Every Buc-ee’s Location in Florida (2026): 2 Open Now, 4 More Coming
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200 World Commerce Parkway, St. Augustine, FL 32092 (I-95 Exit 318)
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Daytona Beach
2330 Gateway North Drive
Open
St. Augustine
200 World Commerce Pkwy
Open
Fort Pierce
I-95 at Indrio Road
Opening 2027
Tallahassee
I-10 Corridor
Opening 2027
Ocala
I-75 Corridor
Opening 2028
Port Charlotte
I-75 Exit 170
Coming Soon
Buc-ee's Florida
Planning a Sunshine State road trip or a family Disney vacation? Florida currently features 2 open Buc-ee's locations—both situated directly along Interstate 95, both opened in 2021, and both operating 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Here is the current lineup on Florida's East Coast:
- St. Augustine: Florida's pioneer store (52,600 square feet with 104 fuel pumps).
- Daytona Beach: Features Florida's longest car wash (53,000 square feet with 104 fuel pumps).
Buc-ee's is not stopping there. Four additional Florida locations are officially confirmed to open between 2027 and 2028: Fort Pierce (I-95), Tallahassee (I-10), Ocala (I-75), and Port Charlotte (I-75).
(Note: While stores cover major highway corridors across the state, there are currently no locations located inside Miami, Tampa, Orlando, or Jacksonville city limits proper.)
Pro Tip: Driving down I-95 toward Orlando or South Florida? St. Augustine and Daytona Beach sit just 50 miles apart along I-95, making it super easy to grab breakfast at one or fuel up at the other.
How Many Buc-ee's Are in Florida?
Planning a Sunshine State road trip or a family Disney vacation? Florida currently features 2 open Buc-ee's locations—both sitFlorida officially entered Buc-ee's territory in early 2021, marking the chain's historic expansion outside the South-Central United States. Today, the Sunshine State is set to become one of Buc-ee's largest regional markets:
| Status | Count | Locations |
| Open Now | 2 | St. Augustine, Daytona Beach |
| Opening 2027 | 2 | Fort Pierce, Tallahassee |
| Opening 2028 | 1 | Ocala |
| Opening TBD | 1 | Port Charlotte |
| Total Confirmed | 6 | Across I-95, I-10, and I-75 corridors |
When St. Augustine opened on February 22, 2021, followed by Daytona Beach just a month later, travel enthusiasts drove in from all over the Southeast. Five years later, both spots remain booming road-trip hubs on Florida's Atlantic Coast.
Pro Tip: Traveling through Florida along I-75 or I-10? Hang tight. The upcoming Ocala, Port Charlotte, and Tallahassee stores will soon bring the Buc-ee's experience directly to Florida's central and western interstate routes.
The 2 Open Florida Buc-ee's Locations
1. Buc-ee's St. Augustine — Florida's First Location
Quick Store Specs:
- Address: 200 World Commerce Parkway, St. Augustine, FL 32092
- Highway Access: I-95, Exit 318 (World Commerce Parkway)
- Store Size: 52,600 square feet
- Fuel Pumps: 104 fueling positions (includes ethanol-free fuel)
- Car Wash: Yes
- EV Fast Charging: Yes (Tesla Superchargers + universal chargers)
- Opened: February 22, 2021
St. Augustine holds a special place in company history as Florida's very first Buc-ee's. Located on the southern edge of the Jacksonville metro area off I-95 Exit 318, it serves as the ultimate gateway stop for travelers driving down from Georgia and the Northeast toward Orlando, Daytona, or Miami.
This location carries a fantastic selection of Florida-themed merchandise, beach accessories, and local souvenirs alongside all classic Buc-ee's favorites like hot brisket and Beaver Nuggets.
Pro Tip: Heading home northbound on I-95 toward Georgia or the Carolinas? St. Augustine is your last Buc-ee's stop before crossing the Georgia state line, making it the absolute best place to top off your tank with cheap gas and stock up on snacks for the drive north.
2. Buc-ee's Daytona Beach — Florida's Largest Store + Longest Car Wash
Quick Store Specs:
- Address: 2330 Gateway North Drive, Daytona Beach, FL 32117
- Highway Access: I-95 at LPGA Boulevard (Exit 261B)
- Store Size: 53,000 square feet (Currently Florida's largest)
- Fuel Pumps: 104 fueling positions (includes 87 & 90 Octane ethanol-free fuel)
- Car Wash: 235-foot mega tunnel car wash (Longest in Florida)
- EV Fast Charging: Yes
- Opened: March 22, 2021
Slightly larger than St. Augustine, Daytona Beach holds the crown as Florida's largest open Buc-ee's. It is world-famous for its custom 235-foot tunnel car wash, specifically designed to handle massive volumes of beach sand, bugs, and highway grime.
Positioned at I-95 and LPGA Boulevard, it is a favorite pit stop for NASCAR fans heading to Daytona International Speedway, spring breakers, beachgoers, and families turning off onto Interstate 4 toward Orlando theme parks.
(Note: While the main store and fuel pumps operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, the car wash operates from 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM daily.)
