Travel Alerts

Travel Alert: Georgia Travel Information

We're here to help. Below are resources to help you find hotel and lodging availability, assistance from our Visitor Information Centers and other important emergency resources. If you are concerned about your travel plans for existing reservations, contact your hotel directly.

Last updated Friday, Sept. 1, 2023, at 5:40 p.m.

Travel Alerts:

Isolated power outages and storm damage may exist in the Valdosta area. If your destination is in South Georgia, call ahead to confirm your plans.
The Valdosta Visitor Information Center is expected to be open throughout the Labor Day Weekend.

Georgia Hotels & Lodging

In partnership with Tripadvisor, the emergency lodging and hotels page has been activated to provide travelers and evacuees with real-time availability in Georgia.

Available Hotels and Lodging

Private Rentals

If you are looking for a private rental property, here is a link to Airbnb accommodations in Georgia.

Available Private Rentals

Campsites & Cabins

The Georgia Department of Natural Resources (DNR) operates 48 state parks that offer more than 2,700 campsites, including tent-only areas, RV pull-thru sites, primitive camping and group camping areas. Evacuees and their pets are welcome in Georgia's State Parks. Some stables are available for horses.

Available Campsites & Cabins

Pet-friendly Accommodations

Pets Welcome website - a hurricane resource page with pet-friendly lodging options that is updated in real-time and searchable by location: petswelcome.com/hurricane-emergency/near-me.

Pet-Friendly Hotels website: pet-friendly-hotels.net

Visitor Information Centers

Our nine official state Visitor Information Centers are available to assist with identifying accommodations and travel information. Each center also offers clean bathrooms, a place to park, walk pets and more. Standard hours: 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m., daily.