Imagine waking up to the subtle sweetness of tree-ripened peaches wafting through your RV, as the sun crests over a Georgia skyline. Welcome to an RV camper's paradise tucked away in Rutledge, where RV camping meets the ultimate farm-to-table experience. This idyllic spot celebrates the joys of picking and tasting fresh produce directly from the source. Since 1983, RV camping enthusiasts have flocked here to indulge in the bounties of nature. During mid-June to mid-July, treat your taste buds to the explosion of flavors with peaches, fresh tomatoes, and plumb blueberries that beg to be picked. Come fall, the orchard becomes a haven for pecan lovers, offering the perfect opportunity to stock your RV pantry with nature's buttery treats. The fertile soils here yield more than just fruit; they offer a cornucopia of local vegetables and melons, ensuring that every meal you prepare in your RV is infused with the freshest ingredients. Moreover, the orchard's peach salsa, peach preserves, and honey are not just products; they are jars of sunshine available all year round, along with small bags of shelled pecans for that perfect snack or salad addition. At this Harvest Host location, the art of RV camping is seamlessly blended with agritourism, providing a retreat where joy is harvested daily, and freshness is a way of life. Whether you are here to relax among the peach trees or to satiate your culinary creativity with just-picked produce, this family-owned oasis is a testament to quality and a sanctuary for those in pursuit of nature's best. Meet Jim and Carolyn, the stewards of this orchard, who invite you into their labor of love, enveloped in the scenic beauty of rural Georgia. Park your RV amongst a landscape that reverberates with the quiet pride of sustainable farming and the generational knowledge that makes every fruit and vegetable a testament to quality. Experience RV camping like never before, where every sunrise promises a juicy bite into the freshest, local produce because once you've tasted the difference, there's simply no going back to store-bought.