wow a sugar addicts paradise …read more i saved this place to return, it has dunkin' donuts and a burger king and so much eye candy imho. plethora gas pumps. sugar addict

Somewhere on a lonely stretch of US Highway 129 sits Busy Bee, a gas station that looked at…read moreBuc-ee's and said, hold my beef jerky. Now listen... this is not Buc-ee's. Let's not get reckless. Nobody is confusing this place with the Disney World of gas stations. But Busy Bee absolutely wants you to know it studied the Buc-ee's playbook in great detail and copied enough homework to pass the class. And honestly? Respect. After hours on the road, I pulled in needing gas, caffeine, food, a restroom, and probably some emotional reassurance from the highway gods. Busy Bee delivered on most of it. First off, the bathrooms were clean. Not "gas station clean." Actually clean. That alone immediately moves a roadside stop up at least one full star in America's travel grading system. Then came the snack exploration phase. They had homemade jerky, specialty snacks, random road trip impulse purchases, and enough "well I wasn't planning to buy this but here we are" items to keep me wandering around longer than intended. It's the kind of place where you walk in for a drink and somehow leave holding candied pecans, smoked sausage, and a giant bag of pork rinds you'll later regret in silence. The overall vibe was solid too. Convenient. Clean. Easy stop. Good energy from the place itself. The employees though? Let's just say the staff had the collective facial expression of people who may have originally applied at Buc-ee's and ended up here after the universe made other plans. Nobody was rude. But there was definitely an emotional support shift happening behind the counter. Still, for a highway stop, Busy Bee absolutely gets the job done. It's a good place to refuel both your gas tank and your stomach before heading back into the chaos of interstate survival. This is probably a true three-and-a-half star stop if we're getting technical about it. But Yelp refuses to acknowledge the beauty of nuance, and I'm feeling generous today. So four stars it is for the little roadside gas station that looked at Buc-ee's empire and said, we can absolutely make a run at this thing.

Great experience at this Love's Travel Stop. The manager was very professional, respectful, and…read morehelpful. I needed to unhook my trailer for a short time to go get groceries, and they were understanding and accommodating as long as I returned within a reasonable time. It's always appreciated when management treats drivers with respect and works with us when possible. Clean location, good service, and driver-friendly attitude. Definitely appreciated the hospitality.

Office is always very clean but the RV spot to park on is so narrow. You could barely squeeze on…read moreit. The prices inside are absolutely ridiculous over 600% increase. What would normally cost $1.99 and at Walmart cost $7.99 at this store. Just absolutely absurd. There RV hookups were very professionally done but can you believe one RV hookup is $65 per night and that's just sitting on a concrete pad. Overpriced greedy. Ridiculous! The staff were not that friendly. They were just more professional but the entire site was clean. I have just a little brand new off-road Winnebago camper that is only 15 ft long and even I couldn't find a place to squeeze into

We stumbled upon this gas station because it's connected to Moe's, which was our intended pit stop…read more The restroom for Moe's is located here, and it was clean. I noticed they have a Southern-style deli called Eats, which was offering a $5 lunch special: two drumsticks, a side, and a drink. My family still wanted Moe's, but I opted for lunch here instead. They were out of drumsticks, so they substituted my chicken. The included drink for the special is a large - the cups next to the deli were extra-large, however. After walking back and forth then finally paid, I sat at Moe's and ate the food. It was incredibly bland - the chicken and green beans. I should have just gone to Moe's as originally planned. Side note: There's a small doggy park on the side next to the Moe's.

Move over Circle K and QT! SunStop is a step ahead! The food is great and the people are friendly!…read moreThe store is warm and inviting and a pleasant place to be. Fuel and food prices are both competitive. This is my new favorite stop!

I was so happy and pleased to see Wawa in the Valdosta community. As a Northerner this was a sight…read morefor sore eyes. Wawa has all the goodies that you grew up with once upon a time in life. Located off 75 in the Northern end of the city. The store still has a new like appearance. It was clean, smelled good and organized. We stopped for gas so I just had to look for some Herrs chips and a Philly Soft Pretzel. I actually got lucky and found some Peanut Chews and Wawa Lemonade. All brands made in Philly. I wish I had gotten a hoagie. Yes a hoagie. Not a sub but I was in a rush. Maybe next time. My friend got a smoothie and she said it was good. I always get my money's worth in Wawa. Even the Peanut Chews were a reasonable price.

We made what we thought was a quick stop for gas and a bite for lunch. Wrong! The bathrooms aren't…read morebig enough for the customers they have. And the wait for lunch was 20 minutes. I ordered a cold brew coffee to go and they put sweetened almond milk in it so she remade it for me with Oat milk. They don't offer unsweetened almond milk. My quesadilla was very good though, Southwest Chicken Steak with black beans. My husband got the Italian hoagie and said it was good too. This proves it's good to have the app to order ahead.

I've been to Roswell so I was not expecting much here either. Well there are two silly Bigfoot…read morestatues and a few Bigfoot shirts. That's about it. Otherwise it's your regular less than average gas station. The shelves and store are dusty and everything looks like it's tinted a little yellow like they outlawed smoking indoors a week ago. It's a little out of the way too so I wouldn't recommend stopping here for anything other than a photo op or a quick shower.

With the name like Bigfoot Travel Plaza, I had a vision how about truck stop type placed with an…read moreEclectic bent. Unfortunately, this place is little more than an old, definitely seen better days gas station.

This particular BP is just off of Interstate 75 on the corner of West Hill Avenue and Boone Dairy…read moreRoad. It is a small gas station with a small convenience store to go along with it. The gas was relatively in line with what everyone else charged and it did make for a quick and convenience fill up.

Stopped for gas on a road trip. Extremely clean rest rooms. Staff friendly and helpful! Will stop…read morehere again.

While traveling through Georgia, we stopped at Love's Travel Stop for gas. As avid campers, we're…read morealways on the lookout for places that are easy to navigate with a camper. Smaller campers should be just fine here, but if you have a larger camper that runs on regular gas, the pump area can feel a little tight. If you're pulling diesel, the diesel pump area offers much more space and is easier to maneuver. Inside, everything was very clean and well kept -- the bathrooms were spotless, which is always a huge plus when you're on the road. They had a great selection of snacks, hot food, and deli options. There's also a Hardee's attached, which makes it a convenient stop for a quick meal. The employees were friendly and even wished us safe travels, which was a thoughtful touch. Overall, a solid and convenient stop if you're passing through with a camper!

A nice and convenient Love's stop along I-75 While traveling…read morethrough Georgia, we decided to stop at the Love's Travel Stop in Tifton for gas, a bathroom break, and a chance to stretch our legs. The company started in 1964 and remains family-owned today. It has grown to about 679 locations in 42 states, making it one of the largest travel-stop chains in the country. This particular location is along I-75, and we found it very easy to get to from the interstate. The layout is convenient for both cars and trucks. The gas pumps for cars are located in front of the building, while the much larger truck parking area is behind it. Once inside, we found the store relatively clean although the trash cans by the gas pumps were full. The restrooms are located toward the back of the building and were clean during our visit. Like most Love's locations, there is a good selection of drinks, snacks, food, and other items you might need while traveling. Overall, this was a nice and functional travel stop that provided exactly what we needed. It was easy to get to, had a good layout separating the car and truck areas, clean restrooms, and plenty of choices inside. If you are traveling along I-75 through the Tifton area and need gas, a bathroom break, or just a place to get out and stretch your legs, I would definitely recommend this Love's to my fellow travelers. Enjoy!