Every Buc-ee's Location in Tennessee

Tennessee holds a special distinction in the Buc-ee's universe—it's home to the world's largest Buc-ee's. The Sevierville location, near the gateway to Great Smoky Mountains National Park, stretches an incredible 74,000 square feet and features 120 fuel pumps. It's not just a travel center; it's a destination that draws visitors specifically to experience its massive scale.

But Tennessee isn't just about superlatives. The Crossville location on I-40 serves as a reliable midpoint stop for the constant flow of traffic between Nashville and Knoxville. Together, these two stores ensure that travelers crossing Tennessee or visiting the Smokies have access to the Buc-ee's experience.

Whether you're making a pilgrimage to the world's largest beaver or just need a quality pit stop on your Tennessee travels, the locations below will help you plan your visit.

Tennessee's two Buc-ee's serve distinctly different purposes. Sevierville is a destination in itself—the world's largest Buc-ee's at 74,000 square feet with 120 fuel pumps, exclusive merchandise, and every amenity imaginable. Many visitors plan their Smoky Mountains trips specifically to include a Sevierville Buc-ee's stop.

Crossville fills a more traditional role, serving as a reliable waypoint on I-40 between Nashville and Knoxville. While smaller than Sevierville (though still massive by normal standards), Crossville offers the complete Buc-ee's experience and helps break up the drive across Middle Tennessee.

Both stores maintain the quality standards Buc-ee's is known for. The difference is scale—if you want to experience Buc-ee's at its most impressive, Sevierville is worth a special trip. If you just need a great pit stop, Crossville delivers without the tourist-season crowds that Sevierville sometimes sees.