Henry's is definitely one of those country stores you often see in old Rockwell pictures. Yes,…read morethey still exist, although a bit adapted to the need for modern conveniences. Just 12 miles from Snowshoe on the way North on Highway 28. A quick place to get some gas. Refreshments, convenience items and West Virginia necessities, jams, jellies etc. What really earned my respect for these folk was their actions during the Derecho storm last July that left most of West Virginia in shambles for a week. With no gasoline literally within a hundred mile radius of Snowshoe, Henry opened up, powered by a borrowed generator and didn't even raise their gas prices, allowing travelers and residents to fill up and get to where they needed to go. Civic duty galore. Place is totally friendly.

Management of this store and most employees are unwelcoming, judgmental, presumptuous and…read moresuspectful of any non-local, or as they would say "yer not from these parts". Tremendously overpriced food and drink and then the "memorabilia" junk is outrageously tacky and again, laughably overpriced. To use the word disappointed with this "convenience" store is an understatement. Many years ago when under different ownership/management it was a delightful, friendly and truly convenient place to patronize.

I used to live in Virginia and Sheetz is just a nostalgic gas station stop on road trips for me…read morenow! Had to stop and get some mac and cheese bites and tenders for the road. I find that Sheetz stores are generally well kept and have a lot to offer!

I figured this would be the last Sheetz location I was see for a few weeks and I would make the…read morebest of it. Initial stop here was to fuel up my vehicle for the final leg of my journey home. Also, it didn't hurt to make a pitstop inside. Gas prices were on average with other nearby stations in the area. Paying at pump was where to be. Inside I made quick usage of the facilities and wanted to grab myself some drinks for the remainder of the trip. I would have used the self checkouts but I needed items from behind the counter. The line went smoothly and the employees were pleasant to deal with. Overall a decent stop at a busy location.

I had just finished an amazing road trip and was saddened that I had to leave those states with…read moreBuc-ee's behind! This review is a year-in-the-making, but as I was coming back towards the northeast on I-81 I saw a sight for sore eyes -- a NEW Buc-ee's located in Mt. Crawford, VA! Mind you, it was opening week and this is the most northern location on the East Coast -- so you know it was packed! Regardless of the number of people, nothing -- not food, nor clothes , nor supplies -- was ever lacking! Everything was being bought out, and at the same time being replenished. Service was amazing, and their new Chicken and Fries were amazing! You need to get it with their dipping sauces, though. Buc-ee's was beautifully decorated for the grand opening, and traffic was flowing in and out easily. I'm sooooo happy that there is a Buc-ee's located on the 81 corridor, this is going to be one of my favorite stops on my trips! Gotta visit the BEAVER!

This place felt brand new. Like it wasn't fully open yet. Some registers weren't even manned. If it…read morewere more crowded, I would have thought I got here by coincidence during the opening week. Looking it up... The Buc-ee's in Mount Crawford, Virginia officially opened on June 30, 2025. What? Over a year ago? Otherwise, it is still a Buc-ee's and I'm still a fan. I am amazed that being to several locations over the past couple of years I am still amazed that I can find something new to try every single time, and 95% of the time it's fabulous.

This new Par Mar store is a part of the rapidly growing Par Mar chain in WV, Ohio and Kentucky. It…read moretook over a standing gas station with small market in the premises and absorbed the Market at Big Springs, which closed down and it's not a Subway. It is one of the very few gas stations (Exxon) in the area, and the closest one to Snowshoe within a 15 miles. In addition, it sells Blue Rhino propane gas for the gazillion home owners in the sprawling Snowshoe resort. However, compared to the Market at Big Springs, it falls short quite substantially. This is a step well below a 7-11, and its offerings have not adapted themselves to the upscale clientele at Snowshoe but instead, cover the needs of a more proletarian customer base which is a bit dissonant in a major ski resort. Gone are the specialty items, the jams and desserts, the imported hams, the prime cuts of beef, and innumerable other items. Instead, the customer is treated to slurpie machines and mediocre canned goods. I would be awarding it two or perhaps one star were it not for the large specialty beer selection in the huge walk-in refrigerated area. They actually have a fairly large selection of micro brews and specialty beers. That is the saving grace of this store... About the only place to shop in the dead seasons between ski and cycling...

Par Mar is a grocery store and the main gas station around Snowshoe, the ski area in West Virginia…read more As a gas station, it's pretty expensive, but since the price is pretty much the same within 60-mile radius of Snowshoe, you might as well gas up here. I saw locals load up grocery carts, and they had ads encouraging people to add them on Twitter/Facebook. So presumably it's a pretty hopping gas station-grocery store duo in town.

