Savannah River Site Announces 2027 Public Tours, Opens Registration
The Savannah River Site has announced that tours will be available in 2027, with registration now open.

Savannah, GA, November 4, 2026 — The Savannah River Site (SRS) has announced that public tours will commence in 2027. Registration for these upcoming tours is now open.
The announcement marks a significant development for those interested in visiting the Department of Energy facility. While specific dates and the registration process details beyond the opening of registration were not provided, the indication is that interested individuals can now begin the process to secure a place on future tours.
The Savannah River Site, located in the state of South Carolina, is a significant national defense facility that engages in the processing and storage of nuclear materials. Historically, public access and tours have been limited, making this announcement a notable opportunity for engagement with the site’s operations and history.
Further details regarding the tour schedule, eligibility requirements, and the specific registration portal or procedure are expected to be released as the 2027 commencement date approaches. The opening of registration suggests that the site is preparing for a structured program of public engagement.
Visitors can anticipate information on what aspects of the Savannah River Site will be featured during the tours and the capacity for each tour group. The site’s operations are varied, encompassing environmental cleanup, nuclear materials management, and national security missions. The availability of tours in 2027 is intended to provide a glimpse into these complex activities.
As registration is now open, it is advisable for interested parties to seek out official communication channels from the Savannah River Site for any updates or specific instructions on how to complete their registration. The exact dates for the commencement of tours within 2027 have not been specified.
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