Upcoming Buc-ee's Locations

Virginia's third Buc-ee's is proposed for Stafford County near I-95 Exit 140, featuring 74,000 square feet, 120 gas pumps, and 833 parking spaces on a 35-acre site.

Idaho's first Buc-ee's is planned for Meridian near I-84 and Meridian Road, featuring approximately 74,000 square feet and 100+ gas pumps in a $50M+ investment.

Southwest Florida is getting a Buc-ee's in Port Charlotte near I-75 Exit 170, featuring 74,000 square feet, 120 gas pumps, and 740 parking spaces.

Utah's first Buc-ee's is planned for Springville off Interstate 15, featuring 74,000 square feet and 120 gas pumps with an expected opening around 2028.

Nebraska's first Buc-ee's is planned for Gretna near Interstate 80, featuring 74,000 square feet and 100 gas pumps with an expected opening around 2028.

A second Indiana Buc-ee's is being evaluated for Whitestown in Boone County off Interstate 65, potentially opening in 2028 or later.

Indiana's first Buc-ee's is planned for Greenwood off Interstate 65 in Johnson County, with an expected opening in 2028 or later.

South Carolina's second Buc-ee's is planned for Hardeeville at Exit 8 off I-95, part of the larger Hardee Station mixed-use development, expected to open in 2031.

Kansas's first Buc-ee's broke ground October 16, 2025 in Kansas City near the Kansas Speedway, bringing a 74,000 square foot travel center with 120 gas pumps to the metro area.

Buc-ee's broke ground in Murfreesboro, Tennessee on October 14, 2024, bringing a 74,000 square foot travel center with 120 fueling positions to I-24 near Nashville.

Buc-ee's is bringing a second Virginia location to New Kent County along I-64, expected to open in 2031 after road improvements are completed.

Arkansas's second Buc-ee's is planned for West Memphis off I-40, set to be the third largest in the United States with 225 jobs.

Louisiana's second Buc-ee's is coming to Lafayette off I-10, with an $82 million investment expected to bring 150 jobs by mid-2027.

Wisconsin's first Buc-ee's is coming to Oak Creek off I-94, featuring a 73,370 square foot store with 120 pumps and 250 jobs.

Georgia's fourth Buc-ee's is planned for Monroe County off I-75 at Rumble Road, with a 74,000 square foot facility expected to open in 2027.

Florida's Panhandle is getting a Buc-ee's near Tallahassee off I-10, with groundbreaking expected in early 2026 and opening in mid-2027.

A massive 74,707 square foot Buc-ee's is under construction in San Marcos along I-35, expected to open May 26, 2026.

A massive 74,000 square foot Buc-ee's is planned for Ocala off I-75, with a new interchange pushing the opening to 2028.

Florida's Treasure Coast is getting a Buc-ee's in Fort Pierce/St. Lucie County off I-95, expected to open in 2027 with 76,000 square feet.

Arkansas's first Buc-ee's broke ground in April 2025 in Benton off I-30, with the largest groundbreaking in company history and a September 2026 opening target.

North Carolina's first Buc-ee's broke ground in Mebane off I-85/I-40, expected to open in May 2027 with 74,000 square feet and 120 pumps.

After years of delays, Buc-ee's Boerne is finally under construction off I-10, expected to open in summer 2026 with a smaller 54,000 sq ft footprint.

Louisiana's first Buc-ee's broke ground in October 2025 in Ruston off I-20, expected to open in early 2027 after permitting delays.

Kentucky's third Buc-ee's is planned for Oak Grove off I-24, though major intersection upgrades may delay the fall 2026 opening.

The Mid-South's first Buc-ee's broke ground in November 2024 in Gallaway near Memphis, expected to open summer 2026.

Ohio's first Buc-ee's is under construction in Huber Heights near Dayton, expected to open in April 2026 after weather and utility delays.

Arizona's first Buc-ee's is under construction in Goodyear near Phoenix, expected to open in June 2026 with 74,000 square feet and 120 pumps.

Virginia's first Buc-ee's opened June 30, 2025 near Harrisonburg off I-81, bringing the famous travel center to the Shenandoah Valley.

Georgia's largest Buc-ee's opened July 1, 2025 in Brunswick, featuring 74,000 square feet along the I-95 corridor near the coast.

Mississippi's first Buc-ee's opened June 9, 2025 in Pass Christian off Interstate 10, featuring 74,000 square feet and 126 gas pumps.

The West Mulberry Buc-ee's in Angleton offers ethanol-free gasoline options, popular with boat owners and classic car enthusiasts.

The Buc-ee's on Loop 274 in Angleton offers convenient Highway 288 access for travelers heading to the Texas Gulf Coast.

The Buc-ee's at 2299 E. Mulberry Street in Angleton serves travelers near Buc-ee's Lake Jackson headquarters.

The second Freeport Buc-ee's opened on Brazosport Boulevard in 1991, expanding coastal coverage for Gulf Coast travelers and fishermen.

The first Buc-ee's Beach Store opened on Highway 332 in Freeport in 1989, becoming the first location to sell clothing and fishing gear.

The Buc-ee's on South Main Street in Pearland provides easy access from Highway 35, serving the south Houston suburbs since 2011.

The Buc-ee's at Shadow Creek Parkway in Pearland serves commuters and residents along the Highway 288 corridor south of Houston.

Buc-ee's Store #29 on Highway 332 in Lake Jackson features a car wash and serves as a key location in the company's hometown.

The second Buc-ee's ever built opened on Highway 2004 in Lake Jackson in 1986, just four years after the original store launched the brand.

The original Buc-ee's opened on July 28, 1982, at 899 Oyster Creek Drive in Lake Jackson, Texas. This is Store #1 where the legend began.

