Where could a Buc-ee’s be built in West Virginia?

BECKLEY, WV (LOOTPRESS) – Buc-ee’s, the popular Texas-based convenience store and gas station chain known for its sprawling locations and variety of offerings, has been expanding its presence beyond the Lone Star State.

While there are currently no Buc-ee’s locations in West Virginia, several areas in the state could potentially qualify for a future site.

One of the most likely areas is the Eastern Panhandle region, particularly along the I-81 corridor. This area is close to major population centers like Martinsburg and Hagerstown, Maryland, making it a prime spot for high traffic and tourism.

Additionally, the proximity to Virginia and Maryland could attract travelers passing through the tri-state area.

Another potential location could be along I-64 near Charleston, the state capital.

Charleston’s central location and access to major highways such as I-64, I-77, and I-79 make it an ideal spot for a Buc-ee’s, catering to local residents and travelers heading east or west through the state.

The Morgantown area, near the intersection of I-79 and I-68, could also be a contender.

As home to West Virginia University, Morgantown sees significant traffic from students, visitors, and sports fans, making it a bustling hub that could support a large Buc-ee’s store.

Lastly, the Beckley area along I-77 could be a strategic choice. Known for its proximity to outdoor attractions like the New River Gorge, Beckley attracts tourists year-round.

A Buc-ee’s in this region could serve as a convenient stop for those exploring the beauty and recreation in southern West Virginia.