Blue Lake Fuel & Fun - Blue Lake, California

Jeffery R.

To whoever is reading this … Please stay positive and never give up ok

On to the review

Continuing on with our Cali trip we visited this place about years ago and it was awesome

Not sure if it’s still named PlayStation 777 though

Anyway, loved the deli style seating they had and really loved the mini casino in the back too

The employees was super nice as well

This was one trip where we slept in our car for the night and they didn’t have any issues with it

Isaiah S.

Friendly staff, although slightly stupid, and for some reason it's a coin toss if the card readers will actually work. Beyond that no one seems smart enough to properly wait in the line so it may cause additional delays.

Jacqueline D.

Price gouger! Klamath tribal gas station 479 a gallon elk Valley in Crescent city 405 gallon.

terra L.

Awesome gas prices, choices for to-go lunch and the nicest lady ever that works at the register during the weekdays. Every time I go to pick up a quick lunch she has a helpful comment to go with it. She honestly makes me happy to go there! I genuinely enjoy people who give there best at work and she is the sweetest.

Ellen B.

As far as I know, The Play Station in Blue Lake & Bear River in Loleta are the least expensive places to purchase gas in Humboldt County. At least .50 cents less per gallon of gas (possibly more) than any other gas station in Humboldt County including Costco & Renner.

The gas station is spacious, always clean & well stocked. It has at least 8 gas pumps. Sometimes all pumps are full, therefore you may have to wait for one to be available but it doesn't take long. You have the choice of paying at the pump with a card or going inside to pay via cash or card.

Employees are helpful & friendly. The convenience store is always clean, neat, organized & well stocked with a good variety of easy to cook or prepare foods, snack foods, hot & cold deli items, serve yourself coffee, soda's & slushies, fresh pastry's, basic condiments & good selection of beverages. They sell various personal hygiene items, over the counter medications & first aid items, cleaning supplies, paper products, basic camping supplies, some reading & writing materials, basic car maintenance or quick repair items, a few locally made souvenirs, sunglasses, T-shirts, flip-flops, hats, gloves, etc.

Restrooms are always clean & well supplied. Outside there is a covered area with "bus your own" tables & chairs where you can sit to eat, relax or visit. Next to the building is an area to walk around, take a break & get some fresh air.

As far as a gas station, pit stop, decent quick & easy food & convenience store goes, The Play Station is one of the nicest.

NoMoFoMo

Good cheap gas and biased policies that are NOT posted. Apparently you are allowed to wear a mask and hat, or beanie or even a bandana inside of the gas station but a hooded sweatshirt is a problem. Management confirmed the policy. They also informed me that the policy was created by security and not posted anywhere on the gas station.

As a customer and person of color I feel like it was completely inappropriate for a cashier to yell, you can't wear that in here, over a crowd of people. When I had no clue there was a dress code, I will happily continue to refuse until a policy is posted.

Gary P.

THE go to fuel stop. Super friendly staff. Always leave with a smile. We don't see that kinda love in town big brand stations

Justin S.

The free wi-fi was very helpful when we first moved back to Blue Lake, great little convenience store, clean, polite staff, helpful selection of items. The deli is really good for a store this size and the grilled food is especially good. The bacon cheeseburger is HUGE and very delicious, hardly had room for the generous helping of fries as well!