Hartsfield-Jackson sits about 25 miles from the Crowne Plaza, per the venue page — the same distance cited for the airport-to-hotel trip in general, so it’s a fairly manageable drive once you land.
No, there isn’t a specifically recommended car rental company near the venue, so any standard rental option near the airport or in the area should work fine.
Uber or Lyft is the recommended way to get from ATL airport to Peachtree City if you don’t have a car, offering a straightforward door-to-door option without needing to arrange a rental.
No, Peachtree City isn’t especially walkable for attendees without a car, so plan on having some form of transportation — rideshare, a rental car, or a golf cart — arranged for getting around once you’re there.
There’s a Target, a Walmart, and a Publix nearby, giving attendees easy access to groceries, essentials, or anything else you might need to pick up during your stay.
The Camp can’t be held responsible for weather-related travel delays affecting your trip to the event, and historically, all events have gone on as scheduled regardless of individual attendees’ travel disruptions. Build in some buffer time when planning your travel just in case.
No, there isn’t covered walking access between the hotel and the event hall, so plan accordingly if rain is in the forecast during your stay.
Yes, all events will be delayed if there’s a fire alarm or storm warning during the weekend, since safety protocols take priority over the posted schedule in that situation.
Volunteers receive free admission to the event, a volunteer t-shirt, meals during their shifts, and additional perks on top of that. It’s a solid trade for the time commitment if you’re interested in being part of the event from the staff side.
Yes, volunteers receive free event admission as part of volunteering.
