BP Food Shop

Very convenient to gas up here before returning rental cars. There’s other filling stations I saw under construction, but this place was fine. It looks a bit off the beaten track – honestly, we got lost making what we thought was a wrong turn, but it was fine.

Closest gas station to the airport, handy for turning in rental cars.
The gas prices are normally the same as other stations and on occasion have been up to five cents cheaper than some other places.
Most recently, I went in and two young males (ages late teens to early twenties) offered to sell me some weed. Actually, what he said to me is «i got that kush», but I listen to enough rap songs to know what «kush» is. I guess the part of that bothered me, was that he inside the store making this type of offer and the attendant didn’t seem to mind that the patrons were being offered weed as they paid for their gas.
I declined on the drug purchased and paid for my gas and scooted myself back out to my car.
I will probably fill my rentals up on the other end of Camp Creek in the future, as I was a little concerned that the owner/​operator of this location would allow blatant drug sells to go on underneath the installed video cameras inside the station.
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I find myself at this station every week as it’s the easiest and closest to the massive Atlanta Hartsfield airport and it’s on the road that takes me there from the I-​285 bypass.
Older gas station, it’s clearly designed for passenger cars as it doesn’t have very wide pumps or very high clearance. Inside, they have a crowded shop of sodas and candies. I’ve only looked in, never gone inside.
Surprisingly for an «airport» gas station, prices are at the market level. Not too high and not too low.