It's always nice to have a easy access gas station on a busy road full of tourists and confused…read moredrivers. This Holiday is convenient, clean, and lots of pumps for no waiting fill ups. I always judge a gas station by its bathrooms and they were just as clean as the store.

I got a drink I was drinking it when I was about to swallow and then I felling something moving in…read moremy mouth it was a bug but all of my at there it was good they have vary nice staff

Five stars solely based on the experience I had with their air machine…read more This place has it figured out. They require you to give them your license before you get the hose. This meant it was a nice, non-weather beaten hose. The machine costs 25 cents for three minutes. There is no pressure gauge on the hose but you can buy one inside for 2.99 (no tax!). The convenience store is well stocked and the prices seem fair. Friendly staff too.

This is a conveniently located gas station, that has a coveted outhouse restroom, and small…read moreattached liquor store. Has nice availability of drinks and snacks inside as well. With a coffee shack strategically placed in the corner of the lot.

Very decent selection of drinks and snacks. But the prices are insane. Customer service could also…read moreuse a makeover.

We were searching for an RV Dump Station and fuel, and decided to stop here, which was a mistake…read more Pulling up to the RV dump station revealed a tattered sign, "Out of order". It looks like it has been out of order for a very long time. As you look around the outside of the station it is dirty and the fuel pumps need servicing. To try and get some assistance from the employees on where another dump station might be in the area, we were met with " Yeah, that way (pointing toward Anchorage), it's called Anchorage!" Another quote was "Can't you read the sign!!" The management of this station in regard to functioning services, stock, and cleanliness and employee treatment of customers is nonexistent and has been so for an extended period. Recommend you find another location for fuel and services because you will not know what is available and what is not.

Surprisingly well stocked for a middle of nowhere gas station. Hot food stuffs, ice and firewood…read morenot overpriced, all the snacks you could want, even some quasi healthy prepackaged choices. Beer, wine, hard liquor too, prices kinda on point for anchorage, maybe 50 cents more. Not too shabby other than the bathroom is kinda gross.

I try my best to avoid this gas station at all cost and I'm a local. I have had multiple encounters…read morewith rude employees. I have been told "you done NEED propane, like you need food and water." All because I said I need propane, as in to refill a tank. Last night was the last straw! See below. I went up to the Talkeetna Spur to the hardware store for a fireplace gasket. While up that way I was going to get propane at Tesoro, a gas station I hate to begin with(multiple encounters with rude employees). Anyways I pull up to Tesoro and tell the boys to go tell the staff we need propane. The boys do just that and then come back to tell me they "don't fill tanks past -10°F, I look at the temp on my car it says -9°F. I took a photo with my phone, the boys get in the car and I go into the store. I walk in and say I was told you don't pump past -10°, well it's -9° and show them. Some old crusty looking scarecrow of a lady says it's his fault and points to a fat balding man cleaning the soda counter. Then some fat woman with eyes that went like this with glasses butted in. Said she would go tell him. I asked the scarecrow, "can I exchange my yank, she said "yes." Then the scarecrow lady said "I just don't understand why people have to come in so late to get propane, why can't they come in during the day when it's warm!" Keep in mind it's 5:30 ish... I said "maybe because people just got off work and the sun in down in the winter when they get off work." Then she said "well I guess you have never worked in the cold have you.{here is where the white noise kicked in and I was pissed} You just don't know how hard it is to turn the dial!" I looked at her and said you know what ill go else were, and left. Okay earlier today when the sun was up and "warmer" it was -28°F. My eleven year old children work harder this this old hag of a woman! We ended up driving all the way to Huston to get the tank exchanged. I even asked there at Three Bears if we could get the tank filled but they stop filling at -15°(it was -18°), they said sorry for the inconvenience at least three times to me. I must have had "I'm pissed" written across my face.

It was 1 or two in the morning, all I needed was some tobacco. The blonde dude was a bit rude while…read moreI was trying to figure out which tobacco product to buy. I don't appreciate bullying, even if it is passive. If I could, I would give this location Zero Stars.

This Circle K gas station used to be a Holiday…read more The pumps are annoying. They have contactless payment, but should you attempt to use it, it will then make you insert your card...and then will get an error saying you have to pay inside...while the pump says you can't pay inside, forcing you to move to another pump. The high octane gas is only 89, which is what passes for mid-grade in the L48.

Eagle River's Old Glenn has its share of gas stations but this one is very convenient because it is…read moreon the east side a near the middle ramp to the highway. It's older than the other stations and so everything is clunky and squashed together. The lightning is poor. The inside is full and dated just like the unenthusiastic employees who are just killing time and don't want to be bothered. This Shell has only remained opened because of its location and maybe because of the A&W inside.

This is among the smaller gas stations on Old Glenn Highway. It is Shell, though, which is my…read morefavorite and preferred brand of gasoline. The people aren't very friendly and is the gas pumps are rather squished. The workers don't have the most enthusiastic attitudes ever. I go to this store simply because it is Shell. Otherwise, there are other gas stations that I would go to.

Normally, I don't review gas stations unless there is something that stands out. Today I stopped…read morehere by chance to add some air to one of my tires. And waited nearly a half hour. Apparently this gas station is a hub for RVs to fill water, access a dump station and so forth. While I waited for air, at least five RVs showed up. It is a little unfortunate that the water and air is right next to each other. With the length of most trailers, the service is limited to one customer, regardless of need. If the air and water were located in separate locations, they'd have the potential to service both needs simultaneously. Not usually a huge deal, but summers in Alaska bring about many busy weekends with these services. But it does all appear to be free. Free, free, free... free, free

My view is strictly based on the availability of an RV dump station…read more Price was fair, water was available for washing the poo hoses. And I was able to pull my 29 foot trailer in from the old Fred Meyers side with minimal effort.

When you leave Palmer heading towards Valdez, make sure you see the folks here. Gas is…read morecompetitively priced, owner/attendant friendly and good natured and that is what makes any road trip. Sundries and firewood for sale, great attitude a freebie bonus.

Alaska has a billion Tesoro's but this one's unique…read more Just when you have left Palmer and say to yourself "OK, that's it till Glennallen, time to hunker down..." This guy pops up. It almost looks like an A-frame. It reminds of a bait shop in the woods of the Midwest. They sell firewood. They have a few gas pumps. That's about it, folks.