Such a fun, unique little convenience store. It's definitely built for truckers, what with laundry…read moremachines, showers, and break area. The convenience store is above standard, having both Coke and Pepsi products at the fountain and lots of hot snack items (Gotta keep the truckers' bellies full!). This isn't the fanciest place around, by any means, but it has all the necessities at normal prices.

Hawthorne Chevron is not a bad stop…read more I had to stop here to fill up for fuel, use the rest room and take a little break. It was conveniently located and easy to get in and out of. There is plenty of parking for regular vehicles, RVs and semi-trucks. That is always a plus. Also, I could be wrong but I believe I saw a truck weighing area. I dont know if it is still in use or in service. I am not sure so please dont quote me on it haha. The pumps are not to busy and you dont have to wait for a pump. Nothing is more annoying that waiting for a pump. There are plenty of pumps and the wait times are short, if any. They have little knick-knack/souvenir items inside along with your regular snacks, drinks, water, coffee, etc. Inside the store. Not a bad place to stop. If I am ever passing by this is where I would stop by again. Thanks for reading my review.

Out of the four machines available for gas only one was working properly. One machine had an out of…read moreservice bag on the pump handles for both sides. One machine was seemingly out of gas and would not dispense anything even after accepting payment. Sadly this was the one my colleague tried first. A third machine was not accepting payment on one side and had an out of service bag on the pump handle on the other side. Luckily, the last machine accepted payment and pumped gas very slowly. When stopping in Hawthorne for gas, I'd recommend going to a different station to avoid the hassle.

Gayle and I were driving back from the Hot Creek area (near Base Camp) in "outer" Tonopah and…read moredecided that filling up the car and lunch would be a good idea once we reached Hawthorne. You can enter Hawthorne directly or via the other end of town using the bypass. There's plenty of gas stations to choose from, and for reasons I can't explain, I chose this Chevron station. My understanding is that most "Big Oil" stations are owned by independent businesses but subject to company rules regarding branding, appearance, etc. After filling up here, Chevron Corporate might want to take a closer look at this place. Here's what I noticed: - Street side price sign incomplete or broken. - Over half the pump stations were inoperable - Rest rooms were out of order. - Entire station looked unkept and dingy. After all this, there was no way I was going into the interior mini-mart space. But at least the pricing was competitive and the place we had lunch had clean rest rooms.

One of the things I really like about these rural Flyers stations. They don't have those fat…read morenozzles for diesel. My truck never can work well with the big ones. But it works just fine with the smaller older style ones. And this one is no different. Sure, it's not much to see or review when it comes to a cardlock type of fuel station. But at least I can say this one has a portable toilet! And as I said in my tip, the hoses are long here...and the retractors don't really do a good job of retracting so if you come in late at night, watch out you don't run over the hose. Normally these CFN places are great when it comes to working well and this one is no exception. All worked fine from card swipe to hanging up the hose.

Our Chevy Tahoe broke down at the entrance of Yosemite. We only waited 20 min for the tow down to…read morethe Shell Station. No other Mechanic around could help us replace our water pump. So Shelley made the time to fix it for us. His grandson drove our son back to Mammoth to get our other car on top of it. I wish there were more people like Shelley and his family.

We had a punctured tire and were recommended to go to Cory to get it repaired. He repaired it…read morewell, which allowed us to drive 200 miles home safely. And of course the tire is holding well. The cost was very reasonable. Cory is friendly, loves to help, and has an abundance of positive attitude/energy. We did not expect a flat tire experience would turn into an absolutely positive encounter that actually made our day!

Pump area is really dirty. They never have hot food available at 5 AM. There was a gentleman and 2…read moreladies who worked there that kept the hot food stocked. I haven't seen them in roughly a month. It's been about that long that hot food has been regularly available for morning commuters. No complaints about the gas prices.

Quick self service availability. Great price on gas, Great snacks, salads, mini tacos and drinks.​read more

Charming gas, grub, gift and tobacco shop…read more The biggest draw here is the gasoline, since there isn't another option for 40+ miles in either direction. But once you're inside you'll be glad for the break since service is warm and friendly, food selection is decent and the gifts are interesting. During winter the area can get pretty sketchy driving, so be forewarned. Lots of blowing snow and temps are much cooler. On the plus side the drive south will take you past a gorgeous lake and a quaint little frontier town.

Well this is most deffinitly in the middle of no where. We stopped for bathroom break. I can say…read moreour last road trip through here I was to scared to stop. Not a bad place inside lots of snacks and other needs can be met here.

Stopped here for some gas and a bit to eat on our way back from Lake Tahoe…read more Lot's of horrible reviews on this place. Glad that wasn't our experience. Gas was high but I sorta expect that in places like this. We found the staff to be friendly and informative. We bought a couple of sandwiches and some coffee and enjoyed the views of the distant mountains while sitting on the picnic tables outside.

We came here to do some exploring on our bikes, we stopped here for gas, filled up and purchased…read morefood and coffee as well. We asked the person behind the counter if we could park our van there for a couple of hours while we went exploring, he said no problem. Just as we were preparing to leave the owner came and told us we could not leave the van there, he didn't want us using one of his parking spaces. There were 15-20 open spots and the same when we returned. Admittedly he does not have to allow us to park there, but you would think for a place that charges $6.99 a gallon for gas and depends on tourists for the business they would be a little more friendly. We were preriding the route for a motorcycle tour we are bringing through next week, I guess we will take them to the Valero for fuel.