I had never heard of Mac's before, but it is a chain convenience store in Canada, similar to a…read moremini-mart that you might expect at a nice gas station. They have wifi (woop!) and are open late, unlike all the other establishments in town. I was starving and disappointed to find they only had low quality hot dogs and pre-packaged sandwiches. Don't expect anything fancy!

Stopped by to get some tea late at night and was surprised to see they carry the Tazo brand! Also…read morepicked up some Starbucks Frappuccino for the morning. This store carries a variety of things and is open 24 hours which is very helpful when you're visiting Jasper and maybe forgot to pack some essentials!

We filled up our car here and it was a conveniently located option for us on our drive.read more

A large spacious store, and good gas pumps outside. What gives this location a better rating in my…read moreeyes is the fact that the female employee working there was so kind and helpful when we visited. Quite honestly it was a good experience and that made all the difference. Being greeted with a smile and being helped with one's transaction issues is really great.

On a drive from Edson to Jasper I remembered that my back tire was leaking air and stopped to check…read morewhen I got gas here, and it was indeed a bit flat. I tried to use my own tire inflator but it was dead, and it was pouring rain outside. I couldn't figure out how to use the tire inflator at the gas station so I went inside to ask for help, and both an employee and the manager came out and helped me pump up my tire in the rain, which I really appreciated! Above and beyond service, thank you guys!

We stopped here for gas and water. Hinton is about an hour west of Edson (with little in between)…read moreand 45 minutes to an hour from Jasper, so it is a convenient place to stop. This is a well-stocked little store with decent restrooms. The only minor issue I had was with the gas. Most places just let you fill up after providing a credit card. Some places make you pay the cashier in advance, which is less desirable. Here, they make you estimate what tier of gas you'll need ($10 / $20 / $30 / etc.). Given that I was driving a rental car in Canada, where fuel prices (and volumetric measures) are different, it was a real challenge to figure out. I lowballed it and under-filled without having a remaining $ balance, though. I just found this very inefficient. For comparison, another Canadian station later in our trip instead had multiple tiers of fill-up but listed them as 'up to $100', etc. This was much more convenient.