Whether you’re planning a road trip or looking for the nearest Buc-ee’s, this guide will help you find every location across the United States. Known for its clean restrooms, fresh barbecue, Beaver Nuggets, homemade fudge, and massive travel centers, Buc-ee’s has grown from a Texas favorite into one of America’s most popular roadside destinations.

As of 2026, Buc-ee’s operates 57 stores across 14 states, with more locations under construction and planned for the future. This complete guide covers every Buc-ee’s location by state, the newest openings, upcoming stores, expansion plans, and helpful travel tips to make your next journey easier.

1. Why Are Buc-ee’s Locations So Popular?

Buc-ee’s has built a loyal customer base by offering an experience that is different from ordinary convenience stores.

Some of the biggest reasons people love Buc-ee’s include:

• Exceptionally clean restrooms
• Friendly customer service
• Freshly prepared food throughout the day
• Large parking areas
• Wide variety of snacks
• Exclusive Buc-ee’s merchandise
• Fast service despite thousands of daily visitors
• Family-friendly atmosphere
• Reliable fuel stops for long-distance travelers

Many stores are also located along major highways, making them perfect stops during long road trips.

2. Buc-ee’s Locations: Complete List of Every Store by 2026

By August 2026, Buc-ee’s operates more than 55 travel centers, and with the opening of its San Marcos, Texas, location, the company will reach 57 stores across 14 states, making 2026 one of its biggest expansion years.

State	Open Locations (2026)	Newest Opening
Texas	37	San Marcos (July 2026)
Alabama	4	Auburn
Georgia	3	Brunswick (2025)
Tennessee	2	Crossville, Sevierville
Florida	2	Daytona Beach, St. Augustine
Kentucky	2	Richmond, Smiths Grove
South Carolina	1	Florence
Colorado	1	Johnstown
Missouri	1	Springfield
Virginia	1	Rockingham County (2025)
Mississippi	1	Harrison County (2025)
Ohio	1	Huber Heights (April 2026)
Arizona	1	Goodyear (June 2026)

i. Texas 37 Buc-ee’s Locations

Texas is the birthplace of Buc-ee’s and remains the company’s largest market. Since opening its first store in Lake Jackson in 1982, Buc-ee’s has expanded across the state with 37 operating locations and additional stores under development.

Most Texas locations are built along major highways such as Interstate 35, Interstate 10, Interstate 45, Interstate 20, Highway 290, and Highway 59. These highways connect the state’s largest cities and attract millions of travelers every year.

City	Address	Major Highway
Alvin	780 Highway 35 N Bypass	Hwy 35
Angleton	2299 E. Mulberry St.	Hwy 288
Angleton	2304 W. Mulberry St.	Hwy 288
Bastrop	1700 Highway 71 E	Hwy 71
Baytown	4080 E. Freeway	I-10
Brazoria	801 N. Brooks	Hwy 36
Denton	2800 S. Interstate 35 E	I-35
Eagle Lake	505 E. Main St.	Hwy 90
Ennis	1402 S. Interstate Highway 45	I-45
Fort Worth	15901 N. Freeway	I-35W
Freeport	4231 E. Highway 332	Hwy 332
Freeport	1002 N. Brazosport Blvd.	Hwy 332
Giddings	2375 E. Austin St.	Hwy 290
Katy	27700 Katy Freeway	I-10
Lake Jackson	101 N. Highway 2004	Hwy 2004
Luling	10070 W. Interstate Highway 10	I-10
Madisonville	205 Interstate Highway 45 S	I-45
Melissa	3201 Buc-ee’s Blvd	US-75
New Braunfels	2760 Interstate Highway 35 N	I-35
Pearland	2541 S. Main St.	Hwy 35
Port Lavaca	2318 W. Main St.	Hwy 87
Royse City	5005 E. Interstate 30	I-30
Temple	4155 N. General Bruce Drive	I-35
Terrell	506 W. Interstate Highway 20	I-20
Texas City	6201 Gulf Freeway	I-45
Waller	28505 Katy Hockley Rd	Hwy 290
Wharton	3101 N. Rich	Hwy 59

