Pilot

I prefer going down Hwy 97 when going to California and I can make it here until I need gas or somebody needs those car snacks — those ones that don’t have calories because you are eating them in a moving vehicle.
I am probably jinxing myself, but every time I come in here, I am walking past a massive line at the counter, on the way to the restrooms thinking there is no amount of iced tea or car food worth the line. Just a few magical minutes later I am prepared to leave without anything but the line has been 100% vaporized. This just makes me grab more because I feel really lucky now.
Gas is always reasonable and again they can seem busy but they get you out of here and back on the road quickly.

Always a friendly staff at the pumps. Easy in and out with RV lanes out front. RV lanes may be a bit tight (with longer rigs) when the station is busy due to the location of the RV pumps in relation to the store and other pumps. Grounds and store are clean. I use my Good Sam membership card for an additional $.03 off per gallon. Great Pilot and I fuel there on a regular basis. Wait times are normally minimal but have experienced a few times when not enough staff were working the pumps.

They have both PEPSI and that coke thing here, so people that like both products will be pleased, I highly suggest in having your own cup, specially if are traveling as refill prices are a lot cheaper then getting a new cup.
This is a smaller Pilot then others I have been to, but they do have stuff to tide you over til next place ya stop.

Good stop for travelers. There is even a Subway inside if you are desperate for food. I can’t remember the last time I had a Subway sandwich but they are better than most fast food places.
Decent selection of items a traveler may need including a couple of aisles of car stuff (for breakdowns I guess). Despite that, they didn’t have the bottle opener I was looking for.
Coffee was typical of a gas station store, but fine.

As far as truck stops go, this one is comparable to Disneyland… such a great stop! Great store with all the amenities, lots of food items, and even supplies for truckers and autos alike. They also have showers inside, and like Eric said you always know when someone’s shower is ready! The staff was very helpful and efficient, and people can make their way in and out at a good pace.
Outside, they have a very large refueling bay, and also have a separate RV refueling area, as well as semi truck pumps in the back. This was great, as we have a trailer we were hauling, and there is definitely plenty of room around the whole place to maneuver effectively. In fact, in the back, there is a huge parking area for semi trucks as well. Also in the back is their scale, which is why we were there. Their scale was great, different pads so you can weigh trucks separately from trailers, and very big and wide with easy access. They even had an intercom outside where you can talk to the weigh master right there, which was really convenient. Even the tickets we got were better and had more information on them than at previous weigh stations.
A great travel oasis with lots of amenities, we were really impressed! If we need anything weighed again, we will be back!

Didn’t go inside, but this is a nice gas station with clean water with suds to wash windows. First place I’ve seen in Oregon with clean soapy water. Yes, I’m easily amused enough to write this.

Gayle and I were driving from Crater Lake towards the California border today and figured that it was wise to fill up in Oregon first. Today’s Regular Unleaded was $ 3.99 per gallon, compared to $ 4.39 at the Pilot at on I-​5 near Dunnigan. The 40¢ difference is a significant piece of change, of which we can thank a combination of California-​specific fuel regulations and the resulting market that is very sensitive to Refinery outages and pre-​Winter Blend stocks.
The Pilot Truck Stop itself was pretty cool. I especially enjoy browsing through the Trucker-​specific merchandise, people watching, and hearing the announcements that someones shower is ready.