Hurricane Milton evacuees find refuge at Atlanta Motor Speedway as they escape the storm's path. Hurricane Milton evacuees from Florida have found shelter at the Atlanta Motor Speedway in Georgia. Kelli Irons, a Hurricane Milton evacuee, expressed her fears about those who did not evacuate.

Hundreds of Hurricane Milton evacuees are on their way to or already at hotels, shelters, and RV parks in metro Atlanta. Channel 2′s Audrey Washington spoke with evacuees at the Atlanta Motor Speedway in Henry County on Tuesday.

Atlanta Motor Speedway offers free camping for Hurricane Milton evacuees, showcasing a history of providing disaster relief with facilities like showers, while also offering upgraded sites at a fee.

As Hurricane Milton barrels towards Florida, the Atlanta Motor Speedway is offering a place to seek shelter for those in the line of the storm.

The Atlanta Motor Speedway in Hampton, Georgia, has opened up its campgrounds to provide shelter for those affected by Hurricane Milton.

Hurricane and tropical storm watches are posted across much of Florida’s west coast as the Category 5 storm churns in the Gulf of Mexico.

The Atlanta Motor Speedway (AMS) is hosting Milton evacuees at its site in Hampton. According to the AMS website, the speedway is offering dry camping free of charge in its Legends Premium Campground for RVs and Legends Tent Campground for pop-up campers and tents.

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Hurricane Milton is expected to make landfall on Florida's Gulf Coast late on Wednesday night. Projections of massive storm surges and winds currently rated at Category 4 make the storm a major risk to the region,