If you’re a fan of massive gas stations, delicious snacks, and clean restrooms, get ready—Buc-ee’s might be coming to Monroe County, Georgia! This potential new location, just off I-75 near the Rumble Road exit, could mark another milestone for Buc-ee’s expansion in the Peach State.
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The article: Buc-ee’s Looking to Open New I-75 Location in Central Georgia, was originally published on I-75 Exit Guide
The fuel gauge is getting dangerously low and you can’t find an open gas station… a scenario that every holiday traveler dreads.
While many locally-owned gas stations will be closed on Christmas this year, there are some sure bets for open ones.
Generally speaking, fuel stops along major read more…
The article: On the Road and Looking for an Open Gas Station on Christmas?, was originally published on I-95 Exit Guide
It appears that Buc-ee’s, the massive texas-based gas station and convenience store, is setting it’s sights on another location directly off Interstate 95.
Officials of St. Lucie County, Florida hosted a pre-application meeting on July 27, 2023 for a “travel center/fueling station” to be con read more…
The article: Buc-ee’s Eyeing Another I-95 Location, was originally published on I-95 Exit Guide
Buc-ee’s, home of the world’s cleanest bathrooms, freshest food and friendliest beaver, is heading north. The state of Ohio will soon be home to a new Buc-ee’s, the mega convenience store. While it’s not directly off an Interstate 75 exit, it’s really close.
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The article: Hey I-75 Travelers… Guess Where a New Bucee’s is Coming, was originally published on I-75 Exit Guide
Interstate 80 (I-80) is a major east-west highway that spans across the country for approximately 2,900 miles. It runs from San Francisco, California, on the West Coast, and extends to Teaneck, New Jersey, on the East Coast. I-80 passes through or near several major cities, including Sacramento, read more…
The article: Driving Interstate 80 – The Complete Guide, was originally published on I-80 Exit Guide
Laramie, Wyoming is a great I-80 overnight stop! Why? Consider this… you’ve traveled all day, you’re tired, hungry, the kids are wired… you get the picture. What you really need right about then is that perfect overnight stop… an exit where you feel safe and comfortable… an exit with a good mix of read more…
The article: Great Overnight Stop: Laramie, WY (I-80, Exit 310), was originally published on I-80 Exit Guide
It looks like a third Buc-ee’s could be opening in Florida. Central Florida officials have approved a zoning change request that would bring a new Buc-ee’s location to a 30-acre site in Ocala.
The new store is planned to be built near County Road 326 Interchange with I-75 at the Baldwin Angus read more…
The article: Another New Buc-ee’s Coming to Central Florida, was originally published on I-75 Exit Guide
Buc-ee’s Travel Center, home of the world’s cleanest bathrooms, freshest food and friendliest beaver, is officially coming to South Mississippi.
Buc-ee’s recently purchased 43 acres of a 183-acre parcel on the northwest corner of Menge Avenue and Interstate 10 in the city of Pass Christian. The read more…
The article: Buc-ee’s to Open First Location in Mississippi on Interstate 10, was originally published on I-10 Exit Guide
Is the wildly popular Texas-based travel center chain looking to open up another location off I-95 in Coastal Georgia?
The Glynn County, Georgia Planning and Zoning Commission has recently approved plans for a large new travel center, to be located in Brunswick at 7156 Highway 99, just off read more…
The article: Is Buc-ee’s Coming to Brunswick Georgia?, was originally published on I-95 Exit Guide
The fuel gauge is getting dangerously low and you can’t find an open gas station… a scenario that every holiday traveler dreads.
While many locally-owned gas stations will be closed on Christmas, there are some sure bets for open ones.
Generally speaking, fuel stops along major highways read more…
The article: On the Road and Looking for an Open Gas Station on Christmas?, was originally published on I-95 Exit Guide