Business Details
About
Water Cooler Supplier
Easy to use and conveniently located inside and outside Walmart Supercenter #5101. Choose from our self-serve water Refill station for fresh filtered drinking water in 1, 3 or 5-gallons or our pre-filled Exchange water station for 3 or 5-gallon Primo® purified bottled water.
Location
Frequently Asked Questions About Primo Water Refill & Exchange
Where is Primo Water Refill & Exchange located?
It is located at 300 S Hwy 160, Pahrump, NV 89048, inside and outside Walmart Supercenter #5101.
What are the operating hours of Primo Water Refill & Exchange?
The hours follow the retailer location hours of Walmart Supercenter #5101.
What water refill options does Primo Water provide at this location?
Customers can choose self-serve water refill stations for 1, 3, or 5-gallon fresh filtered drinking water or pre-filled 3 or 5-gallon Primo purified bottled water exchange.
Which payment methods are accepted at Primo Water Refill & Exchange?
They accept American Express, Apple Pay, Cash, Mastercard, and Visa.
What languages are spoken at Primo Water Refill & Exchange?
English and Spanish are spoken at this location.
How can I contact Primo Water Refill & Exchange?
You can call them at +1 844-237-7466 or email social@primowater.com.
What nearby places can I visit before or after using Primo Water Refill & Exchange?
You can visit nearby places like Petrack Park for outdoor activities, Chatthai Bistro for Thai dining, or the Walmart Supercenter for additional shopping.
Is there a convenient place to get automotive services near Primo Water Refill & Exchange?
Yes, Saitta Trudeau Collision Center, an automotive repair and body shop, is nearby for your vehicle needs.
Are there any community centers near Primo Water Refill & Exchange?
Yes, Bob Ruud Community Center and Nye County community center are close by to engage in local programs and services.
Can I combine my water refill trip with a visit to any healthcare or safety services nearby?
Yes, Pahrump Valley Fire Rescue and Southern Nye County Search and Rescue are nearby public service entities that contribute to community safety.