This is a pit stop, that happens to let you gas up, use the bathroom, buy things at the convenience…read morestore, or go to the restaurant at the left of the place and grab a fresh made sub (similar to Subway). The good: Good bathrooms with stalls. Convenience store pretty big and wide alleyways. Lots of personnel. Always fresh produce as they bring sandwiches all the time. The bad: Only one picnic table outside. Lineups at the bathrooms. Can get pretty busy. For a pit stop, we could not have found better. If you need to stop and gas up, stop here.

This is a very convenient gas station to stop at for trips between PEI/NB and Nova Scotia. It's at…read morethe halfway mark approx between Charlottetown and Halifax. They have clean rest rooms and a well stocked convenience store. There is an RBC atm for cash withdrawals

Your average gas station but includes a large parking area fit for trucks to park and rest. There's…read morealso a large convenient store. Close to the Trans Canada Highway for a quick stop

No room for big RV's to park. Had to back out onto road after using one diesel pump. Nice to have a…read moreTim hortons and a subway but we had to park on road which was narrow and dangerous as it was. Could not walk dog because park across street was closed. Two Circle K coffees and two small bags of chips $8.50. Not your typical large Irving stop.

Despite being the secretive profiteers they are, the Irving family recently made me sing out in…read morejoy. It was 12:30am, Sunday. I was coasting down the dark, quiet TCH after an entire day of driving. The fuel gauge had never been so empty. I was really not in the mood to see another closed service station. As I rolled into the exit, I looked up at the massive unlit Irving sign amongst the trees. It didn't look good, but I'd rather run out of fuel in Oxford than on the highway. As it came into view, lo and behold! It was open and they had diesel. (I even found a toonie on the ground, which, with to the loonie and 100 million or so pennies I had in my car, helped me at the toll, where I was told they normally don't accept loose pennies)....