CLEVELAND, OH – As Buc-ee’s continues its expansion beyond Texas, Ohio stands out as a potential new market for the popular travel center chain known for its massive stores, clean restrooms, and wide variety of snacks and merchandise.
With its strategic location in the Midwest and several major highways, Ohio offers numerous logical sites for a Buc-ee’s location.
Interstate 71, which connects Cincinnati, Columbus, and Cleveland, is a prime corridor for a Buc-ee’s due to its high traffic volume and central location in the state. A potential site could be near Grove City or Delaware, both close to Columbus, which would capture travelers moving between Ohio’s largest cities.
Another strong contender is along Interstate 75, particularly near Dayton or Findlay, where Buc-ee’s could serve traffic between Ohio and Michigan. This route is heavily traveled by tourists and truckers alike, making it an ideal spot for a large convenience center.
Interstate 70, running east to west through Ohio, is another suitable option, with locations near Springfield or Cambridge providing access to cross-country travelers. These locations would also benefit from proximity to Columbus and could serve as a midpoint between Indiana and Pennsylvania travelers.