We're local here in George. To help you plan your weekend, we’ve created a variety of resources and listed useful links to provide you with all the information you need before you arrive. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to reach out.

1. Map Of The Gorge & Surrounding Areas- get info on the venue such as entrances, gates, seating charts, bathrooms etc. as well as info on the surrounding area such as local fishing spots, swimming spots, campgrounds, hotels, parking etc.
2. The Ultimate Packing List
3. The Gorge FAQ Guide- Get a list of the top questions we've been asked throughout the years.
4. Parking & Shuttle Guide Get info day parking, overnight parking & a list local transportation companies
5. The Gorge Planning Assistant- This assistant takes all of our resources combined to give you quick answers to your questions. It also provides sources with it's answers.
6. Concert Weekend Planning Page- Save yourself a ton of google searches with our convenient planning page. Get instant links & info for many of the businesses mentioned in the Map (local hotels, restaurants, etc.)
7. The Gorge Campground: Camping Levels Explained- Get a clear list of amenities that come with each camping tier. Guide also comes with screenshots and source links
8. Safety & Accessibility Guide - get practical safety tips to navigate The Gorge plus official links to accessibility forms
9. The Gorge Know Before You Go
10. The Gorge Campground Safety & Rules
11. Accessibility At The Gorge

If you'd like to see all these resources in one place, feel free to visit The Gorge Amphitheatre Planning Page.

IMPORTANT INFO:

• The Vantage Bridge will be under construction until 2028. Get updated info HERE
• No Chairs are allowed in the venue. Prepare to rent your chair. As of this post, I wasn't able to find a current link for chair rentals.
• Get to the venue right when parking opens even if you have to get there and just hang out. You don't want to get stuck in traffic any later than that
• If you need to make arrangement for parking/shuttle, do it immediately. That way, you will get the most options. Reserving the day-of is very stressful and never guaranteed
• Drink A TON of water before you get there. Make it a priority to stay hydrated
• Bring earplugs (for those camping) mosquito spray, a light jacket and a very comfortable pair of walking shoes. It's incredibly hot during the day and surprisingly cold after the sun sets.
• If you plan on camping, bring corkscrew stakes for your tents and sunshades. Those will give you the best results out there.

Good luck with your plans and please reach out to us if you have any other questions, we're local and love to help!

Rebecca

GW Secure Parking