Texas Quick Facts

• Luling (I-10) — World’s largest Buc-ee’s at 75,593 sq ft, 120 fuel pumps
• New Braunfels (I-35) — Held the world’s largest title from 2012–2023; still one of the busiest
• Madisonville (I-45) — Famous Wall of Jerky, midpoint between Dallas and Houston
• Katy (I-10) — 120 pump mega-store serving the Houston metro

ii. Alabama Buc-ee’s Locations

Alabama became the first state outside Texas to welcome Buc-ee’s when the Robertsdale/Loxley location opened in 2019. Since then, the company has expanded across the state with stores serving major interstate highways.

Today, Alabama is one of Buc-ee’s strongest markets outside Texas.

City	Address	Major Highway
Athens	2328 Lindsay Lane South	I-65
Auburn	2600 Buc-ee’s Blvd	I-85
Leeds	3031 Buc-ee’s Blvd	I-20
Loxley	20403 County Road 68	I-10
Robertsdale	22320 US-90	US-90

Road trip tip: The Leeds location (I-20, near Birmingham) is the go-to stop between Atlanta and Birmingham — positioned perfectly at the 90-minute mark from both cities.

iii. Florida Buc-ee’s Locations

Florida quickly became one of Buc-ee’s fastest-growing states.

City	Address	Major Highway
Daytona Beach	2330 Gateway North Drive	I-95
St. Augustine	2250 State Road 16	I-95

Road trip tip: Both Florida locations sit on I-95 — one heading north, one heading south. If you’re doing the full Florida run from Jacksonville to Miami, hit St. Augustine southbound and Daytona Beach on the way back.

iv. Georgia 3+ Buc-ee’s Locations

Georgia has become an important part of Buc-ee’s southeastern expansion.

City	Address	Major Highway
Adairsville (Calhoun Area)	601 Union Grove Rd. SE	I-75
Brunswick	3600 Buc-ee’s Blvd	I-95
Warner Robins	2700 Watson Blvd	I-75
Monroe County (Planned)	TBD	I-75

Road trip tip: If you’re driving I-75 between Atlanta and Florida, hit Adairsville heading south and Warner Robins on the way back — they’re spaced almost perfectly for a round trip.

V. Tennessee Buc-ee’s Locations

Tennessee is another rapidly growing Buc-ee’s state.

City	Address	Major Highway
Crossville	100 Buc-ee’s Lane	I-40
Sevierville (Kodak)	170 Buc-ee’s Blvd	I-40
Murfreesboro (Opening November 2026)	Address to be announced	I-24

Don’t miss: Sevierville is the closest full-scale Buc-ee’s to the Smoky Mountains National Park — expect large crowds on summer weekends. Arrive before 9 a.m. or after 8 p.m. to beat the rush.

vi. Kentucky Buc-ee’s Locations

Kentucky currently has two Buc-ee’s travel centers.

City	Address	Major Highway
Richmond	1013 Buc-ee’s Blvd	I-75
Smiths Grove	1100 Happy Valley Rd	I-65

Road trip tip: Richmond is the closest open Buc-ee’s to Ohio (before Huber Heights opened), positioned halfway between Knoxville, Tennessee and Cincinnati.

vii. South Carolina Buc-ee’s Locations

South Carolina currently has one Buc-ee’s location.

City	Address	Major Highway
Florence	3390 N. Williston Road	I-95

Situated near Interstate 95, this store welcomes thousands of travelers heading between Florida and the northeastern United States.

viii. Colorado Buc-ee’s Locations

Colorado became the first western state to receive Buc-ee’s.

