Heritage RV Park - Augusta, Ga
I've never given Heritage RV Park in Augusta, Georgia a good rap...But I am here to change that.
Back in March, my father was put in the hospital after a massive heart attack. While he was in the hospital at Fort Gordon in Augusta Georgia, my sister and her husband were going to bring their Wanderlodge Class A motorhome and staying it. Heritage RV Park was a few miles outside Gate 1 of Fort Gordon and where the hospital is. Before leaving one day, I decided to drive through the park and check it out for my sister. I was pleasantly surprised when I drove though it,. Needless to say, I relayed to my sister that it was a suitable place. Unfortunately, my father did not come out of a coma, was taken off life support and passed in less than week. This past weekend, we decided to take our motorhome to Augusta to see our mothers. We stayed at Heritage RV Park and found it to be peaceful and quiet. The owner, Don, is apparently doing a lot of work to the park. It's not perfect, but it's on it's way. One think we dislike are the dirt roads, but they are not too bad. I had advised the owner that we would be coming in after hours. We arrived to our site around 9pm friday night. A little before 11pm, I received an email from the owner asking if we made it in ok. Now that's service!
So if you are going to be in Augusta or passing through on I-20, be sure to stop and stay at this park. It's just about a mile and half off of I-20. Get off at the Jimmy Dyess parkway exit. There's also a Cracker Barrel and Pilot travel Center at the same exit.
Back in March, my father was put in the hospital after a massive heart attack. While he was in the hospital at Fort Gordon in Augusta Georgia, my sister and her husband were going to bring their Wanderlodge Class A motorhome and staying it. Heritage RV Park was a few miles outside Gate 1 of Fort Gordon and where the hospital is. Before leaving one day, I decided to drive through the park and check it out for my sister. I was pleasantly surprised when I drove though it,. Needless to say, I relayed to my sister that it was a suitable place. Unfortunately, my father did not come out of a coma, was taken off life support and passed in less than week. This past weekend, we decided to take our motorhome to Augusta to see our mothers. We stayed at Heritage RV Park and found it to be peaceful and quiet. The owner, Don, is apparently doing a lot of work to the park. It's not perfect, but it's on it's way. One think we dislike are the dirt roads, but they are not too bad. I had advised the owner that we would be coming in after hours. We arrived to our site around 9pm friday night. A little before 11pm, I received an email from the owner asking if we made it in ok. Now that's service!
So if you are going to be in Augusta or passing through on I-20, be sure to stop and stay at this park. It's just about a mile and half off of I-20. Get off at the Jimmy Dyess parkway exit. There's also a Cracker Barrel and Pilot travel Center at the same exit.
