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Buc-ee’s Locations in Georgia

BySam Rich August 26, 2026August 29, 2026

The three current Buc-ee’s locations in Georgia are spread across two major interstate routes. Warner Robins and Calhoun serve travelers on I-75, while Brunswick serves the busy I-95 coastal corridor. The upcoming Monroe County store will also be on I-75, adding another important stop between Atlanta and Middle Georgia.

Buc-ee’s Location	Status in 2026	Highway	Approx. Size	Fueling Positions	Opening
Warner Robins	Open	I-75	53,000 sq. ft.	116	November 18, 2020
Calhoun / Adairsville	Open	I-75	53,000 sq. ft.	About 120	August 23, 2021
Brunswick	Open	I-95	74,000 sq. ft.	120	July 1, 2025
Monroe County / Forsyth	Under construction	I-75	74,000 sq. ft.	100	Expected 2027

The current count is therefore 3 open Buc-ee’s locations in Georgia as of August 2026. The Monroe County store is confirmed and under construction, but it should not yet be counted as an open location.

Buc-ee’s Warner Robins is the location that started the Buc-ee’s story in Georgia. It opened on November 18, 2020, making Georgia the third state where Buc-ee’s had established a travel center after expanding beyond Texas. The store is located at 7001 Russell Parkway near Interstate 75 and was designed as a major stopping point for people traveling between Atlanta, Middle Georgia, and Florida.

The Warner Robins store covers about 53,000 square feet and originally opened with 116 fueling positions. Its large size was a major attraction when it opened because Georgia travelers were experiencing the Buc-ee’s concept for the first time. The store also brought a large selection of food, snacks, drinks, clothing, souvenirs, and travel products to the area.

The location is especially useful for people driving I-75 south from Atlanta toward Florida. It also serves local residents in Warner Robins and the surrounding Middle Georgia area, so it is not only a highway stop. The store’s location near Russell Parkway makes it easy to reach from the interstate without taking a long detour.

One reason the Warner Robins location became popular so quickly was the combination of fuel, food, shopping, and very large restrooms in one place. When it opened, customers were already talking about Beaver Nuggets, brisket, fudge, roasted nuts, coffee, and Buc-ee’s merchandise. Local coverage from the opening showed visitors arriving early simply because they wanted to be among the first customers.

For a traveler, Warner Robins is a practical place to stop when making a long I-75 journey. You can fill the vehicle, use the restroom, buy a meal, pick up snacks for the rest of the drive, and continue without making several separate stops.

The second Georgia Buc-ee’s is generally associated with Calhoun, although the physical location is in the Adairsville area. Its address is 601 Union Grove Road SE, Adairsville, Georgia 30103, close to I-75. It opened on August 23, 2021, less than a year after Warner Robins.

The Calhoun-area store has a footprint of about 53,000 square feet and around 120 fueling positions. Its location is important because it serves one of the busiest north-south driving routes in the Southeast. Travelers coming from Chattanooga and Tennessee toward Atlanta can use it as a major Georgia stop, while drivers heading north can stop before continuing toward Tennessee and other destinations.

This location is particularly useful because drivers do not have to enter central Atlanta simply to take a major break. Someone traveling from Chattanooga toward Atlanta can stop around Calhoun, while someone traveling north can stop there before continuing out of Georgia.

The store has the familiar Buc-ee’s layout, with a huge retail area, many fuel pumps, food counters, snacks, drinks, merchandise, and large restrooms. It also offers the products that make Buc-ee’s different from an ordinary gas station, including Beaver Nuggets, jerky, fudge, barbecue, kolaches, bakery items, coffee, souvenirs, clothing, and travel goods.

The Calhoun store has also become a destination for people who are curious about Buc-ee’s itself. Some visitors come for fuel and leave with a full bag of snacks and merchandise. Others stop specifically for the famous brisket or Beaver Nuggets.

A published review of the Calhoun location described the experience as much more like entering a large retail store than a normal convenience store. The reviewer also noted the extensive fuel area and the range of products available inside.

Buc-ee’s Brunswick is the newest open location in Georgia and, as of 2026, the largest Buc-ee’s in the state. It opened on July 1, 2025, just before the busy Fourth of July travel weekend. The store is located at 6900 Highway 99, Brunswick, Georgia 31525, near Interstate 95.

The Brunswick location covers approximately 74,000 square feet and has 120 fueling positions. Its size makes it considerably larger than the 53,000-square-foot Warner Robins and Calhoun stores. It was designed to serve travelers using the important I-95 route between South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida.

This location is particularly important for coastal road trips. People driving south toward Florida can make Brunswick a major break before continuing south, while northbound travelers coming from Florida can stop here before continuing toward Savannah and South Carolina.

The Brunswick store also gives Georgia a Buc-ee’s location directly connected to the state’s coastal tourism traffic. Travelers visiting Jekyll Island, St. Simons Island, the Golden Isles, and other coastal destinations can reach the store easily from I-95.

