Average duration of a Buc-ees stop?

[4077]

My stops are long enough for restroom, some sort of coffee drink, a banana pudding and some beaver nuggets to go

 

[loves to dive]

My visits to Bucc-ees consists of filling the gas tank and going to the bathroom. The rest of the stuff is nice but not that important to me.

Bama ED

PS - but I will say the bathrooms are usually VERY clean and nice, worthy of a stop all by themselves. DW approves.

This was me as well. I stopped in one outside of Macon on 75 on the way down to WDW. I actually stopped to check out the parking situation in case we wanted to stop there while towing the 5th wheel. I was driving down just me in the car. I walked around the parking lot first, checking out the parking. There were no designated RV spots but RVs had sort of taken over one section and pulled in using two car spots. I then went inside and was immediately hit with a overly crowded, noisy, busy something. I made my way through the crowd to the bathroom, did my business and left. It was too crowded and too loud for me. From what I saw and smelled on my way through, I told hubby not worth the stop with the RV, especially considering we would either have to open the RV and put the dog in there or leave her in the truck, neither ideal. Rest stops and Walmart parking lots will continue to be our potty break stops.

 

[Boomer1]

We avoid Buccee’s with the motorhome. If it is crowded, it can be a nightmare to get around. We will stop when we drive home later this month and when we return in January with the truck. The bathrooms are very clean. I have been known to buy the mints in the Buccee’s tins for stocking stuffers and they have nice grassy areas for walking our dog.

 

[Teamubr]

I told hubby not worth the stop with the RV, especially considering we would either have to open the RV and put the dog in there or leave her in the truck, neither ideal.

We avoid Buccee’s with the motorhome.

I've stopped at Buc-ee's a few times. I generally avoid them now due to the crowds and difficulty navigating a 42ft MH+toad through the parking lot to the pumps and out. A lot depends on the location. The one north of Atlanta isn't too bad. South of Atlanta and the one close to Gulf Shores are a nightmare.

With Mudflap or TSD, I can usually find fuel as cheap at a regular truck stop and can be in and out in 10 or 15 minutes. The food is pretty good at Buc-ees, but not worth an extra 30 minutes and traffic issues.

j

 

[sweet maxine]

I've stopped at Buc-ee's a few times. I generally avoid them now due to the crowds and difficulty navigating a 42ft MH+toad through the parking lot to the pumps and out. A lot depends on the location. The one north of Atlanta isn't too bad. South of Atlanta and the one close to Gulf Shores are a nightmare.

With Mudflap or TSD, I can usually find fuel as cheap at a regular truck stop and can be in and out in 10 or 15 minutes. The food is pretty good at Buc-ees, but not worth an extra 30 minutes and traffic issues.

I have tried to go inside the one near Gulf Shores a few years ago, but couldn't find a parking space. But it's still the plan for this trip. I just have to get inside the store and see what it's all about. From the looks of the replies so far, I'm in the minority with a fascination for the place.

 

[bama_ed]

I have tried to go inside the one near Gulf Shores a few years ago, but couldn't find a parking space.

That's an indicator of how popular our LA beaches are.

"LA" means Lower Alabama.

The Buc-cees in Foley off I-10 has MANY gas pumps and places for tow folks (like me). Be diligent.

South Alabama short term reservations (like me) might have MANY reservations. I am blessed to be ONE of them. - in retro of course. The Alabama/Gulf State Park website is pretty simple to understand.

We welcome any visitors who get into the GSP campground.

Bama Ed