Pro Tip: Taking a family trip to Disney World or Universal Studios? The Daytona Beach store sits right before the I-4 interchange. It is the best spot to run through the 235-foot car wash, grab hot breakfast kolaches, and arrive at your Orlando resort in a spotless vehicle.
Location Context: The Daytona Buc-ee's sits at I-95 and LPGA Boulevard, positioned to catch both northbound and southbound traffic efficiently. For travelers driving from the Northeast down into Central Florida, it marks the transition from the coastal I-95 corridor to the inland theme park route where I-4 takes over.
New Buc-ee's Coming to Florida — Full Confirmed Schedule
Florida's Buc-ee's footprint is expanding rapidly across major interstates. Here is a look at what is coming next:
Fort Pierce / St. Lucie County — 2027 (I-95)
- Location: I-95 at Indrio Road (Northwest of Fort Pierce / Southwest of Vero Beach)
- Store Size: 76,245 square feet (Will become the largest store in Florida)
- Fuel Pumps: 120 positions
- EV Fast Charging: 18 stations
- Parking Spaces: 778 spaces
- Expected Opening: 2027
Spanning a massive 76,245 square feet, Fort Pierce will not just be the largest Buc-ee's in Florida—it actually edges out Luling, Texas (75,593 square feet) to potentially claim the title of world's largest travel center when it opens. It fills a crucial gap on I-95, connecting Central Florida to West Palm Beach, Fort Lauderdale, and Miami.
Pro Tip: Driving the I-95 corridor between South Florida and Daytona? Billboard signs are already up near Indrio Road. Once open, Fort Pierce will offer 18 EV fast chargers and 778 parking spots, making it South Florida's premier highway rest stop. Permitting work has been active, with state transportation sign-offs completed and building permits moving through county approvals.
Tallahassee / Leon County — 2027 (I-10)
- Location: Interstate 10 near Tallahassee (Leon County, FL)
- Store Size: 75,000 square feet
- Fuel Pumps: 120 fueling positions
- EV Fast Charging: 24 stations (Most in Florida)
- Expected Opening: 2027
The Tallahassee store is a major development—it represents Buc-ee's very first location in the Florida Panhandle and the first Florida store located away from the I-95 corridor.
Buc-ee's acquired 30-plus acres in late 2025 and submitted official permit applications in early 2026. Leon County leadership confirmed groundbreaking for 2026 with a target 2027 grand opening. This store will serve Florida State University fans, state capitol visitors, and I-10 road trippers traveling between Jacksonville, Mobile, and New Orleans.
Pro Tip: Driving across the Florida Panhandle on I-10 can feel long and sparse. Once open, Tallahassee's 24 EV fast chargers and 120 gas pumps will make it the ultimate mid-way fueling oasis between Florida and Alabama.
Ocala / Marion County — 2028 (I-75)
- Location: Interstate 75 in Ocala (Marion County, FL)
- Store Size: 74,000 square feet
- Expected Opening: 2028
Port Charlotte — Timeline TBD (I-75)
- Location: Interstate 75 at Exit 170 in Port Charlotte, FL
- Store Size: 74,000 square feet
- Fuel Pumps: 120 fueling positions
- Parking Spaces: 740 spaces
- Expected Opening: Timeline TBD
Southwest Florida residents, your wait is almost over. Buc-ee's is planning a 74,000-square-foot store off I-75 Exit 170 in Port Charlotte. This location will directly serve Fort Myers, Naples, Cape Coral, and Sarasota—a region that currently has zero nearby Buc-ee's options.
Pro Tip: Port Charlotte sits right along the primary travel route for snowbirds and beachgoers driving down to Sanibel Island, Fort Myers Beach, and Naples. It will be a welcome addition to Southwest Florida's highway corridor.
Is There a Buc-ee's Near Disney World or Orlando?
No—and this is one of the most frequently asked questions by Florida vacationers.
As of 2026, there are no open or confirmed Buc-ee's locations inside Orlando, Kissimmee, or the Central Florida theme park district.
Distances from Disney World to Current Florida Buc-ee's:
- Daytona Beach (2330 Gateway North Dr): ~65 miles via I-4 East (Roughly a 60–75 minute drive) — CLOSEST OPTION
- St. Augustine (200 World Commerce Pkwy): ~95 miles via I-4 East & I-95 North (Roughly a 90 minute drive)
Because Daytona Beach is the closest store to Orlando, thousands of families making the road trip to Disney World make a point to stop in Daytona Beach on their way into town. Visiting Daytona Beach before hitting the theme parks has become a genuine family vacation tradition.
Pro Tip: Driving into Orlando from the North or East Coast? Stop at the Daytona Beach Buc-ee's to stock up on bottled water, travel snacks, and breakfast pastries. It will save you a bundle compared to buying snacks inside theme parks.wbirds and beachgoers driving down to Sanibel Island, Fort Myers Beach, and Naples. It will be a welcome addition to Southwest Florida's highway corridor.
Which Florida Buc-ee's Is Closest to Me?
