Propane Exchange & Fill
Get Ready For The Grill, Campsite, Or Road. Stop In For Propane Exchange And Fill Service. Ask Our Team For Help.
2499 Highway 201
Nyssa, Oregon 97913
Groceries, fuel, a grill, a tap house and a stage, all under one stone roof. Most people come in for one thing and leave with three.
The staples — bread, milk, eggs, canned goods, paper products — plus fresh produce and a cooler of cold drinks. Enough to get through the week without driving to Ontario.
USDA-certified beef and pork cut for the case, including the Wagyu and buffalo we grind for the grill. Ask what's fresh. See the grill menu.
Burgers, hand-breaded finger steaks, chicken sammies, wings and baskets, all cooked to order. Order ahead or come to the counter.
Twelve rotating handles leaning Northwest, plus cider, cans, bottles, wine and growler fills. Tap house and live music.
Ice, firewood, propane exchange, motor oil, snacks, fishing tackle and whatever you forgot before heading out to the water.
T-shirts, hoodies, hats, pint glasses and tumblers, plus gift cards good anywhere in the building.
Get Ready For The Grill, Campsite, Or Road. Stop In For Propane Exchange And Fill Service. Ask Our Team For Help.
Live music, special dinners, and reasons to get together. See what’s coming up and make a night of it.
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Fuel pumps run 24 hours with a card at the pump.
Sunday through Wednesday is limited — but if someone on the team can pour you a beer, they will. Just ask.
We're on Highway 201 where it meets Owyhee Avenue, south of Nyssa. You can't miss the building — it's the stone one that's been there since 1933.
South on Highway 201. The nearest hot food, fuel and groceries once you leave town.
North on Highway 201, straight up the river road.
Down Highway 201 through Nyssa. The closest I-84 exit if you're passing through.
Across the state line on the Adrian–Parma highway, then north a few minutes on 201.
Out through Parma and across the line, or I-84 to Ontario if the freeway's moving.
I-84 west to Ontario, then Highway 201 south. Worth the drive for a Saturday show.
We're the last real stop before the reservoir, Leslie Gulch and Succor Creek. Fuel up, grab ice and firewood, and eat before the gravel starts.
Room for trucks, trailers, boats, RVs and side-by-sides. Pull-through on the north side, so you don't have to back a trailer to get a burger.
Card at the pump any time, day or night, whether or not the store is open. Air, water and an ATM inside during store hours.
Boating, bass and bighorn sheep. About 40 minutes southwest.
Hoodoos and canyon walls, about an hour out. Gravel road, go slow.
Thundereggs, camping and quiet. Roughly half an hour south.
Lava flow you can walk across, about an hour southwest. Bring water.