Peach Orchard RV Park & Campground

“Peach Orchard RV park is a wonderful place to stay !! The hosts are so nice and it is a very clean RV campground! I recommend this place to everyone!!!”

“2025-09: This RV park has proven to be pretty decent. My friend likes it and never had any issues. The trash is picked up daily and there are plenty of dog waste stations all around. 2025-01: I recently visited a friend staying here and it was okay. It was almost full due to work crews for Hurricane Helene clean up being in town. The other people staying at the park were great, quiet at night and no issues. However, the road noise from Peach Orchard was very apparent, and the train tracks along the back of the park property will surely give you the surprise of a lifetime when a train goes by since it's so loud. It was convenient having a Family Dollar next door to easily and quickly walk to for some basic or last minute things you might want or need.”

“Great spot, especially for working folks. Stays quiet, kept clean.”

“Cheap. No facilities. Well lit. Wide pull through spaces. Excellent WiFi quick response for reservations.”

“One-Star Review: I would not recommend this campground to anyone, especially military families. My husband, an active-duty soldier, was stationed at Fort Eisenhower for training, and we had arranged months in advance to stay here from January to April. Despite this, we were assigned one of the worst sites—an all-sand lot that turned into a mess when it rained, making it nearly impossible to keep our camper clean as we constantly tracked in mud and sand. Meanwhile, better, more level sites were available but were reserved for short-term guests. When we requested to be relocated, they refused, telling us we could leave if we were unhappy, despite knowing we had no other viable options due to hurricane reconstruction and the Masters Tournament limiting availability in the area. The management was unprofessional and difficult to deal with. My husband was forced to leave over something as minor as keeping our outside light on during the day, even after offering to pay any fee if it was an issue. On top of that, they refused to provide an itemized receipt for his travel pay reimbursement, stating they “don’t do that kind of receipt,” and would only communicate via phone or text instead of email, making it difficult to have any formal documentation. The campground itself is severely lacking—no onsite laundry, no wash house, and no mailboxes for tenants. It’s also in a terrible location, right off a busy highway with constant sirens from police, fire, and ambulances, as well as a train that blasts its horn repeatedly around midnight. There is no onsite management, so if you have an issue, good luck getting it resolved in a timely manner. To make matters worse, many guests allowed their dogs to roam off-leash and didn’t clean up after them, making it a nightmare when taking our own pet outside. Despite these clear rule violations, the campground did nothing to enforce their policies. The final insult was how they handled our refund. We had paid $787 for a full month, but after being kicked out just seven days in, they charged us $455 for those seven days—effectively billing us $65 per day instead of prorating our original monthly rate of $26 per day. This refund discrepancy was completely unreasonable and felt like a blatant ripoff. Also, I would like to add on the phone call when they asked us to vacate the property they said we would receive a full refund. If you are coming to Fort Eisenhower or the Augusta, GA area, do yourself a favor and stay somewhere else. This campground is not worth the stress, the poor treatment, or the money.”

“I wouldn’t recommend this place to anyone. Management is terrible, and the park is poorly maintained. They charge significantly more than other locations because power is included in the bill, but they strictly monitor usage—expect issues if you leave an outdoor light on during the day or have a minor hose leak. The park is littered with off-leash animals, random piles of waste, and rundown campers that belong in a junkyard. There’s no on-site management office, communication is terrible, and there are no washroom or laundry facilities. To top it off, the park sits right off the heavily traveled Peach Orchard Highway, with police, fire trucks, and ambulances passing by at all hours. Do yourself a favor and stay elsewhere.”

“This park was sandy and noisy. The place was crawling with ants. I couldn't leave the camper without being swarmed by flies and mosquitoes.”

“Stayed two nights. The owner promptly greeted us with "you have an extra person so you owe me an additional 4.00" Gee, give me a chance! We did have an unexpected person and would not have minded paying-could have been nicer about it. Then promptly at 11.00 was told to check out or pay for an additional day. As I was doing triathalon I was 1 hour late. No southern hospitatily here. Basically a flat, bare place to park, which would have been fine if the owner would have been civil.”