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Lumberton, Nc - West 5th Street Supercharger

3.6(5)

Tesla Supercharger

16 ports · NACS · up to 250 kW

PRICING

$0.58 / kWh

AI Overview

The station is in an abandoned restaurant parking lot with gravel and dirt surroundings. The adjacent restaurant is permanently closed. McDonald's is within walking distance and has restrooms; Burger King and a gas station are across a busy intersection. Construction in the area has historically made access difficult, though the station remains open and accessible to non-Tesla vehicles.

Address

2950 West 5th StreetLumberton, NC 28358United States

Hours

Open 24 hours

Reviews

  • Ron★★★★★May 2026 • Google Maps

    The only nice part about this site is the charging speed but all the construction makes it difficult to find the entrance and it facilities going out of business

  • Patrick O'Shaughnessy★★★★★Apr 2026 • Google Maps

    Discharger is right off of Route 95 in April 2026, there was a lot of construction in this area and FSD struggled to accurately locate it. However, there are garbage cans and a very nice McDonald’s within walking distance, but it is in an abandoned restaurant parking lot.

  • Blake Womick★★★★★Mar 2026 • Google Maps

    Decent parking lot, not too busy right off I95. There is plenty of food around like McDonalds however you dont want to go there. You want to go to Burrito Loco about a block down the road and across the street. The burritos are better than moes and chipotle while also being cheaper.

  • Northern Virginia★★★★★Jul 2025 • Google Maps

    The chargers are functional and charged well. That being said, there’s a gravel road and dirt all around this area. You have to walk a little ways to get to the McDonalds. But in McDonalds are good bathrooms.

  • Alex Sheppard★★★★★Dec 2024 • Google Maps

    Chargers were all functional and pretty fast. Good location close to the highway. Area is not maintained at all. No trash cans (so there is garbage everywhere) and no easy to walk to convenient places. Only a McDonald's (pretty decent) in walking distance. We stopped at night. Lights were okay, but still didn't feel like a safe area.

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