The opening attracted strong interest. Visitors arrived hours before the official grand opening, and some early customers were excited about the large selection of beef jerky and other Buc-ee’s products.

Because Brunswick is the largest current Buc-ee’s in Georgia, it offers a particularly impressive version of the Buc-ee’s experience. The large building provides more space for food, merchandise, snacks, travel products, and other shopping areas, while the huge fuel area can handle a large number of vehicles.

The Monroe County Buc-ee’s near Forsyth is the next confirmed Buc-ee’s location in Georgia. It is not open yet, but construction officially began with a groundbreaking ceremony on April 7, 2026. The project is located at 1080 Rumble Road in Forsyth, Georgia, near Interstate 75.

The upcoming store is planned to be approximately 74,000 square feet with 100 fueling positions. Buc-ee’s has described it as its fourth Georgia travel center. The project is expected to create more than 200 jobs in the local area.

The opening is expected in 2027, although different reports describe the target as spring, summer, or fall 2027. Because construction schedules can change, it is better to describe 2027 as the expected opening year rather than promise an exact opening date.

This location is important for Atlanta-area travelers because it will be closer to Atlanta than Warner Robins. It will also create another convenient I-75 stopping point for people traveling between Atlanta and Middle Georgia.

The planned store is expected to offer the familiar Buc-ee’s selection, including Texas barbecue, homemade fudge, kolaches, Beaver Nuggets, jerky, fresh pastries, snacks, meals, beverages, fuel, and large restrooms.

As of August 2026, Monroe County is the only officially confirmed upcoming Buc-ee’s location in Georgia. There may be public interest in additional stores, especially around large cities and other interstate corridors, but unconfirmed suggestions should not be presented as official Buc-ee’s projects.

As of August 2026, Georgia has 3 open Buc-ee’s locations. They are Warner Robins, Calhoun/Adairsville, and Brunswick. A fourth location, Monroe County near Forsyth, is under construction and is expected to open in 2027.

This means the correct 2026 count depends on what someone means by “locations.” If the question is how many Buc-ee’s are open in Georgia, the answer is three. If the question is how many confirmed Georgia locations exist, including the upcoming store, the answer is four.

Georgia’s Buc-ee’s network has developed mainly around I-75 and I-95. I-75 connects major parts of Georgia from the Tennessee border through Atlanta and Middle Georgia toward Florida. I-95 handles major coastal traffic between South Carolina and Florida. The upcoming Forsyth store will further strengthen the I-75 network.

Buc-ee’s Location	City / Area	Highway	Regular Hours
Buc-ee’s Warner Robins	Warner Robins, Georgia	I-75	Open 24 hours, 7 days a week
Buc-ee’s Calhoun	Adairsville / Calhoun, Georgia	I-75	Open 24 hours, 7 days a week
Buc-ee’s Brunswick	Brunswick, Georgia	I-95	Open 24 hours, 7 days a week
Buc-ee’s Monroe County / Forsyth	Forsyth, Georgia	I-75	Opening in 2027 — hours not yet applicable

Note: All three current Georgia Buc-ee’s locations are open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, so travelers can stop for fuel, food, shopping, or restrooms at any time. However, individual food items have different serving hours. For example, Buc-ee’s states that breakfast is served from 4:00 AM to 10:30 AM, while BBQ sandwiches are available from 10:30 AM until after midnight.

Georgia has a strong Buc-ee’s presence compared with several neighboring states, although Alabama currently has more open stores. Florida and South Carolina are also important because they connect directly with Georgia’s major road-trip routes.

State	Open Buc-ee’s in 2026	Important Locations
Georgia	3	Warner Robins, Calhoun/Adairsville, Brunswick
Alabama	4	Loxley, Leeds, Athens, Auburn
Florida	2	St. Augustine, Daytona Beach
South Carolina	1	Florence
Tennessee	2	Crossville, Sevierville/Kodak

Although the exact layout and some services can differ by location, Georgia Buc-ee’s stores share the same basic idea: a very large travel center combining fuel, food, shopping, and traveler facilities.

• Fuel Station: Georgia’s Buc-ee’s locations have large fueling areas with many pumps, allowing travelers to refuel quickly even during busy road-trip periods.
• Prepared Food: Visitors can enjoy Buc-ee’s famous barbecue and brisket, along with sandwiches, breakfast items, burritos, tacos, kolaches, pastries, snacks, and drinks.
• Snacks and Sweets: Popular choices include Beaver Nuggets, beef jerky, nuts, candies, popcorn, chips, fudge, and cookies, making Buc-ee’s a great stop for road-trip snacks.
• Bakery and Drinks: The stores offer fresh bakery items, fudge, coffee, and other beverages for travelers looking for a quick breakfast, sweet treat, or refreshing drink.
• Buc-ee’s Merchandise: The large shopping area features T-shirts, hats, mugs, toys, souvenirs, blankets, gifts, and products with the famous Buc-ee’s beaver logo.
• Clean Restrooms: Large and clean restrooms are one of Buc-ee’s best-known features and an important reason why many travelers choose it over a regular gas station.

