Buying exchange propane he'll give you outdated tanks. One tank was just a pile of rust I refused…read moreit.

Very good place to stop for gas. There is a little grass area for dogs to relieve themselves and…read morestretch their legs. My wife was impressed with the cleanliness of the ladies room. Since almost everyone there is a traveler it was also a good place to ask for advice about the roads, where to stop, etc. The scenery is not bad, too! Easy on and off the highway and a good stopping point between Vancouver and Kamloops.

I would call Harrison Lake Market a nicely located, large, well laid out and stocked 'grocery and…read moresuch' convenience store. Based on my personal travel and stay experiences to/in Harrison over the past several years, it appears to handle this role very well for those who actually live in Harrison, or the many visitors who come to the village on day visits, or longer stays. When I have been inside to browse, and often catch an item that caught my eye, the service provided has always been very friendly and cordial.

Well the corner store has just about everything for glamping a lot of unique items found only in…read morethis store biggest sellers are bathing suits for under $40.- and men's swim trunks for less than $30.- the owner has limited selection of produce but lots of candy and good breakfast foods great midnight snacks and cigarettes as well coffee to go because the lagoon walks need a warm drink to enjoy the cold breeze reminder that the store open till 11 daily holidays included

.. memories .... starting with a photo of one of the fully-packed, service counter areas within…read morethis general store. With fond memories of road stops made there over the past several years, I found out recently that Barry's Trading Post had closed. After 99 years, and three generations of business, community, and family operations in Yale, BC, Barry's Trading Post, closed on December 29, 2023 (source - Kenmore Moodley. Chilliwack Progress, Dec 29/23). I was thinking of them at the time, and planning to post some photos from past visits - what a surprise to find this news. But 'wow', what a long and wonderful involvement they made in the community "All-the-best" of wishes to owners and family ...

Aiden took care of us; he was a very polite young man. My husband order salmon sandwich and salmon…read moresoup: "it was very salmon-y", he said (he ate every single morsel!), I had club sandwich (chicken) and chicken noodle soup. They were out of beef/tomato soup. Diner is next to campground, where we stayed.

The restaurant : Great atmosphere…read more Very clean Friendly staff Food is yummy. I like their sandwich selections. Soups are tasty Hugh selection of other food choices.

Stopped for a quick snack while exploring Skagit…read more It's your typical general store with basic supplies and snacks. However, in the back corner, they have a really nice espresso bar with delicious drinks. Pleasantly surprised by how delicious the mocha was. And the barista was so friendly and kind! You can also buy homemade fudge at the espresso bar. Their pumpkin fudge was incredible. Would've normally given this place a 3/5 as it's your typical general store, but that espresso bar was really unexpected and brought them up to a 4/5. Good stop for a coffee and a snack while visiting the area.

Great quick little stop. Good selection of snacks and camping gear. Espresso bar and ice cream…read moreshakes were a hit! Very friendly service.

Chehalis Store & Gas Station is a lifesaver for hikers, campers and skiers alike. The gas station…read moreis Owned and operated by the local Native band "Sts'ailes" and is located on their reserve. To head up the west side of Harrison Lake or head to Hemlock for some skiing you pass this every time. This is your last spot to pick up some supplies you forgot or top up your gas tank. When camping up Harrison West Main you usually end up using up more gas than you ever planed or expected, as you want to explore the area. This can be dangerous if you are not careful with how much gas you are consuming. This gas station has bailed me out on more than one occasion wile enjoying the West side of Harrison Lake. You have to drive quite a bit to get to the next closest gas station. The staff here is friendly to all even if you are not of native status. In my experience this is not always the case so it is a breath of fresh air for sure!

While the location of this business is a good one for travellers coming into Hope from Hwy 1 and 7,…read morethe experience will be disappointing. I've been stopping in Hope for years and this fuel and food stop was a regular stop since the 70s. It was a good location for a great many years. So I suppose it is habit that keeps putting me in this place often in the past few years. Always now the experience is poor. An absolute minimum is done to maintain and stock this station and customer service does not exist. Visiting there mid-day on Valentines Day'21 upon entry I didn't think the building was staffed. There was a line for the washroom and one other young guy leaning at the drink counter talking on his phone. It turned out he was the staff. He conducted my gas and food sale without speaking to me. Not once. He continued his conversation throughout the sale. He didn't even look at me. Courtesy of this rude individual and his predecessors, I think I can finally break my habit and stop elsewhere next time. That level of disservice won't be easy to forget. To the owners: Hope has a long standing history of customer service as is is a gateway to eastern destinations for travellers and yours are often the first faces drivers encounter in Hope. I suspect you likely don't live in Hope or you would care what impression your business gives visitors.

Family Atmosphere and Socialable Staff and Fantastic and Fabulous and Spectacular and Amazing…read moreDeals like $1.00 any Size Coffee

Came across this gas station by accident. This location is so remote, that it isn't even on the…read moreHusky website. How this is even possible I cannot imagine. But you can see it on Google StreetView. It's a little dingy and beaten up, but the gas is fine. There are plenty of pumps available too, so there was no lineup. The only issue is that the pavement is all torn up, with bumps and puddles everywhere. So if you're on a motorcycle, be extra careful.