As of September 8, 2026, the lowest regular unleaded price within a 10-mile drive of Chipley sits at the Murphy USA station at 1623 Main Street. A very recent GasBuddy report from the station owner listed regular at $3.69, with midgrade at $4.09, premium at $4.49, and diesel at $5.59.
That price beats the current Florida AAA average of $3.90 per gallon and the nearby Panama City metro average of $3.86.
Chipley, a small Washington County town along U.S. 90 and just off Interstate 10 in the Florida Panhandle, benefits from tight local competition among a handful of stations clustered along Main Street and Jackson Avenue. Bonifay, about nine miles west, falls inside the 10-mile driving radius and adds a few more options.
Current lowest prices in the Chipley area
Tracker data from GasBuddy, NewsBreak, and iExit shows a relatively tight range, with most stations in Chipley itself posting regular unleaded between $3.69 and $3.82. Prices can shift by a few cents throughout the day.
- Murphy USA, 1623 Main St., Chipley: $3.69 regular (lowest confirmed). Conveniently located near Walmart.
- Express Lane / Exxon, 1698 Main St., Chipley: $3.80 regular. Open 24 hours and frequently listed among the cheapest on local aggregators.
- Several other Chipley stations, including Exxon at 1369 Jackson Ave. and nearby Marathon locations: around $3.75–$3.79.
- Texaco, 1699 Main St., Chipley: $3.95 regular.
- Chevron Chipley Food Mart, 1428 Blue Lake Rd.: $4.00 regular.
In Bonifay, Express Lane at 1102 N. Waukesha St. and Circle K at 416 S. Waukesha St. were both reporting $3.90.
iExit data for stations within five miles of Chipley showed a low of $3.76, an average of $3.82, and a high near $3.99.
Diesel remains significantly higher, typically $5.20–$5.60 depending on the station.
Why Chipley prices look relatively good
Murphy USA, which operates next to many Walmart stores, consistently undercuts nearby convenience-store stations through high volume and a no-frills model. Local drivers have long treated it as the default cheapest stop in town.
Other stations along the U.S. 90 corridor keep prices competitive to avoid losing traffic heading to or from I-10.Florida’s statewide average has been relatively stable in recent weeks after earlier summer swings, though it remains well above year-ago levels.
Nationally, AAA reported an average of $4.15. North Florida metros such as Panama City and Pensacola continue to rank among the state’s less expensive markets.
A 15-gallon fill-up at the $3.69 Murphy USA price costs about $3.15 less than the state average—small but noticeable savings for a rural community where many residents commute or travel the interstates.
Prices change quickly.
Apps such as GasBuddy and iExit, or a quick check of the pump signs, remain the most reliable way to confirm the latest numbers before pulling in. Cash or loyalty discounts at some stations can shave a few extra cents.
