Gas prices down in San Luis Obispo County, find lowest costs

June 14, 2026

By KAREN VELIE

For the fourth week in a row, gas prices are falling in the United States. Even with continued uncertainty over travel through the Strait of Hormuz, the average price for a gallon of gas in San Luis Obispo County fell 14 cents last week to $5.95 a gallon, according to AAA.

In California, the average price for a gallon of gas dropped 16 cents to $5.74 last week. Nationally, gas prices fell 10 cents to $4.07 a gallon.

“Gas prices typically peak around this time of year, but uncertainty surrounding the Strait of Hormuz makes this year more unpredictable,” according to AAA. “Pump prices remain at four-year highs, but the national average is currently far from the record set on June 11, 2022, of $5 per gallon.”

SLO County currently has the 11th highest price for gas in the state. Listing the highest average price, Mono County’s price for a gallon of regular gasoline this week is $6.92. Yuba County boasts the lowest average cost at $5.53 a gallon.

Where in SLO County do you find the cheapest gas prices? Using data from GasBuddy, we’ve compiled a list of gas stations with cheaper prices.

Top 10 lowest priced gas stations in SLO County:

  1. San Paso Truck Stop – Paso Robles, Wellsona Road: $5.39
  2. Conserv Fuel – San Luis Obispo, 2211 Broad Street: $5.45
  3. Conserv Fuel – San Luis Obispo, 4600 Broad Street: $5.45
  4. Poppy – Pismo Beach, Five Cities Drive: $5.49
  5. Valero – San Luis Obispo, Higuera Street: $5.49
  6. One Stop Food – Paso Robles, Spring Street: $5.55
  7. Sinclair – Arroyo Grande, Grand Avenue: $5.57
  8. Mobil – Arroyo Grande, Traffic Way: $4.59
  9. Valero – Arroyo Grande, Grand Avenue: $5.59
  10. Chevron – Arroyo Grande, Grand Avenue: $5.69

 


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4 Comments

Anyone ever hear about the “Stan Meyer Water Car” thing? I mean.. I want to believe..


If it actually worked, it would be a thing. Oil companies do not have the ability to shut off thinking or personal endeavors. Not to mention, his device went against the two major principles of thermodynamics, and he refused to let any outside source or entity to examine and test his fuel cell.


Every wonderus claim for his invention came straight from, and only from, Stan.


Cross the border to Arizona or Nevada and it’s a buck less. What’s the reason? Oh, wait……


Commiefornia green prices….moronic….