City	Address	Major Highway
Johnstown	4702 Ronald Reagan Blvd	I-25

ix. Mississippi Buc-ee’s Locations

Mississippi joined the Buc-ee’s family with a modern travel center that quickly became a favorite stop for travelers along the Gulf Coast. Although the state currently has only one location, it welcomes thousands of visitors every day because of its convenient location and wide range of services.

City	Address	Major Highway
Harrison County (Pass Christian)	8245 Firetower Road	I-10

x. Missouri Buc-ee’s Locations

Missouri became another important milestone in Buc-ee’s

City	Address	Major Highway
Springfield	4225 W. Sunshine St.	I-44

The Springfield store opened in December 2023, planted right on I-44 — a major cross-country route running from St. Louis to Oklahoma City. It’s a key stop for anyone driving from the Midwest to Texas.

xi. Virginia Buc-ee’s Locations

Virginia officially welcomed its first Buc-ee’s in 2026, marking another major step in the company’s expansion along the East Coast.

City	Address	Major Highway
Rockingham County (Mount Crawford)	Address to be announced	I-81

xii. Ohio Buc-ee’s Locations

Ohio became one of the newest states to join the Buc-ee’s family in 2026.

City	Address	Major Highway
Huber Heights	8000 State Route 235	I-70

xiii. Arizona Buc-ee’s Locations

Arizona became Buc-ee’s newest operating state in 2026.

City	Address	Major Highway
Goodyear	1001 N. Bullard Ave., Goodyear, AZ 85338	I-10

The Goodyear travel center is Buc-ee’s first Arizona location, officially opened on June 22, 2026, just off Interstate 10.

The year 2026 has been one of Buc-ee’s busiest years for expansion. The company opened several new travel centers while continuing construction on many others across the United States.

Some of the biggest openings include:

i. Arizona — Goodyear (Opened June 22, 2026)

Address: Near Interstate 10 and Bullard Avenue, Goodyear, Arizona
Store Size: 74,000 sq. ft.
Fuel Pumps: 120

ii. Arkansas — Benton (Opening August 17, 2026)

Address: Northwest corner of Interstate 30 and State Highway 299, Benton, Arkansas
Store Size: Approximately 74,000 sq. ft.
Fuel Pumps: 100+

Arkansas’s first Buc-ee’s is scheduled to open on August 17, 2026 in Benton, just southwest of Little Rock. Once open, it will provide a major travel stop along Interstate 30 and create hundreds of local jobs.

iii. Texas — San Marcos (Opened August 12, 2026)

Address: Yarrington Road and Interstate 35, San Marcos, Texas
Store Size: 74,000 sq. ft.
Fuel Pumps: 128

Buc-ee’s newest Texas location officially opens on August 12, 2026.

iv. Tennessee — Murfreesboro (Expected Opening November 16, 2026)

Address: To be announced
Major Highway: Interstate 24

Murfreesboro is expected to become Tennessee’s third full-size Buc-ee’s travel center. Located along Interstate 24 between Nashville and Chattanooga, the new store is projected to open on November 16, 2026, expanding Buc-ee’s presence in Middle Tennessee.

5. Buc-ee’s Locations Coming in 2027

Buc-ee’s has announced several confirmed projects that are expected to open over the next few years.

State	City	Project Status	Expected Timeline
Wisconsin	Oak Creek	Confirmed	Spring 2027
Louisiana	Ruston	Confirmed	Mid-2027
Kansas	Kansas City	Confirmed	2027
North Carolina	Mebane	Confirmed	Late 2027
Georgia	Monroe County	Planned	To Be Announced
Florida	Port St. Lucie	Proposed	To Be Announced
Florida	Tallahassee	Proposed	To Be Announced
Arkansas	Fayette County	Planned	To Be Announced
Kentucky	Oak Grove	Proposed	To Be Announced

Some of these locations are already under construction, while others are completing planning and permitting.