Not sure which store is within driving distance? Here is a quick regional cheat sheet:
- North Florida (Jacksonville Area): St. Augustine is your closest store (~40 miles south on I-95).
- Central Florida (Orlando Area): Daytona Beach is your closest store (~65 miles northeast via I-4).
- Tampa & Gulf Coast: Daytona Beach is currently closest (~145 miles east), though the upcoming Ocala store (2028) will soon be much closer.
- South Florida (Miami / Fort Lauderdale / West Palm): Daytona Beach is currently nearest (~3.5 hours north). The upcoming Fort Pierce store (2027) will bring Buc-ee's within 50 miles of West Palm Beach.
- Southwest Florida (Fort Myers / Naples): Port Charlotte (in development) will serve this market. Currently, Daytona Beach (~175 miles) is the nearest open location.
- Florida Panhandle (Tallahassee / Pensacola): The upcoming Tallahassee store (2027) will be your first regional location.
Pro Tip: Taking a long cross-state drive across Florida? Plan your fuel stops around the I-95 corridor where both St. Augustine and Daytona Beach offer cheap gas and exceptionally clean restrooms along the East Coast.
The Daytona Beach Car Wash — Florida's Longest
Did you know the Daytona Beach Buc-ee's features the longest car wash in the entire state of Florida?
Spanning a massive 235 feet in length, this state-of-the-art tunnel wash was added as a special facility expansion after the store opened in 2021.
Service Options Offered:
- Basic Wash: Standard exterior soap, rinse, and dry.
- "The Works" Package: Premium deluxe treatment featuring tire shine, full exterior clear coat, and an underbody rinse to strip off salt air and highway bugs.
(Note: While the Buc-ee's store, kitchen, and gas pumps operate 24/7, the car wash operates from 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM daily.)
Pro Tip: Florida love bugs and salty ocean air can wreak havoc on your car's paint during a road trip. Treat your vehicle to "The Works" wash package right after your beach stay or long interstate drive before heading back home on I-95.
Road Trip Guide: Hitting Both Florida Buc-ee's on I-95
Did Because Florida's two open locations sit just 65 miles apart along I-95, visiting both in a single day makes for a super easy and enjoyable coastal road trip.
- The Route: St. Augustine (Exit 318) to I-95 South to Daytona Beach (Exit 261B)
- Drive Time: Roughly 50 to 60 minutes between stores during normal traffic conditions.
Recommended 1-Day Itinerary:
- Morning Start at St. Augustine: Arrive early for a calmer vibe. Refuel, grab fresh breakfast kolaches and hot coffee, and browse Florida-themed merchandise. (Bonus: Historic downtown St. Augustine is only 10 minutes away if you want to explore historic sites!)
- Drive Coastal I-95: Enjoy a scenic drive south past Flagler Beach toward Daytona.
- Afternoon Finish at Daytona Beach: Run your vehicle through the 235-foot tunnel car wash (open until 10:00 PM), pick up warm chopped brisket sandwiches for lunch, and grab freshly made fudge. (Bonus: Daytona International Speedway sits just 5 miles down the road!)
Pro Tip: You can easily visit both stops in 2 to 3 hours total, including drive time. It makes for the ultimate East Coast Florida highway experience.
What to Buy at Florida Buc-ee's
Florida locations carry Buc-ee's complete legendary food menu alongside exclusive Florida-themed merchandise you will not find anywhere else:
- Beaver Nuggets ($3.99): Iconic caramel corn puffs—buying just one bag is almost impossible.
- Texas BBQ Brisket Sandwich ($6.99): Sliced fresh right in front of you at the central cutting board.
- Fresh Pastries & Kolaches: Warm Czech sausage and cheese kolaches served fresh every morning.
- Homemade Fudge & Cinnamon Pecans: Hand-crafted fudge blocks and warm sugar-glazed nuts made right in the store.
- Exclusive Florida Merch: Bright orange, aqua, and flamingo-themed Buc-ee's t-shirts, beach towels, plushies, and coastal souvenirs.
Pro Tip: Because Florida stores see high tourist traffic, the central brisket line can see a 5-to-10-minute wait during peak lunch hours (11:30 AM to 1:30 PM). If you are in a rush, grab a pre-packaged hot breakfast burrito or chilled sandwich from the grab-and-go cases right next to the kitchen.
Frequently Asked Question's
The Bottom Line
Florida currently features two world-class Buc-ee's travel centers along Interstate 95, anchoring one of the country's most heavily traveled tourist corridors. From St. Augustine's historic debut to Daytona Beach's record-breaking 235-foot car wash, both spots have become essential Sunshine State road trip stops.
And with four more mega-stores on the way in Fort Pierce, Tallahassee, Ocala, and Port Charlotte between 2027 and 2028, Buc-ee's coverage will soon span across I-95, I-10, and I-75, making every major Florida road trip better than ever.
Pro Tip: Heading on a vacation to the Sunshine State? Bookmark this guide so you can plan your fuel and food stops before hitting the Florida state line.
More Florida coverage: Check out our dedicated guide to Buc-ee's Ocala, Florida.