Shell

"Easy access to fuel, friendly attendants. Sells #2 diesel with no biomass added!"

"In the area for the day. Needed air for two tires on the rental. Searched for "free air" and this is the only gas station with an operable air station. Guess what? Not free. Bring quarters or have your credit card ready. ((Spent my money on air so no pictures for this place!))"

"Just stopped in as usual, they couldn't scan my DL for beer, so guy kicked me out of store!!! I am 63 yes old! I have spent $300 to $400 per month there for 5 years! They sold beer or pipes or something to minors so now they have to scan your license to buy! Not my fault my drivers license is older. Don't do business with these people. Very rude."

"I would skip this place and go straight to chevron across from mcdonalds. When you first pull in, theres a huge pot hole that hasnt been fixed and we've been here a year now. Not enough room for trailers, even though people bring them in anyway and end up blocking the entire gas station. Also, if your using a debit card, they make you get out and type in your pin or they charge you more per gallon. Plus noone there is wearing masks so your standing a foot away with no barrier. The gas pump constantly stops mid pumping so we have to get out and restart it multiple times while the employees help everyone else. Always sketchy people hanging around the parking lot and its scary even going inside the store for snacks. The chevron doesnt have any of these issues plus it has a great store, mexican food next door and a burger king and room for trailers to park on the street."

"Always stop at this shell to get gas when headed to the sand dunes. Stopped on way back, put trash in trash can and went inside for snacks and drinks. Trash can was covered and had access the front of the lid and our trash went right in. After making our purchase we walked out and an the outside employee remarked sarcastically “ thanks for putting garbage in a can that’s already full”. Not even sure who the comment was directed towards I I asked if she was talking to us. She stated she was and started getting extremely angry. Employee started yelling and pointing out garbage cans by fuel pumps we should have used. At this point another employee walked out and was shaking her head in disbelief as to how we were being talked to. I told the enraged employee I apologized for the problem but emptying the trash can more regularly would probably help her in the future. I then walked always while she continued mumbling something. I decided a manager would probably like to know about the incident so I left my name and number with the other store employee. This was 10 days ago and have not heard back. Unfortunate situation, but gas stations are everywhere so we will use another. I recommend you do the same."