Buc-ee's in Georgia: All 3 Locations, Coming Soon Stores & Complete Guide
Georgia has three open Buc-ee's locations — Warner Robins, Calhoun, and Brunswick — along with one confirmed store under construction in Monroe County (Forsyth). Together, they anchor the two busiest highway corridors in the state: I-75 (Atlanta to Florida) and I-95 (the East Coast route).
This guide covers every Buc-ee's location in Georgia in 2026, when the next store opens, how far each is from Atlanta and other major cities, why Buc-ee's chose Georgia early in its Southeast expansion, and what to expect on a Georgia road trip built around these stores.
Georgia Buc-ee's Map
3 Open · 1 PlannedHow to Use the Georgia Buc-ee's Map
- Find My Nearest: Tap the red button, the map detects your location and shows which Georgia Buc-ee's is closest with distance and drive direction.
- Search: Type any city, county, or highway (like "Warner Robins" or "I-75") to jump straight to matching stores.
- Show / Hide toggles: Filter between the 3 open Georgia stores and the Monroe County location under construction.
- Click any pin: See full details, address, hours, amenities, interstate exit, and a one-tap Get Directions button.
- Trip Planner: Enter a start and destination anywhere in the Southeast, the map highlights every Georgia Buc-ee's along your route within your chosen detour distance.
- Mark Visited: Tap inside any popup to remember stores you've been to. Saved in your browser only, no account needed.
- Fullscreen: Tap for detailed viewing, ideal on mobile or tablet.
How Many Buc-ee's Are in Georgia?
Georgia currently has 3 open Buc-ee's stores. All three run 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
| Location | Highway | Address | Opened |
|---|---|---|---|
| Warner Robins | I-75 Exit 138 | 7001 Russell Parkway, Warner Robins, GA | Nov 18, 2020 |
| Calhoun (Adairsville) | I-75 Exit 306 | 2765 Highway 41, Calhoun, GA | April 2023 |
| Brunswick | I-95 Exit 42 | Highway 341 at I-95, Brunswick, GA | July 2025 |
A fourth Georgia store, Monroe County (Forsyth), is under construction on I-75 near Exit 187. Groundbreaking took place on April 7, 2026, and Buc-ee's has confirmed a target opening in summer or fall 2027.
Where Are the Buc-ee's in Georgia? All 3 Open Locations Right Now
Buc-ee's Warner Robins — Central Georgia (I-75 Exit 138)
- Address: 7001 Russell Parkway, Warner Robins, GA 31088
- Highway: Interstate 75, Exit 138
- Opened: November 18, 2020
Warner Robins was Georgia's first Buc-ee's and set the tone for the chain's Southeast expansion. It sits directly off I-75 about 100 miles south of Atlanta, making it a natural stopping point for anyone driving from Metro Atlanta down to Florida or the Georgia coast.
The store also serves the Middle Georgia population, including Macon (25 miles north) and the greater Warner Robins area, home to Robins Air Force Base and one of the state's largest suburban communities.
Why travelers stop here: It is the most direct Buc-ee's for anyone driving south from Atlanta, and the Middle Georgia location gives it steady weekday traffic in addition to weekend travelers.
Buc-ee's Calhoun (Adairsville) — Northwest Georgia (I-75 Exit 306)
- Address: 2765 Highway 41, Calhoun, GA 30701
- Highway: Interstate 75, Exit 306
- Opened: April 2023
The Calhoun store (near Adairsville) is Georgia's Buc-ee's for I-75 travelers headed to and from Chattanooga, Nashville, and points north. It sits roughly 60 miles north of downtown Atlanta and 60 miles south of Chattanooga, meaning it splits the drive almost exactly for anyone running between the two cities.
This location is technically listed as Calhoun in Buc-ee's official directory, though many locals refer to it as the Adairsville Buc-ee's because of its physical proximity to that town.
Why travelers stop here: It is the go-to Buc-ee's for the Atlanta-to-Chattanooga corridor, a heavily traveled route year-round.
Buc-ee's Brunswick — Southeast Georgia Coast (I-95 Exit 42)
- Address: Highway 341 near I-95 Exit 42, Brunswick, GA 31525
- Highway: Interstate 95, Exit 42
- Opened: July 2025
The Brunswick store is Georgia's newest and its only I-95 location. It caters to the massive I-95 tourism corridor — the artery that carries Northeast travelers to Florida beaches, Disney, and Miami year-round.
Brunswick sits about 75 miles north of Jacksonville and 75 miles south of Savannah, filling a gap on I-95 that previously left travelers a long drive between decent-sized travel stops.
Why travelers stop here: It is the last major stop before crossing into Florida southbound, and the first Buc-ee's for northbound travelers coming out of Florida.
How Far Is Buc-ee's from Atlanta and Other Major Cities?
Because Georgia's three open Buc-ee's each sit on a different portion of the state's interstate system, the closest one depends on where you are starting. This table breaks down driving distance and time from every major city Georgia travelers commonly ask about.
| From | Closest Georgia Buc-ee's | Distance | Approx. Drive Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Downtown Atlanta | Calhoun (I-75 N) | ~65 miles | ~1 hr 15 min |
| Alt: Atlanta to Warner Robins (I-75 S) | Warner Robins | ~100 miles | ~1 hr 40 min |
| Macon, GA | Warner Robins | ~25 miles | ~30 min |
| Savannah, GA | Brunswick | ~75 miles | ~1 hr 15 min |
| Jacksonville, FL | Brunswick | ~75 miles | ~1 hr 15 min |
| Chattanooga, TN | Calhoun | ~55 miles | ~1 hour |
| Nashville, TN | Calhoun | ~185 miles | ~3 hours |
| Athens, GA | Warner Robins | ~120 miles | ~2 hours |
| Columbus, GA | Warner Robins | ~110 miles | ~1 hr 45 min |
When Did Buc-ee's Open in Georgia? Timeline of All Locations
Georgia has been part of Buc-ee's expansion story since 2020 and remains one of the chain's most active states. Here is the full timeline:
November 18, 2020: Warner Robins Opens
The Warner Robins location was Georgia's first Buc-ee's and one of the earliest full-format Buc-ee's stores outside of the South-Central U.S. It came at a strategically important moment. Georgia's I-75 corridor is one of the busiest north-south routes in the country, and Buc-ee's placed itself at the halfway point between Atlanta and the Florida border.
