Springing up: Wawa set to open 5 new NJ locations - NJBIZ

Kimberly Redmond//March 22, 2023

Kimberly Redmond//March 22, 2023

Wawa is gearing up to open five new convenience stores in New Jersey.

Though the Pennsylvania-headquartered gas and food chain has not yet announced when the locations will be up and running, a note on its website says the grand openings are slated for spring 2023.

Wawa Inc. is giving away any size hot coffee to teachers and school administrators from Sept. 1-30. — There soon will be a few more places in New Jersey to pick up your Wawa coffee. – WAWA

According to Wawa, stores are scheduled to open in:

Brick – 10 Lane Mill Road
Mount Laurel – 3280 Route 38
Ramsey – 966 Route 17 N.
Oaklyn – 1006 White Horse Pike
East Hanover – 28 Route 10

Wawa’s footprint of nearly 1,000 c-stores throughout the Northeast includes over 260 locations in New Jersey.

By 2030, the company plans to open another 1,800 locations as part of a nationwide expansion effort, Wawa Chief Executive Officer Chris Gheysens said during an interview last year with the Philadelphia Business Journal.

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