**UPDATE: The grand opening of the new Wawa on Route 130 South in Robbinsville, New Jersey was delayed, but is now opening today, October 14th.

TapInto reported a few months ago that the new Wawa, being built on Route 130 South, should be finished by fall of 2021. TapInto, reported that the opening date was going to be September 30th.

However, there was a delay, and now the Wawa on Route 130 in Robbinsville is opening this morning.

The new Wawa is at the intersection of Route 130 and Meadowbrook Road, where a National Pools & Spas used to be. That has now moved further down 130 and moved over to the Northbound side.

I take Route 130 almost everywhere and my husband and I have been watching the Wawa be built. We watched as National Pools & Spas moved their location to a little further down Route 130, then we watched the building get demolished.

We waited a few months before we saw any construction begin and once it started, we had no idea what was going there. It wasn't until a few months later that the Wawa sign went up and we knew we were not just getting a Wawa there, but a Wawa with a gas station.

I for one am super excited because there is only really one Wawa near my house and that one is on Hickory Corner Road and it's not super convenient. It's a smaller Wawa and the parking lot is a mess. I've almost gotten into a million accidents pulling in and out of that parking lot.

I have actually heard rumors that the Wawa on Hickory Corner Road is going to close with this new Wawa in Robbinsville going up, but haven't heard any confirmations yet.

This will also be a fantastic location for a gas station and Wawa combination because there aren't that many on the southbound side as you're heading to 195. I know when we are going down the shore to my Dad's and we are about to jump on 195, I am always somehow a little low on gas and there's not many places to stop. Now we will have a place and we can even get snacks too.

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