Good, if impersonal, service station. Exxon gas, diesel and the only facility within 20 miles of…read moreSnowshoe Mountain Resort. It is right next to the Mart, separately owned but sharing a long building. Limited repair and repair parts. However, they are able to provide references to repair shops in the area in case of more substantial repair needs.

We returned to Buc-ee's on a Friday evening. It wasn't crowded. We walked down every aisle, saw…read moreevery wall and display. The only detail that could have made the visit richer was if the mascot had walked by. The blow up Buc-cees decoration was festive at the front entrance. The famous bathroom was spotless. Hubby enjoyed a brisket sandwich. I still adore the banana pudding. The holiday items are out in full force. It would be fun to sit in on the branding sessions. My favorite item purchased is the waterproof phone pouch (with snaps- not the pesty plastic top with tabs). There are lots of new items since my last visit. It looks like Homegoods, Nordstrom, Bass Pro Shop, It's Sugar, Pottery Barn, Dollywood & Crate and Barrel had a shopping summit.

I did not wake up today knowing I'd be leaving a one star rating at a beloved American institution…read more Long road trip and I just wanted a banana - something fresh to cleanse my pallet, instead of salty or sugary. Knew that we were going to stop at Buc-ee's, bc of course. They have a basket of bananas, and I picked a pristine one if not *slightly* green at the neck. Check out. $0.55. We walked 45 feet out the adjacent exit and ate the banana right outside the slider door so I didn't have to have an empty banana peel stuffed somewhere in the car for the next several hours. It was black to the core on the inside halfway down the banana, like the kind of black you don't keep eating, not just a surface bruise. Since it was clearly bad and it was ONE MINUTE after I bought the banana, I figured they'd be like - no problem, we'll make it right, it's a $0.55 banana. So we walked right back to the same cashier who had sold us that single banana one minute prior and showed him the black banana and asked if I could just get a replacement banana and he said it was too late. One minute, black banana, same guy. $0.55! So yeah, that's absolutely nuts. Do better, Buc-ees. That's really messed up. I was really looking forward to a banana.

Great place to stop if you don't want to endure the crazy busy Buccees down the road. Massive…read moreparking area, great for accommodating RV's. Burger King conjoined with the convenience store. Very clean and well maintained. Offers the usual convenience items at the usual convenience prices. Attendant was very pleasant. Quick in and out.

The service was easy passable from the major expressway. Many gas stations for pumping the gas…read more The inside was very clean and had a variety on hot for

At the intersection at Seneca Rocks, there is Harper's General Store. It's like walking back into…read moretime. I just love the store. The decor is beautiful. There is a nice old fashion wooden porch and when you walk out there is such a beautiful view of Seneca Rocks The store has beer, drinks, souvenirs and food items for snacks, picnics and camping. Magnets, post cards, stickers, books etc

Great store, great food, great snacks, gas, and great employees :D…read more Super relaxing environment and nobody is pushy or overbearing, but they are always very helpful. Thank you as always. I've been here hundreds of times over the years, but I stopped in recently to grab a snack, use the bathroom, and get some gas for a little adventure up to Spruce Knob. FYI: This is one of the only places in the area to get gas that is usually open when you need it. Thank you because I forget to get gas in Elkins and everyone else was closed. Yikes! Every time I am here I enjoy eating their food whether from the store or the restaurant up stairs, I love looking around at all the cool stuff they have for sale, I am always buying this or that, and I truly enjoy sparking up a convo with one of the owners or employees. This place has and always will be a gem in the area :D

Late October, 2025. We needed gas, and this Exxon station was conveniently located near the…read moreentrance to Massanutten Resort, where we were vacationing for the week. They also offered a good price for unleaded gas, $2.87/gallon, which was lower than "back home." Access is easier if you're coming out of Massanutten, rather than going in. This is a popular gas station, and the pumps do get busy. Note, however, upon traveling just a few miles down Spotswood Trail/Rte. 33, we found both BP and Wawa gas stations near Elkton offering unleaded gas for $2.57/gallon. We didn't go into the convenience store.

The clerk who decided to have an attitude when their Point of Sale was lagging was a complete gem…read more I understand the line backed up but looking a customer in the eye and saying "Jesus Fucking Christ what's the hold up." Is very unprofessional.