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    Valle Travel Stop & Chevron

    3.3 (36 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Jennifer C.

    Absolutely appreciated the vintage cars outside! A great Southwest souvenir shop! Moccasins, fur rugs, cowboy hats & belts. Also a public restroom. Highly recommend

    Chelsi B.

    Stopped by right before getting to the Grand Canyon for a quick pit stop. Bathrooms were clean, employees were working hard, and the Knick knacks were cute. I ended up getting 2 different designs of pressed pennies for my collection. Overall a pretty average tourist oriented travel center, but I'm giving 4 stars instead of 3 because I couldn't find pressed penny machines anywhere else and I appreciated being able to add to my collection.

    Christopher J.

    A good stop for whatever before heading out for grander places (aka The Grand Canyon). Easy to spend lots here; there's lots to spend on. Not only gas but good snacks and decent trinkets, too. Not like there's anything wrong with that!

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    Sandra P.

    Made a quick pit stop as we traveled to Sedona. This is a one stop shop! They have everything you can think of. A ton of gifts, souvenirs, clothing, jewelry and accessories. I had to refrain from buying things! But i managed to grab my snacks and leave without overspending. Definitely a great stop!

    Alice Q.

    Well, well, well! We definitely felt that we fit the touristy scene at this travel stop & shop! Following our first day in Williamz, AZ, we wanted to stock up on some awesome snacks, and found Valle Travel Stop & Chevron is beyond the gas station experience. We spent 1 hour max, looking at a combination of a vintage car show, dummies dressed in 1950's era. Betty Boop, Coca Cola, Native American belts and boots were seen here. I saw gifts for every age, gender and special occasion. The route 66 signage was definitely displayed everywhere and I was intrigued to see it, as I only visited Santa Monica and Long Beach (Route 66.) This place is sooo much fun, but definitely a tourist stop for sure. They have a gas station service, with coffee, lottery tickets, local snacks etc., I really enjoyed it. There is the famous Fred's Diner across the street, a couple of other small businesses, but nothing much for miles.

    Drew B.

    Don't be distracted by words like "truck stop" or "gas station". These only scratch the surface of what you'll find at Valle. First of all, it's a great location to stop. Valle is at the crossroads of U.S. Route 180 and SR 64 ... so whether you're heading south to Flagstaff or north to the Grand Canyon, it's the perfect time in a road-trip to get out and stretch. It's also in spitting distance of the Planes of Fame Museum, Bedrock City (a Flintstones-themed eatery and campground), and Double Eagle Trading Company, all great places. If you decide to make it a day in Williams, you'll fill the day up quick! Inside Valle, you'll find a convenience store stocked with about anything you could possibly need. You're likely to run into a turquoise junkie in the store: They've got an ample stash Native American Jewelry with rare "White Buffalo" Turquoise (exclusive to the White Buffalo Mine in Tonopah, Nevada). They also have ample Native American items, mainly Hopi, Navajo, and Zuni: Jewelry, Kachina dolls, hand-woven Navajo rugs, dreamcatchers, ceramics, and sand paintings ... to name a few. Don't forget to walk around outside! Past the gas station and main store, there's a great display of about a dozen antique cars. It's a little piece of 1950s heaven. Valle isn't a pit-stop ... it's a must-stop!

    Tom B.

    Great place to atop and look around tons of souviners and Indian craft plus unique gifts. They also have classic cars and some antiques. Great place to stretch you legs and look around on your trip from Williams to the Grand Canyon

    John C.

    There was a western wear shop inside this location. It was almost like stepping foot into some portal that lands you in Wyoming. Good selection of stuff like post cards, fridge magnets, and other tourist goodies. Clean bathrooms but fuel is expensive.

    Marvin L.

    One of the best souvenir shop near the grand canyon. Full of miscellaneous and odd gifts. They have cowboy boots, route 66 stuff, old coca cola memorabilia, jewelry, fridge magnet, clothes, and more. Prices are actually reasonable for being it in the middle of nowhere. I highly recommend stopping here before and after the grand canyon. Also, clean restroom and great place to grab drinks and snacks.

    Old school cars and gas station on site.
    Sasha M.

    Kathy is the souvenir section was so polite and filled with information in the area. She welcomed us with a smile and gave best wishes when departing. All three stars are for her!!! However... Kristina that checks out on the side with the snacks is so rude. I walked up, checked out and received change and she never said "hello" or "thank you/Goodbye" etc.... Her entire attitude was just off putting. So if it was solely for her this would be a one star. Get it together girl. Bathrooms: Clean. Cute fountain sink. Air dryers, which the green part of me loves. However, I like to use tissues to open the doors. I would return if I was in the area for Kathy, but they seriously need to train Kristina better.

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    Lauren Jeanne G.

    The gas seems pricey here until you reach Tusayan, and have to take out a second mortgage on your house. I recommended gassing up in Williams or Flagstaff, but if you are closing in on the park, and running low, stop here. The staff has always been pleasant, and there is a decent beverage and snack selection. If you are planing to hike to the Colorado river and back in one day, (despite the many printed warnings to do otherwise) stop and stock up on Gatorade and salty snacks, like Pringles, beef jerky and pretzels. Get a flashlight too, as you will be hiking out in the dark. They also have a gift shop inside. Fun local facts: The Valle families on either side of HWY 64 (Flintstones Bedrock & Valle Travel stop sides) used to shot pot shots at each other, back in the olden days, as they were both in competition for tourism dollars. They have some cool bronzesque statues which keep the medics entertained. While taking a photo next to a bucking Big Horn Sheep or Black Bear is a cool idea, ridding them is hazardous to one's health. (I think they have signs that eluding to this.)

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    Bought a $50 ring only for the stone to fall out 2 hours later after buying. Would not recommend buying jewelry from there.

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    Great location... We ran out of gas and this was the closest station we can find on our way to Grand Canyon. Life saver!

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    This was such an unexpected find. We happened to stop by Williams town after our visit to…read moreBearizona. It's located near the Williams Visitor Center, which made parking super easy with plenty of free spaces. There is no fee to enter, and it is a smaller place. It took us about 20 to 30 minutes to go through it all and we also spend time speaking to the owner. He was friendly, knowledgeable and you can tell a lot of thought went into everything. Each item on display had interesting facts but also some had a bit of humor which made the boys laugh. In the middle aisles, they had a selection of toys, rocks, plushies and some boardgames for sale. I wish I had taken more pictures but as my husband said, "If we had taken more photos, his phone would be full of ..." well you can imagine lol Overall, I would definitely recommend stopping by if you are in the area, especially if you have kids and want something quick, fun, and a little different. It was a nice break that costs nothing to enter but leaves a lasting impression.

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