6. Buc-ee’s Locations on the Horizon (2028+)

Several states have announced or confirmed sites that are still years out:

• Indiana: Greenwood (near Indianapolis on I-65), deal reportedly nearing completion as of early 2026
• Utah: Springville, approved by city council for construction
• Iowa: No confirmed location yet, but strong community interest in Norwalk (near Des Moines)
• Florida, Ocala: Confirmed for 2028
• West Memphis, AR: Pushed to June 2028
• Colorado, Palmer Lake: Proposed but facing local opposition

Based on officially announced projects and approved developments, Buc-ee’s is expected to expand into additional states over the coming years.

The most likely new states include:

• Louisiana
• Nebraska
• Kansas
• North Carolina
• Arkansas

Other proposals have also been discussed in states such as Idaho and Wisconsin, although some projects are still awaiting final approvals or have faced planning delays.

No matter which Buc-ee’s location you visit, you’ll enjoy the same high-quality experience that has made the brand famous across the United States.

i. Fuel & Parking

Buc-ee’s travel centers are built to handle heavy traffic, making them convenient stops for road trips and daily travel.

• 100+ fuel pumps at most newer travel centers
• Large parking areas for cars, RVs, and buses
• No 18-wheelers or semi-trucks permitted, helping reduce congestion
• Fast EV charging stations at many newer locations, with the network continuing to expand
• Car washes available at many stores (hours may vary by location)
• Air and water stations available at selected locations

ii. Food (Available 24/7)

Fresh food is one of the biggest reasons travelers stop at Buc-ee’s. Most locations prepare food throughout the day, ensuring a wide variety of hot and fresh options.

Popular menu items include:

• Texas-style BBQ brisket sandwiches
• Pulled pork and smoked turkey sandwiches
• Fresh breakfast tacos, kolaches, biscuits, burritos, and pastries (typically served from early morning until around 10:30 a.m.)
• World-famous Beaver Nuggets
• The Wall of Jerky featuring dozens of beef jerky flavors
• Fresh homemade fudge
• Fresh bakery items
• Hot sandwiches and wraps
• Fresh salads and fruit cups
• Coffee, fountain drinks, ICEEs, and bottled beverages

Many locations also offer seasonal menu items and limited-time treats throughout the year.

iii. Restrooms

Buc-ee’s has earned a nationwide reputation for having some of the cleanest restrooms in America. Restrooms are cleaned regularly throughout the day to maintain high cleanliness standards.

The New Braunfels, Texas location won the Cintas “America’s Best Restroom” Award in 2012, and clean restrooms remain one of Buc-ee’s most recognized features. Spacious family restrooms, baby-changing stations, and accessible facilities are available at most travel centers.

iv. Merchandise

Shopping is a major part of the Buc-ee’s experience. Every store offers thousands of exclusive products that cannot be found anywhere else.

Popular merchandise includes:

• Buc-ee’s T-shirts and hoodies
• Hats and caps
• Coffee mugs and tumblers
• Bucky the Beaver plush toys
• Seasonal holiday collections
• Home décor and kitchen items
• Travel accessories
• Outdoor and camping gear
• Texas-themed souvenirs
• Limited-edition collectibles

Many travelers plan their road trips by interstate highways rather than by state. To make your journey easier, we’ve organized Buc-ee’s locations by the country’s busiest highway corridors.

I-10 Corridor (East–West) — 7+ Locations

Interstate 10 stretches from Santa Monica, California, to Jacksonville, Florida. The Texas and Gulf Coast section of I-10 is home to some of the busiest Buc-ee’s travel centers, making it one of the best routes for Buc-ee’s fans.

City	State	Location Along I-10	Distance from Houston
Baytown	Texas	East of Houston	~25 miles
Katy	Texas	West of Houston	~30 miles
Luling	Texas	Toward San Antonio	~90 miles
Boerne (Coming Soon)	Texas	West of San Antonio	~120 miles
Loxley	Alabama	Mobile Area	—
Pass Christian	Mississippi	Mississippi Gulf Coast	—
Daytona Beach	Florida	Northeast Florida	—

Best for Travelers: If you’re driving between Houston and San Antonio, Katy and Luling are excellent places to stop for fuel, food, and a short break. Once the Boerne location opens, the Texas stretch of I-10 will become even more convenient for travelers.

