a gas station too. Gas is only low grade 87 but if you're in a pickle it'll do. Been here a few times by car, motorcycle, and with the jeep trail riding. It's an oasis! Don't complain about the prices; you're 1.5 hours either way to civilization so be grateful. Again, it's a nice stop to relax and recharge... too many people blast thru this national treasure of wonderment at top speeds, both in terms of MPH and racing the clock. Enjoy the ride.

This place was actually closed the day I came (on a Monday at the end of March); they have sporadic…read morehours depending on the season. Nevertheless you can access wifi there - thank god because I had a 10 AM Zoom meeting and there is no service almost anywhere else in the valley (aside from the other ranger station 24ish miles away!). It's right next to a market/gas station with clean bathrooms (that have sinks!), and a little inn, so it's actually a great little pit stop. They have a billboard with park info, and the newsletter for Death Valley so this spot served my needs perfectly. Even the wifi signal was pretty good - I attended my meeting no problem from their large parking lot right in front of the place, and had 360 views of the stunning scenery. So glad this station was here!

Don't stop here - no one was using the gas pumps (there looked to be two) and the bathrooms weren't…read moreworking for both men and women (as of 2/27/22). The door was open and the lights were on, but no one was inside.... The toilets were unflushed and the stalls were wide open, so the place had an unpleasant odor. There was random paraphanelia including swords hanging over the doorway, but I didn't see the Nazi flag that other reviews had pointed out (perhaps it was taken down?). There was an unsettling vibe in the store and it looked like a set where a horror movie would begin. Once again, the amenities don't function and my friends and I hightailed out of there once we realized the restrooms weren't available - go to a different, more conventional gas station.

Stopped here for a quick pit stop to use the restroom on the way up to Bishop/Mammoth. Place did…read morelook a bit old and "antique-y" but discovered the building had lots of history & the owner aka probably the old man most mention in the reviews is 91 years old and currently in hospice care. Apparently the owner hasn't been able to keep up with the place due to his age and health condition and has barely held on to the property in this economy hence the donation requests and cash only policy. Unfortunately the property will not be around for long and will be taken down and replaced by a Pilot Travel center. I encourage you to make stops here while you can & support this business. The man who attended us was pleasant and kind enough to share the history of this place. Restrooms were clean and functional and your basic gas station needs can be met here.

FREE coffee and CLEAN bathrooms as advertised. Coffee is…read moreactually drinkable too! Staff is friendly. Clean establishment. Warm and comfortable inside. Goats in the back to go say hello to. Gorgeous views!

Stopped here both ways on a trip to and from Reno. Plenty of staff working the first time around,…read morebut absolutely no one was watching the tills despite multiple staff walking by myself and another customer waiting to purchase some items. When a male staff member finally approached the counter he didn't ask who had been waiting first or anything, so despite being first in line I had to walk behind the person he decided was more deserving a service (another male). Would have stopped somewhere else on the way back, but they have a disabled restroom stall with a changing table and we needed to change our son, however the female working the counter claimed the water was not working and refused to provide a key. The story was different however when my husband asked in Spanish, so we were able to change our son. The claim about the water appeared to be a lie because the toilets and sink had running water. Like other reviews mention they absolutely take advantage of the location and gouge the heck out of prices. My husband purchased Takis & 2 things of beef jerky, and the total was over $50.

Such amazing views at night The people here are very…read morefriendly Easy to find I would stop again

The clerks at the general store, Alyssa and Richie, were so friendly and accommodating and I…read morelooked forward to talking to them each time I stopped in on my vacation. They were very helpful with directions and information with road closures within the park. I did use the shower at the campground and it was very clean and had good hot water.

When you're towing a trailer and running low on gas, nothing sucks worse than a busy gas station…read morewith hairpin turns on small lots. This gas station has none of that-- plenty of space to navigate for even the most asinine motorists who couldn't navigate an empty parking lot in a Ford Festiva... The gas station bears the rural "you need it/we got it" mark up, but really, you're only going to drop an extra 20¢ a gallon here, compared to station prices from Lone Pine to Bishop. This is also your last stop heading south for a while, so clean restrooms and the usual gas station mini-mart fare are found here. Across the street from a popular jerky joint with a cult-following, we duck in here on almost every trip to the Eastern Sierras. Might as well stop in, especially if you're southbound.

Bathrooms are open, snacks a little stale, got some candy and it was a little stiff!!read more