Or anywhere near Morris county?  I only need a couple of gallons, but would prefer not to have to drive too far, nor resort to leaded Avgas.

Marinas usually have ethanol free gas.  Is this for 2 cycle lawn equipment?

https://www.pure-gas.org/NJ

Think the closest one to you is Powermist Racing Fuels in Newton.  

Thanks, @Krdshrk.  I'd looked on Pure-gas.org and saw Newton as an option.   Was just hoping there was a closer source that hasn't been reported to that site.

@Scorpio64, I hadn't considered marinas.  I may make a call or two to the Lake Hopatcong area, as that would be closer than the jersey shore  shore.   It's for a 4 stroke mower, which runs fine on regular economy gas, but once a year I have to replace the fuel shut-off valve when it swells to the point of not turning.   Since I put in a new valve today, I thought I'd look to make this one last longer.

 

28 minutes ago, 10X said:

Tbut once a year I have to replace the fuel shut-off valve when it swells to the point of not turning.   

 

Probably a low quality shut off valve made from soy.

1 hour ago, 10X said:

year I have to replace the fuel shut-off valve when it swells to the point of not turning

That's weird.  I wonder why the valve swells.  We do two things when winterizing our lawn svs equipment.  First, we add fuel stabilizer made specifically for ethanol gas, then we run the machine for a few minutes, just to make sure the stabilized fuel has reached the carb.  Then we shut off the fuel valve and let the carb and bowl run dry.

1 hour ago, Scorpio64 said:

That's weird.  I wonder why the valve swells.  We do two things when winterizing our lawn svs equipment.  First, we add fuel stabilizer made specifically for ethanol gas, then we run the machine for a few minutes, just to make sure the stabilized fuel has reached the carb.  Then we shut off the fuel valve and let the carb and bowl run dry.

I drain all of the yard equipment at the end of the season, and then run the fuel line and carb completely dry.  But between mowing and late-season leaf mulching, it still sees fuel 9 months of the year.

I think @Bomber's crappy valve theory is probably correct.

1 hour ago, 10X said:

I think @Bomber's crappy valve theory is probably correct.

Where are you buying these valves?  I've had a lot of shit go bad because of ethanol, but I don't think I've ever seen a fuel shut-off valve go. 

1 hour ago, 10X said:

between mowing and late-season leaf mulching, it still sees fuel 9 months of the year.

The problem isn't seeing fuel for 9 months, it's when the machine sits too long with untreated E10 soaking up water, and then the water and alcohol form a gel that gaks up the works and exasperates the other long term storage problem, varnishing.

I recommend going to a landscape supply shop, or mower repair shop that stocks parts and get a better valve made of metal.  You will also benefit from adding a fuel filter to catch crap before it gets to the valve and carb.  It is a very easy mod

 

They sell both 2-stroke and 4-stroke ethanol free engineered fuel at Home Depot and the like, I think the 4-stroke is gray. But it’s expensive af - currently $24 for 110oz which is like $28 per gallon

Get a bunch of all metal  jerry cans with a screw cap , and make a drive into PA or NY once in a blue moon to fill them up. Ethanol free gas lasts a long time when stored properly. 

 

https://www.jegs.com/i/JEGS+Performance+Products/555/80235/10002/-1?srsltid=AfmBOooEVJB45FIAkQOQlN2kqUz-dz-2MB3SxNX0kJBi_bCul-XL5BslM5g

I've rebuilt a lot of carbs in my day,  and I can say that if you dont have a can or two or Berkebile 2+2 gum cutter you dont have what you need.  This stuff is the best. I have a case of it.  You will thank me later.

Marina's do not have ethanol free in NJ.