Ewings is probably one of the best auto shops I have seem in my 56 years of driving…read more I always make it a point to stop by on my way thru from canada. The owner mike is a kind and hardest working young man I have ever met I have seen him go out of his way more than once to make sure people are smiling when they leave his shop and his work is Impecable somthing you just dont see anymore I have been coming to harlow for the past 26 years to hunt big game in the belts and seen a lot of business come and go in the town but I dont see ewings going any time soon

The Fort. What a perfect name for this place. Is it a gas station? Yes. Convenience store? Double…read moreyes. Gun store? Well, yes. Liquor store? Yup. Craft boutique? You guessed it, yes. There's so much stuff packed into this building that you could really get just about anything you need. And then a few things you don't need, too! The employees are knowledgeable and welcoming. I get the feeling that they know everyone in town by name, but are still just as friendly with those us of who are just passing through.

When passing through Big Timber it's a rite of passage to stop at The Fort. Need gas, a place to…read morecharge your EV, a restroom, a gun, fishing pole, ammo, silver belt buckle, kitschy home decor, snack for the road? They've got it all. It's just off of Hwy 90, so give yourself a break and stop there.

This place is a neat surprise…read more I am on a 2 Week Solo Rd. trip through North Dakota and Montana, photographing. Everything I do is out of my car. In order to cut down on expenses, such as hotels and meals I sleep in my car and cook my meals, there too. Essentially, I am camping out of my car. Truck stops like Pilot and Flying J are really hard to come by in the rural parts of these states. And let's be honest, most of those states are rural. Would I really need those truck stops for is primarily showers and secondarily hot food. I read somewhere online that this place had showers. I stopped in and met Debbie. I asked about showers and was informed they are $10. Then she escorted me to the building where the showers are located behind the main building. They aren't brand new and fancy like the big truck stops, but they are clean and that's what I cared about. The water was hot with good pressure. And... It was hot for a long time. I don't know if this place is usually busy, but during my visit it was not busy. The café had already closed, but Debbie allowed me to sit at the counter and finish up some traveling paperwork. Debbie was very nice, very accommodating and very friendly. Her family started this business in 1952, so she knows everything there is to know about it and the area. I highly recommend this business.

Awesome oasis to take a driving break on road trip! We love the home cooking-especially breakfast.read more

I stopped here only to put gas in the rental car....no other services, nothing....but they do have…read morethe little mini-mart so you could run inside and grab a pop or bag of chips...... I probably will take my business to someone who wants me to buy their services...what a wonderful concept in todays economy...!

Huge mini mart with lots of prepared food, very impressive beer and wine selection along with every…read moresnack imaginable. Basic grocery items, gloves, Heet, etc, which are needed for below freezing in winter. Great rewards program when joining.

Small towns are the best when it comes to customer service…read more Could there be anything worse than traveling in the middle of a not-so-populated area and having a flat tire with no spare on a rental car? Yes, I suppose there are worse things, but at this particular time and place, it seemed to me to be the worst thing ever. Fortunately. though, it wasn't a weekend, was early in the day, the nearest tire shop was only a short distance (with not a gas station in site) and the nice gentleman was willing to check things out -- confirming the tire was just low on air and not leaking -- reinflating the tire and sending me on my way. And, despite the out of state license plates on that rental car, he wasn't even snarky about the "tourist". Small towns are the best.

Fuel up your rig and get your family some snacks and…read moredrinks. Staff is nice enough. There is a hot food service counter. We like the breakfast burritos.

Well let's just say being one of two gas station in round up if one person gets the Corona virus…read morethen then the town will spread like the lighting that causes fires out here. The workers and customers do not wear mask like their DNA is separated from the human species. On a positive note the cashier was somewhat nice hence the two star versus one . Hope this town doesn't get infected