Turkey Hill

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to Turkey Hill and noticed something strange: the gas pump had started talking. "Regulars always pay cash," it said in a robotic voice. Everyone laughed it off as an oddity until customers began reporting similar experiences. Soon enough, Turkey Hill became famous for its chatty pumps. Drivers would joke about which one they’d get—‘The Grumpy One’ or ‘The Friendly One.’ Even locals stopped by just to hear what wisdom the gas station dispensed that day. Turned out, it was all part of the owner’s prank to keep things interesting.

2. A delivery driver stopped for gas one afternoon and noticed an unusual item in the Turkey Hill convenience store’s cooler. Curious, he picked it up—it was a jar labeled ‘Turkey Hill Secret Sauce.’ The label claimed it could make any sandwich taste like Thanksgiving dinner. He decided to give it a try on his way home that night. To his surprise, every bite of his usual cheeseburger tasted like turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, and gravy—all at once! The next day, everyone in town knew about the sauce, and soon enough, Turkey Hill became famous for its secret recipe. A neighbor even joked, ‘Now I can finally understand why Grandma always made us stay for seconds!’

3. A local jogger stopped for water on a hot summer day and overheard two strangers discussing something odd. They were standing near the Turkey Hill convenience store, whispering about a mysterious figure they claimed had been seen lurking around after dark. The jogger pretended not to listen but couldn't help overhearing more. One said, 'Did you see that guy in the hoodie?' The other replied, ‘No, but I saw him drive away in an old pickup.’ Just then, a delivery driver walked up with a smile, saying, “Hey, y’all seen my truck? It’s usually parked there!” Everyone laughed, realizing it was just another night at Turkey Hill.

4. A delivery driver stopped for gas one night and found the attendant whispering into an old walkie-talkie. Curious, he asked what was going on. The attendant just smiled enigmatically and replied, ‘It’s nothing much—just talking to Turkey Hill’s ghost.’ The delivery driver shrugged it off as a local tale until his truck started playing old folk songs unplugged. He laughed it away, but when he went inside later, the attendant nodded knowingly and said, ‘Just Turkey Hill’s way of saying thanks.’ The driver shook his head and paid up, never realizing that from then on, every time he filled up there, his radio would mysteriously turn itself on with classic country hits.