Buc-Ee’s Is Expanding to New States: Where (and when) Travel Centers Will Open
The chain’s expansion would lift its footprint to 20 states, with new sites planned in Arizona, Arkansas, Wisconsin, Louisiana, Kansas and North Carolina.
- In 2026, the Texas-based convenience chain Buc-ee's is launching an aggressive expansion into at least six new states, aiming to extend its footprint from 55 locations across 12 states to 20 states total.
- Known for its oversized travel plazas with clean restrooms and beaver-themed merchandise, the chain is scheduled to open its first Arizona store in Goodyear on June 22, featuring 120 fueling positions.
- Beyond Arizona, Buc-ee's is targeting Arkansas, where the Benton location is expected to open in August. "We're happy to announce that it looks to be early to mid-August that the grand opening will take place," Chairman of the City of Benton Advertising and Promotion Commission Bill Eldridge said.
- Future growth plans extend into 2027, bringing sites to Wisconsin, Louisiana, Kansas, and North Carolina, with additional centers expected in Georgia, Florida, Tennessee, and Arkansas as the company pushes into the Southeast.
- While expanding nationwide, the chain continues strengthening its home market, with Texas set to open its 37th site in San Marcos this July, underscoring Buc-ee's broader effort to grow beyond its traditional territory.
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Buc-ee's set to debut in 6 new states in major expansion push across US
At least six states are slated to open their first Buc-ee's locations by the end of next year, including two states expected to debut sites in the coming months of 2026.The Texas-based gas station chain — known for its oversized travel plazas with clean restrooms and beaver-themed merchandise — is expected to open locations in Arizona and Arkansas later this year.Buc-ee’s inaugural locations for next year also include Wisconsin, Louisiana, Kansa…
Buc-ee's Accelerates Expansion With Locations In 6 More States
Beaver-themed gas station chain Buc-ee’s is set to open in six new states as part of a national expansion that began in 2019. The Texas-based chain, known for its supersized convenience stores, clean restrooms and merchandise branded with its beaver head logo, will open in at least six new states by the end of next year, Fox Business reported.
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