The Historic Conoco Filling Station in Helper, Utah, has become a charming and iconic landmark that was originally constructed in 1923. This historic building, once known as Midland Service with an attached auto parts store, has been meticulously renovated and transformed into a unique vacation rental property and photography hub.

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The restoration of this historic site began in 2016 and was undertaken by owner Gary DeVincent, his brother Bobby, and many others who were dedicated to preserving the station's historical significance while creating a comfortable and memorable experience for visitors.

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The Conoco Filling Station in Helper is a classic representation of early 20th-century architecture, with its distinctive design elements that harken back to a bygone era of automobile travel. The building features the familiar Conoco green and white color scheme, and the old-fashioned gas pumps and signage have been carefully curated and maintained to retain their vintage charm. 

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Inside, the auto-parts store has been converted into a spacious and well-appointed vacation rental. The DeVincent brothers ensured that the renovation preserved many of the original features of the building including the original hardwood floors while adding modern amenities to make guests' stays comfortable. Visitors can expect to find comfortable furnishings, a fully equipped kitchen, and all the necessary conveniences for a pleasant stay.

 

The Conoco Filling Station vacation rental is an ideal destination for those seeking a one-of-a-kind experience, as it provides an opportunity to step back in time and immerse oneself in the history of American road travel. The location in Helper, Utah, also offers access to the stunning natural beauty of the region, making it an excellent base for exploring the nearby attractions and outdoor activities.