The Georgian county of MonroeFollowing special approval from the Georgia Environmental Protection Division (EPD), construction is scheduled to begin in Monroe County, Georgia, marking the formal start of the state’s fourth Buc-ee’s facility. It is anticipated that the new travel station will open in March 2027 and will be situated close to protected waters.
Special Approval Needed for Waterway Proximity
In order to build near two unnamed dendritic tributaries of Deer Creek in the Upper Ocmulgee Watershed, the site’s development necessitated an astream buffer variance. Although development is normally prohibited by state law close to these bodies of water, environmental inspectors gave Buc-ees the all-clear to move forward.
The renovation comes after the largest Buc-ee’s in Georgia opened its doors in Brunswick just in time for Fourth of July travel.
Buc-ee s Popularity in Georgia Continues to Grow
The Texas-based firm has gained a loyal customer base because to its large gas stations, spotless facilities, and extensive assortment of road trip necessities like fudge, BBQ, and branded snacks. The new Monroe County shop will open in the following sites in Georgia:
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Brunswick
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Calhoun
601 Union Grove Rd. SE, Adairsville, GA 30103 -
Warner Robins
7001 Russell Parkway, Fort Valley, GA 31030
Expected Opening and Economic Impact
The Monroe County Buc-ee’s is expected to open in March 2027, according to WSB-TV. It is anticipated that the business will draw tourists from Interstate 75 and create new jobs in the community.
A Road Trip Staple
With its recognizable beaver mascot, numerous petrol pumps, and extensive convenience store selection, Buc-Ee’s locations are frequently regarded as destinations in and of themselves. Buc-ee’s is as much a part of the journey as the final destination for many vacationers.
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