It's a small Conoco station that has a little cafe inside that makes hot sandwiches. There's a lot…read moreCramer into to a little place but the coffee was good and they gave a rack with tourist information. Also it's the only place to get gasoline between Bozeman and Yellowstone.

Convenient gas station; last one on your way up to Big Sky. Your usual assortment of drinks and…read moresnacks. Regular coffee is pretty good, and just about $1. A few fun items, too, like Big Sky elk antlers for your pooch. Good gas prices, too, considering their location. Look out for wildlife, too. We saw a half dozen mountain sheep right across the street!

Perfect little spot for most of your needs. This place was the only place available within 30-40…read moreminutes of where we were staying. They have a bunch of random stuff, things you'll need in a pinch, including various foods and fresh produce (not meat), drinks, snacks, and other necessities. We made several stops here during our 4 day stay.

I absolutely love places like this: Small all-purpose stores that stock a little of everything…read more It's a grocery store where the prices are naturally a little more than those in Livingston, they aren't so high as to ruin your vacation by cleaning out your wallet to pay for food for your camping, hiking or fishing adventure in Yellowstone or any of the other nearby non-Park spots. It's also a hardware, hiking and fishing supplies shop. In fact, I was impressed with the volume and kinds of fishing gear in stock. Of course, given the number of fishing access spots I passed, I suppose I shouldn't have been surprised. While I was there, the person ahead of me in the checkout line had an entire basket of groceries. She lived nearby and liked the convenience of not driving the several miles to Livingston or to Gardiner. I don't know if this place gives a discount to locals but given the number of tourists that were in and out of here, they likely could cut a break for nearby residents. Because it's located on the main road to the Park, you won't have to stray too far to pick up supplies, including the touristy stuff. And the people working here are nice and efficient.

Local supplies, and musical instruments! What a mix! This…read moreplace is probably one of the better places to go for local supplies or things to take home to remind you of your trip to Red Lodge. They have all the huckleberry jams, candies, wine, beer, etc. that you could ever ask for. They sell postcards, patches that depict the state of Montana. They also have rather healthful foods here- granola bars, pancake mixes. The other side of the shop is all musical instruments! They have everything from mandolins to guitars, bass, and even a trumpet! They sell guitar strings, amp wires, capos, anything you need for your musical needs. I think they even had the sheet music to Merle Haggard's "Big City" about getting dropped off in the middle of Montana. The clerk was pleasant, but minded her own business as I poked around and weighed the different huckleberry options. It seems that when things get cold in this town, a hot jam (whether musical or huckleberry) will always spice things up! Parking was a bit challenging, this place is located on the main strip of Red Lodge, so it's only street-side parallel parking. The shop was ADA accessible, but had some narrow aisles.

Love this place. Any time you're traveling you need snacks and supplies. Why go to a chain store…read moreand get junk food? These guys have some delicious snacks that are healthy.

Dinosaur gas! Considering that this gas is made up of real…read morelife dinosaurs, I guess it's appropriate! This is the first time I've ever really seen such a gas station. We don't have these down in Texas. I guess our prices are cheaper in Texas by about a buck (plus!) a gallon. But you're not coming to West Yellowstone for the freedom-giving low gas prices are you? You're here for the wildlife. Expect high prices in the only civilization just outside some of the wildest countryside in the continental United States. The pumps afforded more than enough room for my goliath rented sports utility vehicle. Enough room to turn around! The pumps were well lit, clean and functioned properly. There's a convenience store here, but I didn't go in. I was most impressed with the graffiti on the fence by the pump that was hand signed by the artist! Vogue! I'd stop here again- it's located on a signalized hard corner with lots of great visibility and competitively priced petrol.

This may be the cutest gas station ever because of the adorable green brontosaurus! I've never seen…read morea Sinclair in the Bay Area, so seeing this little green guy as the mascot makes me happy as I'm filling up my rental car with gasoline. The station is clean and is your typical gas station - you can pump your own gas at all hours, it's got the window washing tool thingie with paper towel dispenser, and takes credit card. It's located directly across the street from the Days Inn. It actually wasn't the cheapest gas in West Yellowstone, but it was only like two cents more a gallon than the Chevron a few blocks over, so not a huge difference. I would give it five stars but this location doesn't have a Dino Mart like some of the other Sinclairs. But the dino is super cute!!!

They had huckleberry berry soda and lemonda which didn't taste so good. However this is a great…read morestop on the way to yellow stone. Saw some great skies and got some drinks.

Considering it is near Yellowstone, the prices reflect said location. Very nice staff; clean…read morefacilities. RV dump ($$) and potable water (free - but check inside first). I usually stop here when in the area for gas, potable water and fire wood ($9 per bundle (ugh). When I last stopped in on 05/07/25, staff was reloading the food warmer at the front register; the items looked / smelled pretty good for gas station grub. Maybe next time I'll grab some...

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.

Nice & clean local grocery store. Prices were reasonable and they had everything I was looking for…read more-- even organic fruit and veggies that I needed. Not a wide variety brand wise but you can probably get everything you need regardless. Some grab and go items as well as fresh baked goods.

So much bigger than I thought it was going to be. They had everything we needed and more.read more

This Maverik is simply awesome. The staff are super friendly and efficient. The food is fresh and…read moretasty! The inside is clean and the beverage machines are maintained very well. Not only is the inside great, the fuel pump/parking area is always kept neat and sharp! Great job folks!

Best customer service from a brave gal who seemed to have a speech immediate. She's super smart and…read morehad a good flow with customers and work. Great atmosphere and snack options. Will always stop to buy gas when in Cody, Wyoming from Colorado. -someone with the same speech impediment growing up

For the second time in a month, Counter Clerk JO, has completely lost her mind when conducting…read morenormal business transactions and customer service. Todays event, involved me buying the wrong product. Before i left the counter and pointed it out, she started screaming at me like a mad woman. Telling me i should realize what i am buying before i buy it. The earlier incident last month was for the same type of situation. She blew her top because I inquired as to why the Coffee is always luke warm??? Difference being today, JO, literally grabbed misc. items of the shelfs and threw and hit me with them. This transaction and event took place on February 10th, 2023 at 11:56am MT-Time. I wish i had the contacts to secure and time stamp the instore video. Including gasoline me and my family spend $8000 to $10,000 a year at TJS. I get along with ALL the other employees. When i go into a business to do a transaction, I expect to be treated as a respectful customer. I'm doing nothing more than spending my hard earned money there. At times in the thousands of transactions i do every year, sometimes a mistake is made. As a professional in the customer service industry. I've never asked for more from JO, than whats described in her job description. And for a employee, with a History of being unable to control her emotion and resort to verbal screaming and physical assault, is far beyond the scope of her service duties and for reasons i don't know, crosses the line into "Something Personal". I am a Business Owner. I have employees. If any of my employees treated my customers in that manner. That employee would be terminated, immediately! For the remainder of the TJs staff. Thank You for treating me like the customer I am and the minutes of chit chat we have throughout the weeks. Sincerely, Robert W. Gunstrom Jr Owner- Digital Warfare Records and Shirts

Go in mind ing to cash a check and get yelled by new workers there been cashing for 20 plus they…read morebeen kinda rude but it getting worse