I-35 Corridor (North–South) — 6+ Locations

Interstate 35 is one of Texas’s busiest highways, connecting Laredo on the Mexican border with the Midwestern United States. Several Buc-ee’s locations are conveniently positioned along this major route.

City	State	Location
Fort Worth	Texas	I-35W – Northwest DFW
Denton	Texas	I-35E – North of Dallas
Temple	Texas	Between Waco and Austin
San Marcos	Texas	Between Austin and San Antonio
New Braunfels	Texas	North of San Antonio
Athens	Alabama	Near I-65 Corridor

Best for Travelers: The Dallas–Austin–San Antonio route offers multiple Buc-ee’s stops. Temple, San Marcos, and New Braunfels are ideal places to refuel and enjoy a meal during your trip.

I-45 Corridor (Dallas–Houston) — 3 Locations

Interstate 45 connects two of Texas’s largest cities. Buc-ee’s travel centers are well placed along this route, making long drives more comfortable.

City	State	Location
Ennis	Texas	South of Dallas
Madisonville	Texas	Midway between Dallas and Houston
Texas City	Texas	South of Houston, near Galveston

Best for Travelers: Madisonville is one of the most popular Buc-ee’s stops on the Dallas–Houston route because of its central location.

I-75 Corridor (Michigan–Florida) — 5 Locations

Interstate 75 is one of the longest north–south highways in the United States. Buc-ee’s locations along this route provide convenient stops for travelers heading through Kentucky, Georgia, and Tennessee.

City	State	Location
Richmond	Kentucky	South of Cincinnati
Adairsville	Georgia	North of Atlanta
Warner Robins	Georgia	South of Macon
Monroe County (Planned)	Georgia	Along I-75
Crossville	Tennessee	Near the I-40 Junction

Best for Travelers: Drivers traveling between Cincinnati and Atlanta can easily stop at Richmond and Adairsville before continuing south.

I-95 Corridor (East Coast) — 5 Locations

Interstate 95 is the primary highway along the East Coast, connecting several major cities from Florida to the northeastern United States.

City	State	Location
Rockingham County (Mount Crawford)	Virginia	Shenandoah Valley
Florence	South Carolina	Central South Carolina
St. Augustine	Florida	Northeast Florida
Daytona Beach	Florida	Central East Coast
Port St. Lucie (Planned)	Florida	South-Central Florida

Best for Travelers: Travelers heading between Florida and the Mid-Atlantic will find Florence, St. Augustine, and Daytona Beach among the most convenient Buc-ee’s stops.

I-65 Corridor (Nashville–Mobile) — 3 Locations

Interstate 65 connects the Midwest with the Gulf Coast and serves several Buc-ee’s travel centers.

City	State	Location
Athens	Alabama	Northern Alabama
Smiths Grove	Kentucky	Near Mammoth Cave
Leeds	Alabama	Near the I-20 Interchange

Best for Travelers: Athens and Smiths Grove are ideal stops for travelers driving between Louisville, Nashville, and Birmingham.

I-20 Corridor (Atlanta–Dallas) — 2 Locations

City	State	Location
Leeds	Alabama	Near Birmingham
Terrell	Texas	East of Dallas

Best for Travelers: These two locations provide convenient stops for travelers crossing the southern United States along Interstate 20.

I-40 Corridor (Nashville–Albuquerque) — 2 Locations

City	State	Location
Crossville	Tennessee	Between Nashville and Knoxville
Sevierville (Kodak)	Tennessee	Near the Great Smoky Mountains

Best for Travelers: Crossville is an excellent midpoint stop, while Sevierville is popular with visitors heading to Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg.

