Hill’s Chevron

This is usually my first stop after crossing the Peach Arch border, either low on fumes for my car, or a quick ‘pitstop’ for a washroom break before getting on with my trip into the States this has always been a staple stop. Always finding BC license plates packing this place to fill up gas, and also do the same, whether it’s buying snacks, smokes, or using the water it’s all the same with everyone.
Another thing you may notice, anytime you are here is that when your pumping gas, there is music playing, classy music, not the regular radio junk. On occasion you will hear jazz, once I was listening to a few songs of Michael Buble while siping my dirty windows. The location is great, for all people crossing the border, and the service is pretty good too. I noticed that they also offer currency exchange.
Will be back, as always right after crossing the border into the States!

This gas station is great! It has excellent customer service and a nice clean feeling. The bathrooms are open to the public and have always been kept clean every time I have been there. They have a friendly staff that will help with all your needs, sometimes even car trouble when the mechanic on site is busy. The gas price is a little high, but it is about a dollar cheaper per gallon than up in Canada. The music they have playing ²⁴⁄₇ is a nice little touch. I’ve seen some people dancing to the jazz or frank Sinatra a couple of times. They offer gasoline, diesel, and common service station amenities. They also offer propane tank exchange and can fill a propane bottle or car tank when they have the staff to do so. All in all I find it a nice spot to fuel up.

If you are headed over to Canada, this is your last stop to get gas before crossing and first after you cross into the U.S. The prices are lower than what you would expect to pay in Canada which is quite high for a gallon. It is your standard station with the regular selections along with a diesel option. Still the prices here are quite a bit higher than in the Seattle area. Noticed that the price per gallon is $.40 more here than in Bellingham.
I would suggest filling up in Bellingham on trips to and from Canada as the price per gallon rises as you head north. Otherwise I would suggest stopping here or expect to pay a premium for convenience when you cross over.