$4.29 a gallon. Wow. All gas stations in the area are that high priced so there's that…read more The bathrooms were updated recently to touch free systems. Basically clean. The store had some gifts for travelers on I-95. This location is also attached to a McDonald's which is very conveniently the only fast food place at this exit. Minus one star for all trash cans being either full or very close. Overall, nicest location at this exit.

This gas station and convenience store shares the building with a McDonald's and the bathrooms go…read morewith McDonald's. Located immediately off of I-95, this was a good stop for cleaning bugs off the windshield and getting a snack. I liked the different varieties and flavors of fried pork rinds they had here, though rather crumbly. Quick stop, back on the road easily. But if you ARE here and you have a few minutes, drive south on US-17 for one mile and stop at the SMALLEST CHURCH IN AMERICA. [Review 10930 overall, 702 of 2019.]

Wish there were zero stars. Most expensive gas in the area and everything dirty beyond…read morecomprehension. The bathrooms were not fit for cockroaches. Why is Riceboro allowing this station to operate and sell food?!!

What a lazy lazy worker? Owner? Didn't respond to anything. Bathrooms were filthy, store was dirty,…read morecoffee was old and gas prices were 40 cents more than others in area. Only stopped for coffee and restroom. Guy behind counter says, That's it? When I bought a coffee refill in my own cup. Charged me $1.50

This Parker's has easily the smallest bathroom stalls I have ever been in. And they do not have a…read morespecial small toilet to make it work, or anything like that. You had better have short legs. I have short legs and I had trouble with the dimensions. Also on top of being small, they were messy with stuff spilling out of the period blood holder on the wall. This one has not much hot food. It has a good drink selection. I posted a pic of the coffee creamer buffet. If you get a coffee, you have lots of options for creamers.

It's a really clean store, if you don't look too close…read more Everything is easy to find. There isn't a huge selection but the essentials are well organized. The floors were clean and the counters were wiped down. The only issue, and loss of one star, was that everything I touched felt sticky. From the creamers to the coffee lord holder. Initially, I went for a half cappuccino, half coffee. The cappuccino machine put out water so I went with the freshly ground hazelnut coffee. The coffee was really good. Gabi, I think that was her name, was very nice and check out was efficient. I went back to my car and needed to wash the windshield. The squeegees were filled with clean water and then I was back on the road quickly. Overall a good visit, barring the need for a deep cleaning.

I think this is the worst place I've ever stopped off the highway. Disgustingly dirty. Everything…read moreis higher prices. Gas, snacks drinks etc. I just paid more here than I would have for something in NY. That's insane. I only leave reviews like this when I'm extremely annoyed

Travel Shop is a convenience store along I-95 and was a good stop today for gas as it had been 330…read moremiles since the last fill up in Fort Pierce a few hours ago. As it is on the Get Upside program, I earned a few extra cents per gallon rebate and that's always nice. This gas station is distributing Marathon products. The building is shared with a McDonald's that I did not patronize today. Easy access, receipt printer worked, it's A-OK. [Review 15856 overall - 429 in Georgia - 1360 of 2021.]

Fairly new location. Lots of parking and good gas prices with lots of pumps…read more You get the clean store and very clean restrooms. Time we went was good not as crowded and able to get in and out timely.

This three star review is less about the Buc-ees It's self and more about the location and the…read moreaccessibility from I 95. I stopped in this location on the way down to Jacksonville from Savannah over the weekend and found this location to be really challenging to get in and out of. We pulled into the station around 10 A.M. which I suspect is right about the time they start getting a rush. Traffic was backed up on both exits and even more so getting onto the main road to get into the Buc-ees. Once you got in to the gas station, it didn't get any better with complete chaos in terms of traffic, pedestrian traffic and confusion about which way to enter the pumps. Inside as with all these locations, it was a complete madhouse as well. Aggravating, but ultimately not disimular from any other Buc-ees across the south and southeast. If you are stopping at this location, just plan to be here for about 30 minutes or more, depending on when you pull in. And by the way, there were other gas stations at previous exits that matched Buc-ees gas prices, so unless you are dead set on that barbecue "sammich", you might want to stop elsewhere if you're in a rush.

We were on our way down from Tampa to South Carolina and we saw that the car was running low on…read moregas. So, we stopped at Love's Travel Stop for some gas along the way. We filled up the gas tank at Love's and took a break to use the restroom, stretch our legs, and get ready for our next part of the journey.

This is a pretty well placed station right outside Savannah, most of the stations immediately north…read moreand south of here are on the "meh" side so I'd definitely recommend stopping here if you're on a road trip. Like most Love's it has a little dog park area which is convenient, though I remember there being a LOT of dog poo to dodge in there so I guess be careful as it doesn't seem to be policed super often. Beyond that nothing super remarkable about the place stands out to me, but it's still better than 90% of other gas stations in the area so that alone makes it notable. Good place to stop, would recommend if you're continuing on North or South.

Nice clean facility. No wait at the truck fuel island. Only complaint is the traffic driving around…read morethe fuel island. Trucks leaving through the entrance when I was arriving, instead of going through the EXIT. Then when I followed the sign around to exit PROPERLY, I was almost hit by a worker on a golf cart going WAY to fast as I turned the last corner. He swerved to avoid.

This Travel Center features an older design and is of a medium size compared to other locations…read more The parking facilities are sufficient, and the lot does not tend to fill up as rapidly other locations. We were in a semitruck and paid for a reserved spot in the back. It's a bit of a walk to the main building but it depends on how far back you're parked. The reserved spots are closer. The inside is somewhat limited for space, which can occasionally create a sense of being crowded. A driver's lounge is accessible down a hallway that leads to the showers. There are a few slot machines as you enter the hallway, which almost seem to be an afterthought. A laundry area is equipped with four dryers and four washing machines, all of which require quarters for operation. While an online payment option may have been available, I was unable to get it to work. Be advised that the washing machines, being front-loading models, have an unpleasant odor. I decided to use hot water and hope for the best. The dining options include Popeyes and Fuddruckers. This particular location is one of only four Travel Centers that offer a Fuddruckers. I would certainly recommend trying a burger there. Although they are somewhat expensive, they are prepared to order and are delicious.

Slowest gas ever at the Shell. Bathrooms ok... warm (no air) and the menstrual trash can has no…read morelid... smells gross. Otherwise, ok.

Corner gas stations can be a bit tricky to maneuver in and out of with two relatively busy roads…read morerunning perpendicular with people and cars funneling in and out from two opposite sides. Once in the oblong shaped lot, the parking is ample and there is plenty of room to maneuver around to your pump. Inside is a busy convenience center, the likes of the offerings I am sure your well versed upon by now. Soft drinks, beer, chips, jerky, car stuff, small amount of home supplies, you get the jist. But the lines move well, the service is excellent, bathrooms are accessible and the place is clean.

I'm certain that the locals in this sleepy part of coastal Georgia are happy to have a convenience…read morestore close by. You'll find a limited supply of groceries items, large beer cooler, soft drinks, bagged ice, propane tanks and snack foods, as well as, a gasoline fill up. Their eatery was open, however, I did not peruse the offerings available. Clean bathrooms.

Great local gas station. Fills the needs and the food isn't bad. There's a good bit of pumps.read more

So glad this opened up. It's the only gas station "over the bridge". The owner is super nice and…read morefriendly. Definitely a good stop before heading to the marina to get gas, beer, snacks etc. Seatow memberships are sold here