RaceTrac’s new store in Greene County, Georgia, caters to boaters with six rear court fueling positions with a dedicated boat canopy to accommodate small fleet drivers and boat trailers.
The new store near Lake Oconee is located at 2670 Lake Oconee Parkway in Greensboro and provides “everything boaters need to refuel and recharge on their way to the marina, as well as offering ‘Whatever Gets You Going’ to commuters and tourists passing through the area daily.”
According to the press release, in addition to the six fueling positions for boats, the site also features 16 traditional forecourt auto fueling positions. Ethanol-free (E0) fuel is available at all 22 fueling positions at the new store.
A grand opening ceremony was held in August and recognized local first responders. RaceTrac’s director of asset protection “presented special commemorative challenge coins to participating law enforcement agencies.”
RaceTrac says the new location will add approximately 30 new jobs to the Greensboro community.
Last month, RaceTrac announced its waffle breakfast sandwich is “back by waff-ular demand” for a limited time. The sandwich features “two delicious waffles embracing fluffy egg, zesty sausage and melty cheese in a sweet, savory hug that’ll get your morning going.”
The sandwich is available now through November 5 at participating RaceTrac locations.
A 2022 NACS Ideas 2 Go video segment focused on , which is on Lake LBJ in Kingsland, Texas, and also serves customers whether they arrive by boat or car. The 2024 edition of Ideas 2 Go will be shown during the October 8 NACS Show general session.