Three Georgia dirt tracks are among racing facilities offering refuge for Floridians in the wake of Hurricane Milton, the Category 5 storm that late Wednesday is expected to make landfall on the Gulf Coast near Tampa.

Golden Isles Speedway near Brunswick, Norman Park’s Needmore Speedway and Senoia Raceway are providing free dry camping, with Golden Isles having "plenty of room to park" with "mostly dry camping" available, the track told DirtonDirt.com. The Golden Isles address: 101 Speedway Drive, Waynesville, GA 31566, 12 miles west of I-95 one hour north of Jacksonville, Fla.

Potable water and sewage tanks to dispose waste are additional services Golden Isles Speedway are offering evacuees. The track also can offer “track food” and concession appliances, including grills, are also available for evacuees. "We can find someone to cook in the kitchen if needed," the track told DirtonDirt.com.

Needmore posted that "we do not have any hookups (for camping), so you will have to be self-contained, but you are more than welcome to set up here."

"If you or a loved one from Florida are looking for a place to evacuate to, y'all are more than welcome to camp in the parking lot here at the track," Needmore Speedway posted to Facebook on Monday. "There has been several calls asking this morning and we welcome all of you.”

Needmore’s location: 1060 John Vickers Road, Norman Park, GA 31771, 7 miles west of I-75 about 90 minutes northeast of Tallahassee, Fla.

Senoia, which doesn’t have hookups for campers, asked evacuees to call ahead at (770) 559-6161. The track’s address: 171 Brown Road, Senoia GA 30276, 40 miles southwest of Atlanta.