Senekal Filling Station
Food in Senekal

Shell performance Fuels including the Nitro.
can be used in our safe environment to draw money from.
The ATM.
WI-FI spot to help you with your communication needs and are free to use.
There are a.
HALAL.
All foods are strictly.
Make us of our 24/7 take a ways food section and try our flame grill range of foods.
This is your best stop on the N5 to refresh and stretch your legs.
Our Helix oils cater for the most adverse circumstances.
+ Range petrol and Diesel for the best performance and best consumption.
All popular cards are accepted as a payment method.

Senekal is situated on the N5 and lies amidst the panoramic splendour of the Eastern Free State, on the main route between Bloemfontein and Durban. Senekal, with its enviable climate, clean and fresh air, atmospheric scenery and star-studded nights is an agricultural community and is rich in history. Since 1873 various petitions regarding this matter was addressed to the Orange Free State House of Assembly. Visit our new improved Shell Shop and be sure of the best fresh chocolates, sweets, OLA and Nestlé Ice cream. Butchery as running concern with buildings and equipment included. The church became too small and was replaced by the current church. JH and AE Till were the architects and the builder was Rowe Marshall and Hill. The church is situated in Van Riebeeck Street in the middle of Senekal. Monuments: A marble memorial needle commemorating the centenary of Senekal (1877-1977) is situated on the premises of the current municipal building. A statue of a feminine angel figure was erected in honour of commandant-general FP Senekal after whom the town was named. A head and shoulder statue of the general was placed against the pedestal of the statue that is situated in the church square. The Burgermonument, in memory of the fallen Boers of Senekal during the Anglo Boer War also stands in the church square. Dr AD Keet and his family lived and worked in the house for more than a quarter of a century. Two monuments have been erected at the place from where the Boers conducted their attack. The monuments are in memory of commandant SF Haarbroek who lost his life in the skirmish with English soldiers on a kop situated on the farm Bethel; and general.