Chevron

Dorna Mojab

I got gas then decided to use the restroom but it was terribly dirty with bad smelling. All trash cans were full and the water pressure wasn’t enough to wash hands. I hope they pay more attention to cleaning the restrooms from now on.

Alyssa Shifrin

Grossest bathroom, didn't even dry my hands because the hand dryer was FILTHY.

Elina Shihov

Pumps are very slow and then there is no shut off when the tank is full. Now whole car smell of gasoline

Helen Bobias

The Chevron in Hornbrook, CA was a lifesaver and saved us from running out of gas @ 12:38 am. We were driving from the San Francisco Bay area to Oregon/Washington on the I-5 North. My dear hubby forgot to check the gas (last town Yreka) gauge before we headed up the grade through the Cascade Mountains near the Oregon border. Low fuel light goes on. Uh -oh! Do we drive back track 20 or so miles to Yreka, or continue forward? With spotty reception in the mountain range, Google indicated that there was a gas station up ahead 7 miles, but it also said it was closed. We don't know if we would make to the next city of Ashland and we didn't know the terrain, if it would all be downhill (we could coast), uphill or a combination of both. Spouse made the decision to go forward, which was a bad idea because Ashland, OR was futher away than we thought. I did not want to be stuck on the side of the road in the wilderness. On a whim, hubby decided to pull off of the highway and drove to the Chevron Station in Hornbrook. Hope looked bleak as the store/mart was dark. However, we noticed that the lights around the pumps were bright. We drive up, stick our CC card in the slot and yes, they left the pumps on!!!! With a sigh of relief, we filled up with 18.44 gallons of fuel on our gas sucking Honda Pilot and continued on our merry way to overnight in Grant's Pass.