To prove how lame I am when it comes to marketing devices. When I'm stopping back in Gananoque on…read moremy way through, this is typically the place that I stop in to refuel. Why? Well, the gas prices there are consistent with your other Gananoque options, so you're not getting pooched there. It's the Canadian Tire money. Which is sad, because I tend to collect and stash away all of my Canadian Tire cash with grand aspirations of turning it all in for a free Winnebago or something, and just end up losing it in the car, the couch cushions, the usual spots. Nonetheless, I still head to the gas bar at Canadian Tire when I go through. It's self-serve. There's no pay-pumps so you have to go to the wee kiosk to pay for your fuel. The snack selection is slight, but is still decent enough to get you on your way. It's a tiny do-it-yourself place and because of the Canadian Tire money I keep coming back. Maybe with enough trips back home I'll be able to afford a pup tent.

It's a very long time since I paid $1 a litre for gas, but that's what I did today! We use one of…read morethose credit cards that gives you a discount at the pump. Well worth it; wish we could stock up!

An accident spot. Personally witnessed motorcycle and vehicle crashes here…read more Usually much cheaper gas. Oftem very busy.

gas is cheap here and they have allot of duty free stuff.... Service is fast and not so friendly.read more

This Shell is conveniently located right off the Division St exit in Kingston, at the northeast…read morecorner of the first stoplight. Gas prices were the same as the Esso and Petro-Canada at the same intersection so I guess you can just go to whichever one is the most convenient. They were very nice and gave my toddler daughter a lollipop for free. One downside - only one of the two washrooms was working, and thankfully it was relatively clean, because there isn't a changing table and I had to change my baby on the floor (don't worry, I had a changing pad, but it still grossed me out).

This little store has all the necessaties for camping. Such a life savier store if you are in…read moreRockport, looking for quick emergency items. They even have frozen, fresh cut burger patties & rib steak from Lynn's slaughterhouse, cheese curds from St. Albert in Ottawa. Friendly service makes you feel you are welcomed in this town.

Firstly, let me start by saying that this place is a bacon-saver. My folks moved to the area of…read moreMallorytown on the St. Lawrence River that apparently has as part of the selling features for the locale an internet-free setting with no bars on a cellphone to be found. Awesome news until you have to get any form of work done. It was rumoured that the Lighthouse had WiFi and I had no choice in the matter. Found between the bridge to the US and Mallorytown Landing, the Lighthouse has long been a place that campers and locals would come to for necessities and the elements of civilization. The WiFi isn't the only indication that they've stepped up their game. Firstly, there's a gas station if your car or boat happen to have been caught out. You're also able to camp there. They are a registered campground and you're more than welcome to stay over. They have all the tuck shop faves such as cold drinks, snacks, maps, newspapers, and probably the tastiest coffee in Mallorytown (which admittedly may be the equivalent of being the best hockey team in Dubai, but it is good stuff and it isn't Tim Horton's). You're also able to grab a sandwich that's made daily (or made to order if you ask nicely) and homemade soup that is also made daily. Not hungry? They also offer a movie rental service that is as current as most independently owned movie stores. Oh, and if you're thirsty, they're also a fully licensed LCBO that has for its size a great selection of beer, wine, and sprits. After I was done stealing their WiFi, I was able to buy tins of Sapporo, Grolsch, Gösser, and a bottle of Casillero Del Diablo's 2007 Shiraz. Not bad at all for a campground.

I had about 50 km to go before my rental car's gas tank reached empty. I saw that there was a gas…read morestation coming up at the next exit, so I did a bit of a detour. This Husky has what you expect, which is a gas station. I was pleasantly surprised that it has its own diner. Had I known, I would have eaten here instead of at the rest stop! I didn't have a problem finding a free pump. I paid at the pump and also used my Husky rewards card to collect points. The diner looks pretty big from the outside. There were many semi-trailers and a few cars parked around it. I am guessing that the food is pretty good if it's got a good turnout at around 3 pm. The gas station was clean. I was both thankful and happy that I found this Husky. I left with a full tank of gas that got me to Markham just fine. I had enough gas to returning it to the rental place, so I was ecstatic! (255)

Tasty breakfast. But t I expect that as an entry point for a truck stop…read more Good coffee. Smiling service. Well priced. All in all, a good bet.

I arrived at night with a quarter tank of gas; I was traveling through and I foolishly forgot that…read morerural NY wouldn't 24-hour gas stations. The whole place was dark, including the pumps. The first spot I pulled up to, credit card wasn't working. The second spot I pulled up to, the gas was trickling so slowly that I could hear it--1 gallon must have taken a full minute or more. So, the third spot I pulled up to worked. Thank goodness. But this whole time, I'm scared that someone could easily see me alone and take advantage of me. I think I will fill up somewhere else if I ever find myself back in that area.

This is a pretty decent Sunoco, located right off of I-81. It's one of the last (or first,…read moredepending on which direction you're headed) gas stations before the Canada border, so it's a good place to stop and gas up. There's nothing to complain about here, the gas pumps work, and it takes credit cards.

This is a cool little stop out in the country, ran by and patronized by friendly Folks…read more A small one stop shop for gasoline, grocery items, food etc. Delicious home cooking, I had a burger here and it was just like Mom used to make If you've looked at my history you know that 5 stars from me only goes to people who go above and beyond- well, the lady working this evening did just that; when I mentioned that I had to eat on the run she prepared my sandwich in such a way that it was easy to eat while I was driving Only thing I should warn you about if these are not city folk; if you dont want to wait a minute for the person ahead of you to talk about how much fun they had the town festival, then keep driving until you get to Watertown :-) I hope to pass by here again

Several Esso and Petro-Canada gas stations in Kingston tend to have much cheaper gas by around 20…read morec/L. This Esso is one my friend consistently uses. It was only 116.9 c/L when the standard price is 133.9 c/L. The gas pumps were clean. There is an attached convenience store and a car wash. Review 2025-169

Pretty standard Esso, situated in a nice area with lots of options available for food and shopping…read more Large Circle K as well. Many stations available and pay at pump as well. Staff inside were super helpful as well

Definitely not 24 hours. Home dog that was closing on July 1st 2024 is nuts! Screaming at me that…read morethey're closed right away. He can use a chill pill. Mans blew his top off when I showed him the hours saying that it's open 24 hours. I tried to take a picture of him outside but he was scary lol.

Good quality pizza. With all the tourists and out of towners this is a safe pizza to get with the…read morevariety of opinions floating around. They are also pretty quick to have your order ready which is a plus.