I LOOOOOVE a good Maverik run. Open 24/7, convenient location, gas and snacks and a good place for…read morea bathroom break. There are a couple of RedBox machines outside too, if you're in the mood for a fun movie night. The employees are okay. Sometimes they can be hard to indulge in conversation, but then again, who likes to chat at midnight (which is normally the time I do a Mav Run)? Hotdogs with a condiment bar, cold beverages, and baked goods are normally on my radar as soon as I waltz into the place. I really love it here. TIPS & TRICKS: * Try a cheddarwust hotdog with some pico on it! * Make your own "Dirty Dr. Pepper" with the soda bar in the back--limes and different flavors are available for the picking. * Don't forget to grab a Maverik "Bonfire" cookie near the cash register, the Reese's PB one's are TO. DIE. FOR. * If you're in the mood for nachos, pour some cheese in a boat and grab the bag of chips--much better to dip a crisp chip in cheese then grab a goopy cheesy chip that ends up not having enough cheese anyways.

My favorite gas station in Wyoming! They have the friendliest customer service and hardest workers…read more The bathrooms are clean and they have a great variety of products.

According to gas buddy, Maverik has the lowest unleaded price in parts of JH my family and I were…read moregoing to be or passing through. As I refueled, my husband walked up to the adjacent Cowboy Coffee to get our regular dark roast drip coffee. He was disappointed that the breakfast burritos no longer include poblano chiles. Also no customization and he cannot eat hashbrowns, cheese or sausage. Maverik to the rescue! Pro tip: the hot, made to order breakfast burritos, tacos, sandwiches, etc. open as early as 4am! Josh (corrected) in particular was friendly and helpful. We were able to order a specialty burrito that fit my husband's unique needs. Bonus: Lola's red hot sauce available in packets; small sauce containers enabled me to get some of Lola's green sauce in a bottle to go.

Coming from Utah and frequenting many mavericks I was surprised by the bathrooms. There were only…read moretwo stalls, although the women's was clean the men's bathroom however was not so clean. Normally maverick has large clean bathrooms so I was shocked. store had a unique setup but offers your normal Maverik must haves.

Great station! I'd drive out of my way just to pick up two/tree Women in Waders calendars and a new…read morePass Gas cap. Gas is a little overpriced IMO but worth it for the cool merchendise and jerky options.

This gas station has an incredible array of 2014 calendars and a fantastic selection of "Pass Gas"…read morehats. The gas is pretty cool too.

This maverick was good to me and my friend group. We made a drink run here when we needed to…read morerestock our Airbnb, and it had everything we were looking for. We also stopped on the morning we left and got drinks, breakfast, and road trip snacks. I was happy they had syrups to make a dirty soda. Great stop on a road trip or if you're staying nearby.

We got gas here and a small breakfast before heading home from our trip. The lady at the register…read morewas seriously so sweet and friendly. Maple donut bar was delicious!

We stopped at what we thought was just a normal gas station on our way to the Tetons, and I was…read moreblown away by this place. It truly is a market and has aisles of things you'd find at the grocery store. I'd def recommend checking it out if you need to grab some items for camping. They had a liquor store so you can grab that as well if needed. I LOVED the sloshie cove where they had lots of different alcoholic slushies. Calling them sloshies is genius. Great place to stop to gas up and grab some snacks and maybe even a drink.

See HOBACK MARKET is…read moremy favorite! It's close to where I live and has a good variety of food.

Very clean bathrooms and very nice people who run it. We were happy to stop here! Well done!read more

We stopped here when traveling through and the man behind the register was extremely friendly and…read morehelpful. The bathrooms were REALLY clean- I was impressed! They have a variety of essentials for cars, cooking, snacks, souvenirs and more.

I chose Flat Creek Inn primarily because of its location, which was excellent and very convenient…read morefor exploring the Jackson area. Unfortunately, the stay itself was disappointing, especially considering the price. The room felt dated and in need of maintenance. The bedding was old and worn, and the shower floor felt soft and unstable, almost like you could fall through it. Several bathroom tiles were coming loose as well. The curtains didn't close all the way, making it difficult to block out light and maintain privacy. Noise and building movement were also issues. Every time someone walked past our room, the entire room seemed to shake, which made it hard to relax. The room did include a mini-fridge, which was appreciated. The inn also offers complimentary snacks and hot beverages at the mart. While the gesture was nice, the snacks consisted of prepackaged rolls that were not very good. The tea selection was surprisingly excellent, but the coffee was disappointing. Another downside was the pricing at the mart, where everything seemed extremely overpriced. We also attempted to fill up with gas before leaving, but the pumps were not working. Overall, the location is the best thing this property has going for it. Given the condition of the room and the price charged, I would not stay here again and would look for other options in the area.

[autistic review] Such an awesome motel! :))…read moreA very nice front desk person Rooms weren't sketchy at all, super cozy The rooms were so thoughtful. They even had a little device thing that can play rain or nature sounds. Loved it here

Limited gourmet grocery, in the Grand Teton Village, with small liquor and wine selection, some…read moredeli items, too. You'll pay for the convenience of this store at check out. Outside, free standing food truck with daily lunch offerings. The tacos were reasonable, and delicious! Purchase one taco for $3.25, or three for $9.00. Tacos were garnished with a roasted, split jalapeño.

If planning to visit the National Parks, plan ahead and avoid this place. They do not open before…read more8:00 a.m. on weekdays and 9:00 a.m. on weekends. This is not very helpful for early departures to see the park and morning wildlife. No ability to get coffee, snacks or food for the day before departure. Additionally, gas is priced at $5.00 or more per gallon for all grades. This is simply price gauging based on location. Gas is cheaper at every location I saw within the park itself, which should tell you something about Bodega's approach.