April 2023: Calhoun (Adairsville) Opens
The Calhoun store gave Georgia its second location, this time on the north side of Atlanta. This expansion signaled Buc-ee's intent to cover both directions of the state's I-75 traffic — Atlanta to Florida (Warner Robins) and Atlanta to Tennessee (Calhoun).
July 2025: Brunswick Opens
The Brunswick location put Georgia on the I-95 map and gave the chain its Southeast coastal foothold. It was a natural expansion after Florida's two I-95 stores (St. Augustine and Daytona Beach) proved the corridor's demand.
Why Did Buc-ee's Choose Georgia?
Georgia was a natural early expansion target for Buc-ee's, and the strategy behind it comes down to five factors:
- I-75 traffic volume. Interstate 75 runs from Michigan to Florida, and Georgia sits at the heart of one of America's most-traveled north-south interstate corridors. Warner Robins, Calhoun, and the future Monroe County store all sit directly on I-75.
- I-95 tourism artery. Interstate 95 carries Northeast travelers to Florida and back year-round. Brunswick, on I-95 Exit 42, catches this heavy leisure traffic in both directions.
- Florida access. Georgia is the buffer state between Buc-ee's growing Florida footprint and the rest of the Southeast. Warner Robins and Brunswick together give travelers a natural rest and refuel rhythm before crossing the Florida state line.
- Atlanta as a launchpad. Metro Atlanta's roughly 6 million residents create a massive population base that supports both the Warner Robins and Calhoun stores.
- State economic incentives. Georgia has been friendly toward Buc-ee's investments. According to Georgia Department of Economic Development, the Monroe County project alone represents a $50 million investment and is expected to generate 200+ jobs.
Where Is the New Buc-ee's Being Built in Georgia? (Monroe County)
- Address: 1080 Rumble Road, Forsyth, GA 31029
- Highway: Interstate 75, Exit 181
- Groundbreaking: April 7, 2026
- Target Opening: Summer or Fall 2027
- Store size: 74,000 sq ft with 100 fueling positions
- Investment: ~$50 million
- Projected local revenue impact: Georgia Department of Economic Development estimates strong ripple effects for Monroe County, including sales tax revenue and job creation
This Monroe County location is significant because it fills the geographic gap between Calhoun (northwest Georgia) and Warner Robins (central Georgia). Once open in 2027, I-75 travelers will have three Buc-ee's stops spaced evenly between the Tennessee border and the Florida border, roughly 100 miles apart. That is the kind of coverage Buc-ee's typically builds toward in its most-traveled corridor states.
For anyone driving Atlanta-to-Macon-to-Florida, Monroe County will become the closest Buc-ee's to south metro Atlanta once open.
Are There More Buc-ee's Locations Planned for Georgia?
As of August 2026, the only officially confirmed future Buc-ee's location in Georgia is Monroe County (Forsyth). No other Georgia sites have been publicly announced or given groundbreaking dates.
However, several factors suggest additional Georgia expansion is likely in the medium term:
- Georgia currently has more Buc-ee's than any other state outside Texas and Alabama, indicating strong corporate commitment to the market
- Metro Atlanta remains dramatically underserved for a metro of its size (~6 million residents)
- I-20 (east-west across Georgia) currently has no Buc-ee's presence, creating a natural gap
- The chain has publicly discussed continuing to fill in Southeast corridors as demand supports it
If a fifth Georgia store gets announced, it will likely be on I-20 or in an additional I-75 gap. Nothing is confirmed at present.
Best Georgia Road Trips Anchored by Buc-ee's
Route 1: Atlanta to Orlando (I-75 South)
Head south from Atlanta on I-75 and hit Warner Robins for fuel and food. Continue into Florida through Tifton and Valdosta, cross the state line, and the run to Orlando becomes a familiar 5 to 6 hour drive. Once Monroe County opens in 2027, this route gains a second Buc-ee's stop at Exit 181, reducing the interval between fuel/rest stops on the southbound run.
Route 2: Chattanooga to Jacksonville (I-75 + I-16 + I-95)
Start in Chattanooga, drop south on I-75 to Calhoun for the first Buc-ee's stop. Continue past Atlanta to Warner Robins for the second stop. Then swing east on I-16 through Macon and Dublin toward Savannah, jump onto I-95 southbound, and hit Brunswick for the third and final Buc-ee's stop before Jacksonville. Three Georgia Buc-ee's, one road trip.
Route 3: Nashville to Miami (I-24 + I-75 + I-95)
Start in Nashville, take I-24 southeast to I-75, hit Calhoun for the first fuel stop just below the Tennessee border. Continue south past Atlanta on I-75 to Warner Robins for the mid-trip break. Cut east from Macon to I-95 via I-16, then continue to Brunswick before crossing into Florida. Once inside Florida, Jacksonville, St. Augustine (Buc-ee's #4), Daytona Beach (Buc-ee's #5), and Miami are ahead.
Route 4: Atlanta to Savannah (I-16)
I-16 does not have a direct Buc-ee's along it, but the Warner Robins store makes a strong loading-up stop before turning east onto I-16 at Macon. Fill up, stock up on snacks and drinks, and head to Savannah.