- Super crowded mega gas station. Not as elegant or spacious as Eddie…read more - If you parked behind the brick wall, you awkwardly climb up / hop down from it to get to and fro the convenience store. If you don't have to stop here, better just wait til you reach EddieWorld. More table seating options, less crowded, easier access there. - Long, crowded restroom lines too. - No ice. Too many people here depleting it. - Water's slow too.

I/we were travelling by car from Las Vegas to Los Angeles. The driver of the vehicle decided to get…read moreoff the I-15 and stop at this facility to get some gas, and for some to use the restroom. The restroom was unremarkable--but it was clean. The gasoline retailer has a convenience store component; it's nothing too fancy. The facility sublets space to Fatburger, Cinnabon, The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, KFC, Subway, and Yogurtland. However, based on the hour of our visit, all of these kiosks were closed. In summation: Chevron branded gasoline; clean restroom; and a convenience store open 24hrs.

Pit stop on the way home from Vegas…read more Lots of available spots to fill up. Gas station is kept clean and store is nicely stocked of goodies. Cost is much cheaper than California so I was thankful for that.

I've stopped at this Chevron several times over the years, usually for a last-minute fill-up or to…read moreuse the restroom while traveling. The station has definitely improved compared to how it used to be. Adding a Starbucks and Pinkbox Doughnuts was a great idea, and it gives travelers a couple of good food and coffee options without having to make another stop. My biggest complaint is that it always seems like several gas pumps are out of service, which creates unnecessary congestion. The parking lot is also pretty tight, so it can be difficult to find a place to park, especially when it's busy. If you're traveling during a three-day holiday weekend, be prepared to wait because this place gets packed. Planning ahead and filling up before you get here is probably the better option. Another downside is that with the nearby mall and several casinos now closed, this area has lost a lot of the activity and convenience it once had. It's still a decent place to stop if you need gas, coffee, or a restroom break, but it's no longer the convenient travel stop it used to be. Overall, it's an okay stop, but there's definitely room for improvement.

My children are obsessed with this place. Every time we drive to my parents cabin in Utah, we stop…read morehere along the way. My son loves root beer and he enjoys trying craft brews from all over the place. You have all of his favorite brands from all over the American West! Including one that he discovered for the first time in Jackson Hole Wyoming!

Really great stop between Las Vegas and Los Angeles. They sell lotto tickets of course, sweet…read moretreats galore, lots of snacks and unique soda drinks. Bathrooms are decent and the treats you can find here are worth the extra pit stop!

Went here twice on a road trip to Vegas since it had a lot of new tesla superchargers. It is a…read morecavernous convenience store with all kinds of quick food inside and lots of clean bathrooms. Convenience store prices inside but fun selection of all sorts of snacks, souvenirs, drinks, etc. Great location right off the main highway.

This ain't no Buc-ees! Wish it was!…read more Unless you really need gas or a bathroom break, skip this stop. There are hardly any workers. A line to the back of the store and 1 register working. There a few cool photo ops but nothing to write home about. This is a convenience store with a few extra last chance Vegas merchandise opportunities. Overall, simply not impressed

Looks nice enough outside. Out of towner passing through, was not permitted to pay credit at the…read morepump, had to pay inside, that's fine. Inside the walls were bare. Went in hoping for some snacks and soda but they were out entirely of beverages it seemed. Filled up with gas, then had to go elsewhere for food/drinks.

The only reason I am giving this place 2 stars is because at least they have toilets. But it is so…read morehot, crowded, the bathrooms are dirty and not well kept. It's even harder getting in and out of the bathrooms without hitting someone passing by the narrow hall just outside. We'll try to not stop here in the future if we can avoid it.

This particular Chevron, located in Nevada, has prices higher than California…read more I am strongly against price gouging therefore I am giving 1 star for this station. Gas stations in Primm are cheaper. Don't be fooled!

This is a huge gas station .... Massive amount of pumps ... over 90. Not going to lie the gas is…read moreexpensive. The inside is huge and has everything from snacks, donuts, gifts and everything in between. Reminds me of Buccees in Texas; but West coast version. It took a bit for them To get more cashiers working; the lines were near the back wall. Once they did the lines went pretty quickly. Lots of restrooms and clean!

Store and bathrooms were a mess. Absolutely nothing to get coffee with, except coffee( no cups,…read morelids, add ins nothing) Prices are stupidly high even for a gas station, $25 for a small bag of jerky and 2 protein bars like wtf. Only ever stopping here again if fuel if I absolutely need it but probably won't cause I'll plan around that.

Only 3 working showers no lounge room service is terrible need to find a better location to do…read morebusinesses

This Chevron gas station linked with ExtraMile & Taco Bell is located in Baker, CA, on the way to…read moreand from Las Vegas, NV. It is right off 15 Fwy. I have been here for gas and restroom breaks in the past. Staff are usually friendly. Nice size parking lot. Most recently, I was so tired and had to drop by here to rest (aka sleep). I parked in front of Taco Bell. Their dine-in area was closed at the time. Drive-thru may have been still open. Anyway, I meant to rest for 20 minutes, but ended up sleeping for an hour LOL. I can always rely on Chevron for gas and ExtraMile for drinks & snacks and restrooms. Prices may be a bit higher than other brands, but they seem to be available when I need them most. Sometimes we pay more money for convenience and availability. Thank you Chevron & ExtraMile!

The clerk doesn't say much. He's not knowledgeable when it comes to product prices. He asks the…read morecustomer to do more leg work than he's willing to do. The women's restroom is terrible. There are maybe 3-4 stalls. One of em is out of order. Another has a used and soiled toilet seat cover on it. One of the 2 sinks is out of order. There aren't paper towels. Yuck! Gas prices are crazy high but these are the times that we live in, $6.39/gal as of today, 05/08/26. The pump areas are heat and clean. Nothing appears to be out of order. Ok but not my fave stop.

I was going through a situation where I needed a mental break away from everything and everyone. I…read moredrove out from Las Vegas and spent a few hours in different places. Sand dunes, flat shrub desert, etc. I came to Sandy Valley around when the Sun was starting to set. I parked on a patch of road that overlooked the valley. Not asound of a bird, generator, or traffic could be heard. The Sun covered the vallley in gold and the distance wind made it sound so peaceful. The contours of the mountains' shadows really shows their true beauty. It was a very peaceful moment with no worry in to be found. I drank my water and looked at something I only thought I would see in the movies. I could see the town from where I was at on the mountain road and drove a couple more miles before reaching this here gas station. Already closed, but the pumps still worked. Took card. I had enough gas to make it back to Vegas safe and sound, but not enough to just park off to the side and let the engine run. The pump took my card and I got a full tank of gas. I drove out to the desert part of this town about MAYBE a mile out and I watched the stars. While I sat there drinking my wine and enjoying a little bit of the Devil's Cabbage, I made a wish to a shooting star. I can't remember what the wish was or if it ever came true, but I would like to think so. I know it may be just a gas station to some folks, but those pumps help make something special happen. Ive only been there once, but I want to come back one day. Hopefully one day soon. Here is the Valley of Gold known as Sandy Valley.