Georgia Visitor’s Center

The visitors center was closed so in all fairness I’m reviewing the restrooms, which are all we needed anyway. They are pathetic, old and dim. The stalls are so small you practically have to straddle the toilet to get the door closed behind you. Two of the three stalls I tried were out of toilet paper. There are only two sinks, both with the old lever faucets that I hate to touch, updating to automatic would be nice. The one soap dispenser had a drip pan under it holding all the pink goo that had dripped out, and the one blow dryer was so slow I could have blown my hands off faster (and no paper towels as an opinion if you didn’t want to stand in line for the 5 minute hand dryer). Georgia, this is the best you can do? It’s embarrassing and I live in Georgia!

When pulling up, it is refreshing to know you survived driving through North Florida (did I just say that?). When you pull into this rest stop, it still slightly reminds you where you came from.
The place has friendly staff, but you can tell something has been going on with this place. I could have swore years ago this place looked different. It looks like they ran out of money trying to update this place, either that, or just didn’t care.
All in all, not GA’s best efforts. Nothing special about the bathrooms either– they are starting to show their age– I am surprised a urinal hasn’t fallen off the wall here yet.
I am also surprised the lack of truck parking here as well. And the hours– this place closes at 5:30PM! So much for night driving!
Oh yea, one more thing– no overnight parking allowed.

We stopped here on the way back to Tennessee from Florida. Nature was calling & we needed to switch drivers. Entering the rest area there are two buildings, the one on the left is the information/​welcome center. The one on the right is the bathrooms. The property has large trees with Spanish moss hanging down. It’s really a pretty place.
The bathrooms aren’t so pretty. The men’s bathroom had 3 urinals, one of which was covered up with a trash bag. I guess it was broken. The floor was wet. I hope it was water & not urine. The sinks had a soap dispenser that had a cut up jug below it to catch the soap that was dripping. I hope they don’t recycle the soap.
This place needs an update. It would be okay if it had old world charm, but it’s more third world charm. They need to remodel/​rebuild the welcome center. Florida is showing y’all up. Just saying.

The Georgia Visitor’s center was closed when I pulled in, but the reason I was there as to stop and –rest-​, and use the facilities. The bathrooms here are small and old. They are in need of updating. They are clean, but old.

When you pull up to park there will be two buildings, big one to your left and a small one to your right. The building on your left is a Welcome Center. Tons of information regarding things to do in Georgia by region. They also have the Georgia Lottery for you play and scratch off’s too. Restrooms are also available here.
The building to your right has vending machines and restrooms. That’s it.