TA Travel Center

Make TA in Greencastle, PA on I-81 at Exit 5 a part of your route. We're ready to fuel your trip with Shell gas or diesel 24/7. Refresh after a long day on the road in our sparkling clean restrooms or use our laundry and shower facilities. Sit down and eat at Country Pride. We invite professional truck drivers to park with us overnight in our 190 truck parking spaces, relax in our driver's lounge, weigh in at our CAT scale or stop by TA Truck Service for maintenance and repairs. Don't forget to stock up on grab-and-go meals, snacks and drinks at our travel store before returning to the road.

Make Petro in Carlisle, PA on I-81 at Exit 52 or I-76 at Exit 226 a part of your route. We're ready to fuel your trip with diesel 24/7. Refresh after a long day on the road in our sparkling clean restrooms or use our laundry and shower facilities. Sit down and eat at Iron Skillet. Even your pet can stretch its legs in fenced in dog area. We invite professional truck drivers to park with us overnight in our 380 truck parking spaces and relax in our driver's lounge, weigh in at our CAT scale or stop by TA Truck Service for maintenance and repairs. Don't forget to stock up on grab-and-go meals, snacks and drinks at our travel store before returning to the road.

The Ewing Oil Company was founded October 1, 1965 by Caleb C. Ewing, Sr. The company started primarily as a small heating oil company, with some commercial fuel sales. In 1972 Ewing acquired Smith Oil Company, a small Exxon branded heating oil company, with one company-operated gas station. In succeeding years Ewing Oil significantly expanded retail and wholesale gasoline operations, acquiring several smaller companies and purchasing numerous retail locations. In 1999 Ewing Oil sold its heating oil operation to a public utility. The company now focuses primarily on gasoline operations, supplying more than 75 service stations in the mid-Atlantic area. Ewing Oil sells lubricants to dealers and industrial customers. Ewing Oil also operates Pacific Pride commercial fueling sites. Its sister company, Western Maryland Fast Foods, owns and operates Burger King restaurants in the Western Maryland area.