Ted & Tracy's RV Campground

Washington, Georgia

23 RV Sites, 12 Tent Sites, 1 Onsite RV/Trailer

Ted and Tracy's RV Campground in Washington, Georgia, is a newly designed destination campground in Wilkes County's Upper Piedmont — a welcoming family-friendly property with RV sites and tent sites amid mature trees alongside the sounds of Upton Creek, featuring a community fire pit, extended stay options, fire rings and grills, and picnic tables in a setting that gives guests the peaceful rural Georgia character of one of the state's most historically significant antebellum communities. Washington's position in the Georgia Piedmont, 90 miles east of Atlanta and 30 miles from the South Carolina border, provides the combination of rural tranquility and practical highway access on US Highway 78 that makes it an accessible and genuinely pleasant base for exploring the upper Georgia Piedmont and the Lake Russell corridor. RV sites with hookups and tent sites on the creek-adjacent wooded property give the campground the practical infrastructure for both weekend escapes from the Athens and Augusta metro areas and longer extended stays for guests using Washington as a base for Piedmont Georgia exploration. The community fire pit and the individual fire rings at sites create the campfire social environment that smaller, family-owned campgrounds like Ted and Tracy's cultivate more successfully than larger commercial properties — the kind of place where guests sharing fire pit space in the evening become the conversational community that characterizes the best small-town Georgia camping experience. Pets are welcome. Washington, Georgia's historic downtown is one of the best-preserved antebellum commercial streetscapes in the state — a courthouse square ringed by Federal and Greek Revival buildings that survived the Civil War intact because Confederate General Joseph Wheeler's cavalry passed through without the destruction that Sherman's March inflicted on Atlanta and Savannah's built environments. The Mary Willis Library, the oldest public library in Georgia and a Carnegie-era institution, and the Washington-Wilkes Historical Museum together provide the historical interpretation of a town whose 18th and 19th-century significance in Georgia's political and commercial life the architecture accurately reflects. Elijah Clark State Park, 7 miles east of Washington on the Clark Hill Reservoir shore, preserves the reconstructed frontier homestead of Revolutionary War hero Elijah Clark alongside 447 acres of Georgia Piedmont forest and 447 acres of Lake Clarks Hill frontage. Clarks Hill Reservoir — known as Lake Thurmond on the South Carolina side of the Georgia-South Carolina border — is the largest Corps of Engineers lake east of the Mississippi River, with 71,000 acres of water and 1,200 miles of shoreline that sustain bass, crappie, and striped bass fishing and camping of the comprehensive scale that a reservoir of this dimension produces. Ted and Tracy's RV Campground serves guests year-round in Washington's mild Georgia Piedmont climate, where the spring and fall seasons from March through May and September through November represent the most comfortable outdoor recreation windows and the summer months provide adequate but warmer conditions that the creek-side shade trees and the Clarks Hill Lake water recreation moderate. Augusta, 40 miles southeast, provides the major metro service access and the Augusta National Golf Club's legendary status that gives the region an annual April visitor spike during the Masters Tournament. Reserve sites ahead for spring and fall Piedmont weekends and Masters Tournament week in early April, when the Augusta-Washington corridor campground availability tightens significantly.

What does this place offer

Community Fire Pit
Full Hookup
Pet Friendly
WiFi

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Location

1895 Aonia Rd, Washington, GA 30673, USA

Things to know

Check-in: 12:00 PM

Check-out: 11:00 AM

Rules

Registration and Arrival Check-In Procedure - When you arrive, please call (706) 533-6132 to get checked in to your spot. - Check-In: 12 PM (noon) - 6 PM - Check-Out: 11 AM. - While each park attempts to accommodate your exact spot request, the on-site manager has the ultimate decision for spot placement. Parking Policy - Cars must be parked in your site or designated areas only. - Do not block the road or park in an empty RV site. - There are a limited number of additional parking spaces; those are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. Quiet Hours - Quiet Hours are from 10 PM to 7 AM (unless otherwise noted) RV Requirements - A sewer collar must always be used. - Skirting on RVs must be professionally fabricated, color-matched, and installed in an aesthetically pleasing way. - Plastic sheeting, unfinished plywood, tarps, or other makeshift skirting items are not permissible. - You must be at least 18 years of age to make a reservation. RV Inclusions - Each RV site fee includes up six persons, one wheeled sleeping unit, and one vehicle. - There is a fee for every person over six people, regardless of age. Length of Stay - A three-night minimum stay may be required during specific time periods, special events, and holidays. Strictly Prohibited inside the park - DO NOT discharge sewage or gray water on the ground or in the creek. - DO NOT wash vehicles or RVs in the park. - DO NOT install permanent structures in the park. - NO horse trailers, tractor trailers, bunkhouse trailers, etc. - NO sleeping overnight in a vehicle not designed for camping. - Gas-powered generators since full hookups are provided. - ATVs, mini bikes, mopeds, and drones are not allowed on campground property. - Use of fireworks and firearms is prohibited. Trash Policy - Trash cans are provided at each site for your convenience during your stay. - Please tie up trash in bags before placing it in cans. - Please dispose of any bags of trash in the large dumpster by the main road prior to leaving the Campground. - All sites must be kept tidy and nothing should be left behind. Campfires Policy - Campfires are permitted in fire rings only. Fire rings must be returned to the original location before leaving the campground. - Gathering dead branches laying on the ground is permitted. - Never leave a campfire unattended. - Do not discard ashes in the trash or on grass. - Burning trash in the fire ring is strictly prohibited. - Extinguish fires before leaving them unattended. Pets Policy - A maximum of two dogs are allowed per campsite. - No aggressive dogs allowed. - Pets must have current vaccines. - Pets must be kept on a leash no longer than 6 feet in length. - Pets must be reasonably quiet, restrained, and always supervised. - Pet owners are responsible for the immediate clean-up of their pet’s waste. - Pets must not be tied to trees. - Pet fences may only be set up when pets are using them. General Rules - Please do not walk through another camper’s site, unless given permission. - Recreational campers only. - All campsites must be occupied by at least one adult age 18 or older. - Any vehicle or RV occupying a site unauthorized, or ordered to be removed from a site, must vacate the site immediately upon notification from the Campground. - If a vehicle or RV must be towed to remove it from a site, all associated costs will be the responsibility of the vehicle or RV owner. - The Campground is not responsible for any damage caused by having to remove that vehicle or RV. - Help protect the beauty of the trees, trails, and wildlife by not damaging the property. No cutting, carving, or driving nails into trees, and no digging or picking up plants. - Insurance must be carried on your RV and other personal property (i.e., cars) while on the Campground. - The Campground is not responsible for any damages or mishaps to your RV or property at any time. - Be aware that the electricity from the regional provider may go out due to circumstances beyond our control. - Ted and Tracy’s Campground (hereinafter called “Campground”) reserves the right to evict anyone, without refund, for violating the rules, destroying or defacing property, creating a disturbance, or non-payment.

Cancellation Policy

Campground Cancellation Policy - 100% refund until 7 days prior to check-in. - 50% percent refund 3 days prior, then 2 days prior the reservation is no longer refundable. - If a vehicle or RV must be towed to remove it from a site, all associated costs will be the responsibility of the vehicle or RV owner. - All refund calculations exclude the RoverPass service fees and credit card processing, which are non-refundable. RoverPass Cancellation Policy - The platform and processing fees are non-refundable. - Spot2Nite convenience fees are non-refundable.