The park is a tapestry of colors right now, poised for the arrival of summer in just two days. Splashes of vibrant pinks, oranges, yellows, burgundy, and purple can be seen in the day lilies, tiger lilies, hydrangeas, hostas, knock out roses, and many other blooms that grace the landscape.
Experience the wonder of spectacular sunsets almost every evening and make unforgettable memories this summer with views that will leave you in awe.
What better way is there to spend a holiday than camping in your RV in the mountains of western NC? We are anticipating an epic July 4th weekend. Currently still available are a couple of shaded river sites. Reserve today to join the fun!
Murphy’s Hometown Celebration at Konehete Veteran’s Park will feature a fishing derby, horeshoe tournament, peanut drop, field events, arts & crafts, and food trucks, culminating in fireworks at dusk.
Since the addition of our fenced-in dog park in July of 2022, many of our guests have thoroughly enjoyed the opportunity to socialize and exercise their furry friends off-leash. This play area has been among the most-loved aspects of Peachtree Cove, one for which campers come back. However, during the summers especially, we’ve received one comment more than any other: the need for shade. This being one of the only parts of the park not surrounded in mature foliage, guests have reported that the mid-afternoon sun while watching their pets is sometimes unbearable. We are grateful for your patience as we have worked to find a solution, and are now excited to announce that the day for that solution has arrived!
We have installed two 12’x12’x17′ shade kites (one at each end of the fenced in area) for your enjoyment. These sails are also waterproof, so run to them for cover during mountain rain showers when your furry friend is not yet done playing.
Come to Peachtree Cove this summer to experience for yourself the bright warm sunshine, lush green grass, fresh mountain breeze, and breathtaking views in the mountains of western North Carolina. We look forward to meeting you!
Memorial Day is just around the corner, and the mountains of North Carolina are calling your name! Are you ready to escape the hustle and bustle? Don’t miss out on the chance to create unforgettable memories in nature. Call us today to secure your last-minute camping reservation! We still have some fantastic river-front sites available.
Wishing you a lovely start to spring! As the chill of winter recedes, budding trees at the park are inviting you to enjoy the warm and fresh mountain air this season. Call today to book your site!
Vibrant clusters of yellow daffodils burst forth from the earth, their golden petals unfurling to greet the warming sun and chase away the remnants of winter. In harmony with the budding trees, these blooms give a cheerful reminder that the beauty of spring is just around the corner. Bring your big rig, your backwoods bumper pull, or your classic-style motorhome to enjoy a respite surrounded by these stunning blossoms in the mountains of North Carolina this spring!
After a stunning snowfall earlier this week, the park has transformed into a breathtaking winter wonderland. There’s something epic about this snowy season that fills the heart with joy. Explore our photo gallery to view more!
We are praising the Lord for His protection of Peachtree Cove and the surrounding area from Hurricane Helene. While the damage is devastating in other parts of the state from severe flooding and high winds, Andrews and Murphy were spared the brunt of the storm.
We are continuing to welcome guests and are anticipating a great October. If you haven’t yet made your reservations, give us a call to do so. We look forward to hearing from you!
October is just around the corner and with it comes a prime opportunity to visit the mountains of western North Carolina. Surrounded by lakes, rivers, waterfalls, hiking trails, and more while staying at Peachtree Cove, you will have a chance to view sights like this one that await you near your autumn home away from home. Make your reservations soon as availability this fall is limited.
*photo taken at the Hiwassee Lake Dam