Every Buc-ee's Location in Georgia

Georgia's Buc-ee's locations have become essential landmarks on some of the Southeast's busiest travel corridors. With stores serving both I-75 (the main Florida-to-Tennessee route) and I-95 (the East Coast's primary north-south highway), Georgia ensures that major regional travelers have access to quality pit stops no matter their route.

The strategic placement of Georgia's three Buc-ee's is particularly clever for Atlanta-area travelers. Rather than fighting through metro Atlanta traffic for a break, drivers can stop at Calhoun (north of Atlanta) or Warner Robins (south of Atlanta) to avoid the congestion entirely. Brunswick serves the coastal I-95 route, catching travelers heading to or from Florida's Atlantic coast.

Each Georgia Buc-ee's offers the full mega-store experience with fresh food, spotless facilities, and everything you need for the road. Explore the locations below to find the one on your route.

Georgia's three Buc-ee's locations form a triangle that covers the state's major travel patterns. Calhoun and Warner Robins handle the enormous I-75 traffic between Florida and Tennessee/Kentucky, while Brunswick serves the I-95 coastal corridor. This coverage means most Georgia travelers and through-traffic have a Buc-ee's within reasonable reach.

The I-75 stores are particularly well-placed for avoiding Atlanta's notorious traffic. By planning your break for Calhoun or Warner Robins, you can time your drive to miss rush hour in the metro area. The Brunswick location serves a different purpose—it's the perfect Golden Isles access point and catches the steady flow of Northeast-to-Florida beach traffic.

All Georgia locations are full-service mega travel centers. Whether you're filling up, grabbing lunch, or stocking up on Beaver Nuggets for the road, Georgia's Buc-ee's deliver the consistent quality the brand is known for.