I-25 Corridor (Denver–El Paso) — 1 Location

City	State	Location
Johnstown	Colorado	Between Denver and Cheyenne

Best for Travelers: This location serves as an ideal stop for travelers exploring Colorado and southern Wyoming.

I-44 Corridor (St. Louis–Oklahoma City) — 1 Location

City	State	Location
Springfield	Missouri	Midway between St. Louis and Oklahoma City

Best for Travelers: Springfield is a convenient Buc-ee’s stop for anyone driving across Missouri on Interstate 44.

Many travelers search online to find the closest Buc-ee’s to their city before planning a road trip. If your city doesn’t yet have a Buc-ee’s, the table below shows the nearest location, the approximate driving distance, the main highway to take, and the estimated travel time.

City	Nearest Buc-ee’s	Approx. Distance	Main Highway	Estimated Drive Time
Nashville, Tennessee	Crossville, Tennessee	68 miles	I-40 East	~1 hour
Cincinnati, Ohio	Huber Heights, Ohio	20 miles	I-70	~22 minutes
Columbus, Ohio	Huber Heights, Ohio	55 miles	I-70	~50 minutes
Charlotte, North Carolina	Florence, South Carolina	95 miles	I-77 → I-95	~1.5 hours
Atlanta, Georgia	Adairsville, Georgia	63 miles	I-75 North	~1 hour
Chicago, Illinois	Oak Creek, Wisconsin (Planned)	90 miles	I-94	~1.5 hours
Indianapolis, Indiana	Huber Heights, Ohio	115 miles	I-70 East	~1 hour 45 minutes
Memphis, Tennessee	No Buc-ee’s Nearby (Arkansas location planned)	—	—	Not yet available
Washington, D.C.	Rockingham County (Mount Crawford), Virginia	130 miles	I-81	~2 hours
Richmond, Virginia	Rockingham County (Mount Crawford), Virginia	115 miles	I-81	~1 hour 45 minutes
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Florence, South Carolina	520 miles	I-95	~8 hours
New York City, New York	Florence, South Carolina	640 miles	I-95	~10 hours
Denver, Colorado	Johnstown, Colorado	35 miles	I-25	~35 minutes
Cheyenne, Wyoming	Johnstown, Colorado	50 miles	I-25	~45 minutes
Kansas City, Missouri	Springfield, Missouri	165 miles	I-44	~2.5 hours
St. Louis, Missouri	Springfield, Missouri	215 miles	I-44	~3 hours
Birmingham, Alabama	Leeds, Alabama	10 miles	I-20	~12 minutes
Huntsville, Alabama	Athens, Alabama	15 miles	I-65	~15 minutes
Mobile, Alabama	Loxley, Alabama	25 miles	I-10	~25 minutes
Knoxville, Tennessee	Sevierville (Kodak), Tennessee	30 miles	I-40	~30 minutes
Louisville, Kentucky	Smiths Grove, Kentucky	90 miles	I-65	~1 hour 25 minutes
Lexington, Kentucky	Richmond, Kentucky	28 miles	I-75	~28 minutes
Jacksonville, Florida	St. Augustine, Florida	40 miles	I-95	~35 minutes
Orlando, Florida	Daytona Beach, Florida	55 miles	I-4 → I-95	~55 minutes
Tampa, Florida	Daytona Beach, Florida	110 miles	I-4	~1 hour 45 minutes
Miami, Florida	Port St. Lucie (Planned)	—	—	Not yet available
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina	Florence, South Carolina	70 miles	I-95	~1 hour
Savannah, Georgia	Brunswick, Georgia	65 miles	I-95	~1 hour
Phoenix, Arizona	Goodyear, Arizona	20 miles	I-10	~20 minutes
Tucson, Arizona	Goodyear, Arizona	115 miles	I-10	~1 hour 45 minutes
Las Vegas, Nevada	Goodyear, Arizona	290 miles	I-40 → I-17 → I-10	~4.5 hours
Los Angeles, California	Goodyear, Arizona	360 miles	I-10	~5 hours
Dallas, Texas	Fort Worth, Texas	30 miles	I-35W	~30 minutes
San Antonio, Texas	New Braunfels, Texas	28 miles	I-35	~28 minutes
Houston, Texas	Katy, Texas	30 miles	I-10	~30 minutes

