Buc-ee’s Florida: Every Location, Plus the 4 New Ones Coming (2026)

The first time I pulled off I-95 into the Daytona Beach Buc-ee’s, I’d been driving for hours and expected a normal gas-station break. Instead I walked out 40 minutes later with a brisket sandwich, two bags of Beaver Nuggets, and a beaver-logo tee I did not need. Florida has fully embraced Buc-ee’s, and if you’re driving the Sunshine State, these are stops worth planning around. Here’s the honest, current guide: exactly where Florida’s Buc-ee’s are, which one’s bigger, the four new stores on the way, and why Orlando and Miami still don’t have one.

Key takeaways

• Florida has 2 open Buc-ee’s as of 2026: St. Augustine and Daytona Beach, both on I-95, both open since 2021.
• Daytona Beach is slightly bigger (53,000 sq ft) and has Florida’s longest car wash at 235 feet.
• Four more Florida stores are coming: Fort Pierce, Tallahassee, Ocala, and Port Charlotte.
• There is currently no Buc-ee’s in Orlando, Tampa, Miami, or Jacksonville.

How many Buc-ee’s are in Florida?

Florida has two open Buc-ee’s locations as of 2026, both along the I-95 corridor and both open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. They opened in 2021, making Florida one of Buc-ee’s earliest and most important out-of-state expansions. Four additional Florida stores are confirmed and on the way, which will spread the beaver across the I-75 and I-10 corridors too.

Where are the Buc-ee’s in Florida?

The two open stores sit within an hour of each other on Florida’s Atlantic side:

• St. Augustine: 200 World Commerce Parkway, off I-95 in northeast Florida. About 52,600 square feet with 104 fuel pumps. This is the closest Buc-ee’s to the Jacksonville metro, roughly 40 miles south.
• Daytona Beach: 2330 Gateway North Drive, off I-95. About 53,000 square feet with 104 fuel pumps, plus Florida’s longest car wash at 235 feet.

Both are natural launch points for a Central Florida trip. Plenty of families make the St. Augustine store their official “vacation starts here” stop before continuing toward the Orlando theme parks.

Alt text: Buc-ee’s Florida location off I-95, one of two open stores in the state

Which Florida Buc-ee’s is bigger, St. Augustine or Daytona?

Daytona Beach is the bigger of the two, but barely. It measures about 53,000 square feet versus St. Augustine’s 52,600, a difference of roughly 400 square feet. Both have the same 104 fuel pumps. The real tiebreaker is the car wash: Daytona Beach has Florida’s longest at 235 feet, so if you want the full experience plus a spotless car, Daytona edges it out. Honestly, though, once you’re inside either one, the 400-square-foot gap is invisible.

Buc-ee’s Florida hours

Both Florida Buc-ee’s are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. They don’t close overnight or for holidays. The one exception is the Daytona Beach car wash, which runs roughly 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. rather than around the clock.

My practical tip, having done these stores at various hours: they get busy during daytime and holiday travel peaks, so an early-morning or late-evening stop is calmer if you’d rather not fight the crowd for a brisket sandwich.

Is there a Buc-ee’s in Orlando, Tampa, Miami, or Jacksonville?

No. As of 2026, there is no Buc-ee’s in Orlando, Tampa, Miami, or Jacksonville proper. For Jacksonville travelers, the St. Augustine store about 40 miles south on I-95 is the closest option. For Orlando, the Daytona Beach store is the nearest, roughly an hour east. Tampa and Miami don’t have a confirmed store yet, though the coming I-75 locations will eventually shorten the drive for a lot of Gulf Coast and South Florida travelers.

What new Buc-ee’s are coming to Florida?

Florida is one of the most aggressively targeted states in Buc-ee’s expansion, with four more locations confirmed across new corridors:

These fill in the two corridors Florida’s current stores miss, I-75 and I-10, which means Gulf Coast and Panhandle drivers finally get their own. Note that opening dates for large Buc-ee’s routinely shift, since the company says a travel center takes 18 to 24 months to build once construction starts.

What to get at the Florida Buc-ee’s

If it’s your first visit, don’t overthink it: get the chopped brisket sandwich fresh off the block, grab a bag (or two) of Beaver Nuggets, and hit the fudge counter on your way out. A cold fountain drink or Icee is close to mandatory in Florida heat. And yes, the branded tees and tumblers are a tourist trap, and yes, you’ll probably buy one anyway. For the full food rundown, see our Buc-ee’s menu guide.

Frequently asked questions

How many Buc-ee’s are in Florida?

Florida has two open Buc-ee’s as of 2026, in St. Augustine and Daytona Beach, both on I-95. Four more are confirmed and coming.

Where is the Buc-ee’s in St. Augustine?

The St. Augustine Buc-ee’s is at 200 World Commerce Parkway, off I-95. It’s about 52,600 square feet with 104 fuel pumps.

Which Florida Buc-ee’s is bigger?

Daytona Beach is slightly bigger at about 53,000 square feet versus St. Augustine’s 52,600. Daytona also has Florida’s longest car wash at 235 feet.

Is there a Buc-ee’s in Orlando?

No. There is no Buc-ee’s in Orlando. The closest is the Daytona Beach store, about an hour east on I-95.

What new Buc-ee’s are coming to Florida?

Four more Florida stores are confirmed: Fort Pierce, Tallahassee, Ocala, and Port Charlotte, opening between 2027 and 2029.

Are the Florida Buc-ee’s open 24 hours?

Yes. Both Florida Buc-ee’s are open 24/7/365. The Daytona Beach car wash is the exception, running about 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.

The bottom line

Florida’s two Buc-ee’s are genuinely worth building into an I-95 trip, and with four more on the way, the state’s about to get a lot more beaver coverage. Pick Daytona if you want the car wash, St. Augustine if you’re coming from Jacksonville, and either way, walk in hungry and give yourself time to wander. Driving elsewhere in the Sunshine State? Keep an eye on the coming I-75 stores, and check our Buc-ee’s locations map to plan the whole route.