The biggest difference is scale. A normal gas station is mainly designed for a quick fuel stop. Buc-ee’s is designed to make the stop itself part of the road trip.

A traveler can arrive for fuel and then discover a huge food area, a large snack selection, clothing, souvenirs, barbecue, sweets, coffee, and other products.

Georgia also has a useful geographic advantage. The existing stores are not all concentrated in one city. Calhoun covers north Georgia on I-75, Warner Robins covers Middle Georgia on I-75, and Brunswick covers the coastal I-95 route. The upcoming Forsyth location will add another I-75 stop closer to Atlanta.

For road-trip travelers, this makes the Georgia Buc-ee’s network easy to understand. If you are traveling north or south on I-75, you can plan around Calhoun, Forsyth in the future, and Warner Robins. If you are traveling along I-95, Brunswick is the major Georgia Buc-ee’s stop.

For first-time Buc-ee’s visitors, Warner Robins is special because it is Georgia’s original location. It gives travelers the historical connection to the chain’s entry into the state.

For northbound I-75 travelers, Calhoun/Adairsville is one of the most convenient choices because of its position between Atlanta and Tennessee.

For coastal road trips, Brunswick is the strongest choice. Its I-95 position makes it especially useful for people traveling between Georgia, Florida, and South Carolina.

For Atlanta-area travelers, the upcoming Forsyth store may become particularly useful after it opens. Its position south of Atlanta should make it a more convenient Buc-ee’s option for many people compared with driving all the way to Warner Robins.

Georgia has several characteristics that make it attractive for a large travel-center chain. The state has major interstate highways, strong tourism traffic, a large population, and important routes connecting the Southeast.

The I-75 corridor is particularly important. It connects Georgia with Tennessee to the north and Florida to the south. The I-95 corridor is another major road-trip route, carrying travelers along the East Coast.

The Brunswick store showed the importance of this second corridor. It gives Buc-ee’s a large coastal Georgia presence between its other Southeastern locations. The Monroe County project then adds another I-75 store, strengthening the network around Middle Georgia.

The Forsyth project is also expected to have a local economic effect. Reports say it should create more than 200 jobs, while the large travel center is expected to attract significant highway traffic to the area.

1. How many Buc-ee’s are in Georgia in 2026?

Georgia has 3 open Buc-ee’s locations as of August 2026: Warner Robins, Calhoun/Adairsville, and Brunswick. A fourth location is under construction in Monroe County near Forsyth.

2. Where is the first Buc-ee’s in Georgia?

The first Georgia Buc-ee’s is in Warner Robins at 7001 Russell Parkway. It opened on November 18, 2020.

3. Where are the Buc-ee’s locations in Georgia?

The three open stores are in Warner Robins, Calhoun/Adairsville, and Brunswick. They are positioned along I-75 and I-95. The upcoming fourth store is in Forsyth in Monroe County.

4. Is there a Buc-ee’s near Atlanta?

There is no Buc-ee’s inside central Atlanta. The Calhoun/Adairsville store is north of Atlanta, while Warner Robins is south of the city. The upcoming Forsyth/Monroe County Buc-ee’s will provide another I-75 option closer to Atlanta once it opens.

5. When will the new Buc-ee’s in Forsyth, Georgia open?

The Monroe County/Forsyth store is expected to open in 2027. Construction officially began in April 2026. Reports differ on the exact target season, so travelers should wait for Buc-ee’s to announce a firm opening date.

6. Which is the largest Buc-ee’s in Georgia?

The Brunswick Buc-ee’s is currently the largest open location in Georgia at approximately 74,000 square feet. It also has 120 fueling positions.

7. What food can you get at Georgia Buc-ee’s?

Georgia Buc-ee’s stores offer popular choices such as Texas barbecue, brisket, sandwiches, kolaches, pastries, Beaver Nuggets, jerky, fudge, snacks, coffee, and other drinks. The exact food selection can vary by location and availability.

8. Are Georgia Buc-ee’s open 24 hours?

Yes. Buc-ee’s travel centers are designed for round-the-clock road travel, and the Georgia stores operate 24 hours a day. This is particularly useful for long-distance travelers arriving early in the morning or late at night.

Buc-ee’s Georgia has become an important part of Southeast road travel, with three open locations on major I-75 and I-95 routes and a fourth store under construction in Monroe County. Warner Robins, Calhoun, and Brunswick currently serve travelers, while the Forsyth location is expected to open in 2027, giving Georgia another major stop for fuel, food, shopping, and Buc-ee’s famous clean restrooms.