Note: Driving distances and travel times are approximate and may vary depending on your exact starting point, traffic conditions, and the route you choose.

i. Largest Buc-ee’s Stores in the United States

Over the years, Buc-ee’s has continued to build larger stores to serve more customers. Many locations are between 50,000 and 75,000 square feet, making them some of the largest convenience stores in the world.

As of 2026, these are among the largest Buc-ee’s stores:

Location	State	Fueling Positions	Store Size	Highlights
Luling	Texas	120	75,593 sq. ft.	World’s largest Buc-ee’s, reopened in June 2024
Sevierville	Tennessee	120	74,707 sq. ft.	One of the largest Buc-ee’s locations; includes Tesla Superchargers
Katy	Texas	120	N/A	First Buc-ee’s with 120 fuel pumps, opened in 2017
New Braunfels	Texas	120	66,335 sq. ft.	World’s largest Buc-ee’s from 2012 to 2024
Mount Crawford (Rockingham County)	Virginia	120	74,000 sq. ft.	Virginia’s first Buc-ee’s; includes EV charging stations
Huber Heights	Ohio	120	74,000 sq. ft.	Ohio’s first Buc-ee’s, opened in April 2026
Goodyear	Arizona	120	74,000 sq. ft.	Arizona’s first Buc-ee’s, opened in June 2026
San Marcos	Texas	128	74,000 sq. ft.	Largest number of fuel pumps at any Buc-ee’s; opened August 2026

12. Buc-ee’s EV Charging Locations

As more drivers switch to electric vehicles, Buc-ee’s has expanded its charging network.

Several travel centers now include fast EV charging stations, allowing electric vehicle owners to recharge while shopping or eating.

Location	Tesla Supercharger Stalls	Maximum Charging Speed	Other EV Charging
Sevierville, Tennessee	24	Up to 250 kW	Available (check current providers)
Katy, Texas	24	Up to 250 kW	Available (check current providers)
Luling, Texas	16	Up to 250 kW	Available (check current providers)
Mount Crawford (Rockingham County), Virginia	20	Fast charging available	Yes
Goodyear, Arizona	EV charging available	Fast charging available	Yes
San Marcos, Texas	26	Fast charging available	Yes

• Dedicated EV charging areas are available at many newer Buc-ee’s locations, separate from the fuel pumps.
• Tesla Superchargers are available at selected stores, while some locations also offer charging options for other EVs.
• Many chargers support ultra-fast charging speeds of up to 250 kW, helping drivers recharge quickly during a stop.
• Use PlugShare or your preferred EV charging app to check charger availability and real-time status before you arrive.

While Buc-ee’s continues to expand across the United States, some projects have been delayed because of construction, road improvements, or permitting requirements.

Location	Original Timeline	Latest Expected Opening	Reason for Delay
Gallaway, Tennessee	2026	2027	Construction delays
Mebane, North Carolina	Late 2026	Late 2027	Project schedule changes
Oak Grove, Kentucky	2026	2027 or later	Road and interchange improvements
West Memphis, Arkansas	2026	2028	Construction and infrastructure work
New Kent County, Virginia	Planned	Delayed	Highway and road improvement projects

Buc-ee’s travel centers are designed to handle large numbers of visitors, but holiday weekends and popular vacation seasons can still be busy. If you want shorter lines and a more relaxed visit, plan your stop during off-peak hours.

i. Busiest Times

All Buc-ee’s Locations

• Thanksgiving, Christmas, and other major holiday weekends
• Memorial Day, Independence Day, and Labor Day weekends
• Friday afternoons and Sunday evenings during peak travel seasons

Texas Locations

• Spring Break (March)
• Summer weekends
• Holiday travel between Houston, Austin, Dallas, and San Antonio

Florida Locations

• Spring Break (March–April)
• Summer vacation season (June–August)

Sevierville, Tennessee

• Summer weekends
• Fall foliage season (October)

ii. Best Times to Visit

• Weekday mornings (7:00–10:00 a.m.)
• Weekday afternoons (2:00–4:00 p.m.)
• Weekday evenings (after 9:00 p.m.)
• January and February are usually the quietest months in most states.