Buc-ee's League City (Store #23) serves the Bay Area communities south of Houston, providing convenient access along League City Parkway.

Buc-ee's Hillsboro opened on April 21, 2024, featuring 74,000 square feet along I-35 between Dallas and Waco.

Alabama's fourth Buc-ee's opened in Auburn on April 10, 2023, bringing 200 jobs and the famous travel center experience to Eastern Alabama.

Buc-ee's Port Lavaca serves the Calhoun County coastal community along Highway 35, providing a convenient stop for Gulf Coast travelers.

Buc-ee's Alvin serves the Brazoria County community along Highway 35 North Bypass, continuing the company's strong presence in its home region.

Buc-ee's Brazoria opened in 1985 as just the second Buc-ee's location ever, three years after the original Lake Jackson store.

Buc-ee's Eagle Lake opened in 2002, serving travelers along Highway 90A between Houston and Columbus in Colorado County.

Buc-ee's Richmond opened in 2009, serving the Fort Bend County area southwest of Houston along US Highway 59.

Buc-ee's Cypress opened in 2009 along US Highway 290, serving the rapidly growing northwest Houston suburbs.

Buc-ee's Giddings (Store #16) opened around 2000 as one of the early 'large' Buc-ee's locations, representing a piece of company history.

Buc-ee's Ennis opened on April 6, 2020, bringing a 53,000-square-foot travel center and over 175 jobs to this I-45 town south of Dallas.

Buc-ee's Wharton opened on July 1, 2009, just in time for Fourth of July weekend traffic after construction delays from Hurricane Ike.

Buc-ee's Madisonville opened on May 11, 2009, as the chain's largest store at the time and closest to founder Beaver Aplin's Texas A&M alma mater.

Buc-ee's Temple opened in April 2016 as the first Buc-ee's north of Austin, featuring 60,000 square feet along I-35.

Buc-ee's Baytown opened in December 2014 featuring 60,000 square feet and 96 fueling positions under a canopy nearly three football fields long.

Buc-ee's Waller opened on August 26, 2013, serving travelers along US Highway 290 northwest of Houston.

Buc-ee's Katy is home to the Guinness World Record for the world's longest car wash at 255 feet, certified in November 2017.

The first Buc-ee's in the Texas Panhandle opened in Amarillo on December 16, 2024, featuring 74,000 square feet along I-40.

The world's largest Buc-ee's opened in Luling on June 10, 2024, spanning over 75,000 square feet and marking Buc-ee's 50th Texas store.

Buc-ee's Texas City opened on May 7, 2014, featuring 60,000 square feet near the Tanger Outlet Mall along I-45 South toward Galveston.

Buc-ee's Bastrop opened on November 14, 2012, as the popular Austin-area travel center along Highway 71 east of the capital city.

Once the world's largest convenience store, Buc-ee's New Braunfels opened in May 2012 with 68,000 square feet along I-35 between San Antonio and Austin.

Buc-ee's Royse City opened on June 17, 2019, featuring 50,000 square feet and 120 fueling positions along I-30 east of Dallas.

Buc-ee's Melissa opened on April 29, 2019, as the fourth North Texas location, featuring 50,000+ square feet along US Highway 75 in Collin County.

Buc-ee's Denton opened on October 29, 2018, as the third DFW-area location, featuring 55,000 square feet and 122 fueling pumps on I-35E.

Buc-ee's Fort Worth opened on May 23, 2016, near Texas Motor Speedway, bringing a 60,000-square-foot travel center to the DFW metroplex.

The first Buc-ee's in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex opened in Terrell on June 22, 2015, bringing the Texas travel center to North Texas.

Missouri's first Buc-ee's opened in Springfield on December 11, 2023, featuring 53,000 square feet in the 'Birthplace of Route 66.'

Colorado's first and the company's westernmost Buc-ee's opened in Johnstown on March 18, 2024, featuring 74,000 square feet along I-25.

The world's largest Buc-ee's (at the time) opened in Sevierville on June 26, 2023, spanning 74,707 square feet near the Smoky Mountains.

Tennessee's first Buc-ee's opened in Crossville on June 27, 2022, marking the company's 50th location and first in the Volunteer State.

South Carolina's first Buc-ee's opened in Florence on May 16, 2022, featuring 53,000 square feet and 120 fueling positions off I-95.

Kentucky's second Buc-ee's opened in Smiths Grove on June 24, 2024, in the smallest city in the country to have a Buc-ee's location.

Kentucky's first Buc-ee's opened in Richmond on April 19, 2022, featuring 53,000 square feet and 120 fueling positions off I-75.

Georgia's second Buc-ee's opened in Calhoun on August 23, 2021, featuring 53,200 square feet and 120 fueling positions along I-75 in North Georgia.

Georgia's first Buc-ee's opened in Warner Robins on November 18, 2020, featuring 53,000 square feet and 116 fueling positions off I-75.

Florida's second Buc-ee's opened in Daytona Beach on March 22, 2021, with Governor DeSantis calling it 'the Shangri-La of service stations.'

Florida's first Buc-ee's opened in St. Augustine on February 22, 2021, featuring 52,600 square feet and 104 fueling positions off I-95.

North Alabama's only Buc-ee's opened in Athens on November 21, 2022, featuring 53,470 square feet and 120 fueling positions off I-65.

Alabama's second Buc-ee's opened in Leeds on January 25, 2021, featuring 54,000 square feet and 100+ gas pumps near the Outlet Shops at Grand River.

Buc-ee's first location outside Texas opened in Loxley, Alabama on January 21, 2019, featuring over 50,000 square feet and 124 fuel pumps along I-10.