The Green Station

Campbell, United States

4

1 review

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Telephone:
+1 408-386-7302
Website:
thegreenstation.us
Address:
136 Gilman Ave Tuesday, Thursday & Friday from 4pm-7pm, Campbell, CA, 95008
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.4 miCampbell
0.5 miWinchester
0.9 miHamilton
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Local time (Campbell) 11:02 AM Wednesday, April 23, 2025

Business hours

Monday –
Tuesday 4:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Wednesday –
Thursday 4:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Friday 4:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Saturday –
Sunday –

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1 review of The Green Station

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Place rating: 4
Sunnyvale, CA
I was in Santa Cruz fueling up at the Green Station and I looked on the map of BioDiesel stations across the state and I saw a Green Station in Campbell! I was like, «What? You really have a station in Campbell? Man, I stopped using bio-​diesel when I moved from Santa Cruz back over the hill, and I don’t frequent Frisco and Berkeley enough to fuel up over there…»
So, yes, there is a biodiesel station out in the Valley but the only catch is that they’re only open on Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday from 4pm-​7pm, and they only take cash or check…
The guys are really chill and friendly, will pump the fuel for you, and will even take a look at your engine to see how it sounds and suggest any repairs/​modifications… 4 stars ’cause of the limited hours and payment options…
So I just got a hold of some empty 5 gallon oil jugs from a local restaurant for free and I fill them up with some extra biodiesel just in case I don’t make it over there next time I need to fuel up… You can use a siphon pump or even buy a gas can pump out of state like this one:
I bought one at Harbor Freight in Reno years ago…
My TDI loves biodiesel! So does my 6.2 Diesel Suburban! There must be some high cetane in it cause they run so smoothly now!