Planning a road trip? These popular routes include some of the best Buc-ee’s travel centers across the United States.

Route 1: Houston → San Antonio (I-10)

Recommended Stops:

• Katy, Texas
• Luling, Texas
• Boerne, Texas (Opening Soon)

Travel Tip: This is one of the most popular Buc-ee’s road trip routes in Texas, with multiple convenient stops along Interstate 10.

Route 2: Dallas → San Antonio (I-35)

Recommended Stops:

• Fort Worth, Texas
• Temple, Texas
• San Marcos, Texas
• New Braunfels, Texas

Travel Tip: Ideal for travelers driving through central Texas, with several Buc-ee’s locations along the busy I-35 corridor.

Route 3: Atlanta → Florida (I-75 / I-95)

Recommended Stops:

• Adairsville, Georgia
• Warner Robins, Georgia
• Brunswick, Georgia
• St. Augustine, Florida
• Daytona Beach, Florida

Travel Tip: A great route for travelers heading to Florida’s Atlantic Coast.

Route 4: Washington, D.C. → Florida

Recommended Stops:

• Mount Crawford (Rockingham County), Virginia
• Florence, South Carolina
• St. Augustine, Florida
• Daytona Beach, Florida

Travel Tip: This route follows the East Coast and includes several convenient Buc-ee’s locations for long-distance travelers.

Route 5: Denver → Cheyenne (I-25)

Recommended Stop:

• Johnstown, Colorado

Travel Tip: The Johnstown travel center is the perfect place to refuel and grab a meal while traveling between Colorado and Wyoming.

Route 6: St. Louis → Oklahoma City (I-44)

Recommended Stop:

• Springfield, Missouri

Travel Tip: Springfield is the only Buc-ee’s location currently serving travelers along Interstate 44, making it an excellent midway stop.

Finding a Buc-ee’s location is simple. Travelers can use several methods before starting their trip.

The easiest options include:

• The official Buc-ee’s Store Locator
• Google Maps
• Apple Maps
• Vehicle navigation systems
• Travel planning apps

Before traveling, it is always a good idea to check the latest opening hours and driving directions, especially for newly opened stores.

• Planning a Road Trip with Buc-ee’s
• Fill up with fuel.
• Enjoy freshly prepared meals.
• Buy drinks and snacks.
• Take a comfortable restroom break.
• Shop for gifts and souvenirs.
• Purchase travel essentials.
• Stretch before continuing the journey.

Buc-ee’s has become one of the fastest-growing travel center brands in the United States by offering much more than fuel. Its large travel centers feature fresh food, clean restrooms, exclusive merchandise, and friendly service, creating a unique experience that encourages travelers to stop and stay longer. The company also chooses strategic locations along busy interstate highways, making its stores convenient for millions of road-trippers each year.

As Buc-ee’s continues expanding into new states, including Ohio, Arizona, Virginia, and Texas, it remains committed to maintaining the same high standards at every location. With additional projects planned across several states, Buc-ee’s is expected to continue its nationwide growth and remain one of America’s favorite travel destinations for years to come.

Buc-ee’s has grown from a single Texas convenience store into one of America’s most popular travel center brands. With 56 locations across 13 states in 2026 and more stores planned, Buc-ee’s continues to attract millions of travelers with its clean restrooms, fresh food, unique merchandise, and convenient highway locations, making every road trip more enjoyable.