If you thought Buc-ee’s was just a Texas thing, think again. The mega-convenience store known for spotless bathrooms, endless fuel pumps, and brisket that rivals barbecue joints is going nationwide. From Florida to Wisconsin, cities are clearing space for Buc-ee’s signature 70,000+ square-foot playgrounds of road trip indulgence. Some locations are breaking records, while others are bringing the beaver logo to their state for the first time. Let’s see which towns are about to get flooded with Beaver Nuggets and 100-foot signs.
Benton, Arkansas Gets First in State
Arkansas is finally on the Buc-ee’s map with Benton. Construction started in April 2024, and the store aims to open in September 2026. Located off I-30, it will be the state’s very first Buc-ee’s.
Huber Heights, Ohio, Claims a First
Ohioans will soon see their first Buc-ee’s in Huber Heights. The 74,000-square-foot store is located at 8000 State Highway 235 near Dayton. It broke ground last year and is set to open by spring 2026.
Oak Grove, Kentucky, Adds a Third
Kentucky isn’t new to Buc-ee’s, but Oak Grove is joining the party. Located near I-24 and Pembroke-Oak Grove Road, this site will be the third in the state. The store is targeted to open in 2026, expanding the beaver’s Bluegrass footprint.
Boerne, Texas, Expands the Home Turf
Even in its home state, Buc-ee’s isn’t slowing down. Boerne’s new location sits at I-10 and U.S. Business 87. Work is already in progress, with the store expected to open in 2026.
Gallaway, Tennessee, Breaks Ground
Near I-40 and Tennessee 196, Gallaway is gearing up for its own Buc-ee’s. At 74,000 square feet and with 120 fueling positions, this will be a heavy-hitter for road trippers. The project is already underway and expected to open by summer 2026.
Mebane, North Carolina, Steps Up
North Carolina is getting its first taste of Buc-ee’s in Mebane. Built along I-40, the 74,000-square-foot site will include fuel pumps and EV chargers. The opening is slated for late 2026 or early 2027.
Ocala, Florida, Goes Supersized
Ocala is rolling out one of the largest Buc-ee’s yet. Travelers on I-75 will find a massive 74,000-square-foot store, 120 fuel pumps, and a whopping 750 parking spots. The location is set to open this year, making it Florida’s next Buc-ee’s hot spot.
Fort Pierce, Florida, Gets a 100-Foot Sign
Fort Pierce is set to impress with Florida’s fourth Buc-ee’s. Built near I-95 and Indrio Road, the 76,245-square-foot store will feature a towering 100-foot sign. Construction is underway, with an opening expected next year.
West Memphis, Arkansas, Plans Big
West Memphis has big plans with a 74,000-square-foot Buc-ee’s featuring 120 pumps. Officials expect around 225 new jobs when the store opens, possibly by September 2026. Construction is set to begin soon.
Oak Creek, Wisconsin, Awaits Its First
Wisconsin will get its first Buc-ee’s in Oak Creek. The store will sit at I-94 and Elm Road and is scheduled to open in early 2027. It’s a major expansion into the Midwest for the chain.
Murfreesboro, Tennessee, Goes All Out
Murfreesboro is building a 76,245-square-foot Buc-ee’s at the Joe B. Jackson interchange. With 120 pumps, EV charging stations, and even a walking trail, it’s designed for maximum draw. Roadway upgrades are underway, and the store is projected to open spring 2026.
Monroe County, Georgia, Adds Fueling Power
Monroe County’s Buc-ee’s will sprawl across 30 acres just off I-75 at Rumble Road. The 74,000-square-foot facility will feature 120 pumps to handle traffic between Macon and Savannah. It’s planned to open in early 2026.
Goodyear, Arizona, Sees Beaver Fever
Arizona is next in line with a store in Goodyear along I-10. Buc-ee’s is already at work on the 74,000-square-foot site. The doors are expected to open in summer 2026, bringing brisket and beaver-themed merch to the desert.
Ruston, Louisiana, Prepares for Traffic
Ruston has broken ground for its Buc-ee’s along I-20. Infrastructure work is happening now to handle the flood of visitors the chain usually brings. The opening date is set for late 2025 or early 2026.
Lafayette, Louisiana, Creates Jobs
The Lafayette store is rising at Louisiana Avenue and I-10. With more than 74,000 square feet and 120 pumps, it will also bring 150 jobs starting at $17 an hour. The site is set to open in 2026.
What’s Next for Buc-ee’s?
Beyond these 15 confirmed sites, Buc-ee’s has even more on its radar. Proposed locations include Hardeeville, SC; San Marcos, TX; Harbour Heights, FL; Palmer Lake, CO; and Anderson, SC. Each is still in the planning stage, but the expansion shows no signs of slowing down.
