Underwhelming when we arrived to the first GA peach world location, did not realize there was a 2nd location. However, the staff is very engaging and made the samples very inviting and exciting. Left the store with many treats! Ended up visiting the second location for more peach cobbler!! Can't wait to go back! read more

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This is a small unassuming place next to the freeway but get inside and there are selections from wall to wall. They make peach slushies and fudge and then every type of peach jams/preserves/sauces/salsas. It takes time to look through everything. There are several samples and we walked out w a couple items and will stop by again when we're in the area. read more

Georgia Peach World - Outside wall. - Specialty Food Near Me - Townsend, Georgia

A great touristy stop to break up a long drive. They have literally everything you could possibly imagine made from peaches. I always get their peach tea and lemonade because it's sweet and natural with straight peaches. They have peaches slushies which are delicious as well. The best part is they offer samples of just about everything in the store. The staff are beyond friendly and helpful. The store shares a parking lot with a gas station which is extremely helpful should you need gas too. read more

Don't bother. There are TONS of other places to order from! Emails? None answered. Phone calls? None returned. Problem with order? Don't care! Shipped with NO notification. Was expecting the order but not the exact date. We were called out of town, never got text, email, phone call that the peaches were on their way. But on ONE conversation with 'Anya' she said : Gee, don't know about that breakdown. Sometimes we send notices, sometimes we don't.' Guess we were the chosen NOT to notify. How can you run a business like this? Had I known I could have had someone pick up the peaches. Instead, they sat in the 90 degree weather for THREE DAYS. Quite cooked once we received. Not good peaches. I asked for a discount on our next order. Refused! Well....I'm ordering from ANOTHER peach company after I finish this review. BE smart! Go somewhere else. This company doesn't care about customer service. OH, and ps: I was accused of 'yelling' at Anya, though I never raised my voice. She just didn't like the faccts I was giving her. Can you say "Snowflake"? read more

What a selection of Peach everything !! I made it a point to stop since I've often whizzed by the exit and said whoops I forgot to turn off haha. Staff is friendly and helpful. I purchased peach fritter ( delicious) and peach butter (haven't tried yet) I will return ! read more

I recently stopped at the location off of exit 58 from I-95 because I was searching for old-school tacky souvenir shops in the Southeast. The side of the building was a crudely hand-painted mural with the name of the store. It looked like a promising location to satisfy my hunger for nostalgic trashy touristy junk! To my surprise, there were only a few kitschy items for sale, and the store offered mostly peach products, including peach jams, peach fudge, peach cobbler etc. The staff were so friendly, and I had as much fun chatting with them as I did inspecting the what the store had to offer! I left with some peach fudge, a peach fridge magnet, and a taxidermied baby alligator head to send to my grandson up in Boston (his mother may very well disown me for that!). My stop happened at the end of my day's adventure, and I was running low on funds, but will definitely return again to load up on more peachy offerings when my bank account recovers! And don't forget to say hello to Patrick...the resident Guinea fowl who patrols the property! read more

Since I wasn't driving I75 or the Peach Corridor, I was happy to see the billboards for Peach World as i promised my mom that I'd bring her home some Georgia peaches. When I stopped though, I wasn't sure what to expect. Parking is ... interesting. There is the shop, which has EVERYTHING peach, including Moonshine, cider and salsa, but not fresh peaches. Those are available outside during season, by a local vendor. I got a small basket for $12.00. There is an attached property that I assume is available for a price that allows you to pet things, and slide down a big inflatable slide, but I didn't visit that area. All in all, it was a worth while stop, they got a fair bit of change out of me, because I can't resist peaches in many forms, so I have to try the moonshine among other things! I would stop again, just to visit the petting zoo. read more

Don't fall for the billboards that make this place out to be easy more than it is. Very high prices for supper low quality, and jams that are nothing more than a uncalled for amount of sugar and some water (I love sweets but good godfrey!!) Place is run down, they don't allow customers to use the bath restrooms even after spending a small fortune there and it being a tourist trap in the middle of nowhere, and the cherry on top was how all the staff with the exception of one are rather rude. read more

Georgia Peach World - Storefront - Specialty Food Near Me - Townsend, Georgia

I had high hopes for this place. I thought the concept was the cutest so I was very excited to go but unfortunately I was quite disappointed in how expensive everything was. Everything was RIDICULOUSLY over priced. Even the peaches, that you would think, would be in abundance in GA. we got a bag of pecans for $45! And when we came back home and opened them, they were full of bugs and larvae! Very disgusting. I looked it up and I think it may be pecan weevil infestation. Unacceptable, especially for that price. Souvenir magnets were $5 a piece. Peach ring candy was repackaged into their own packaging. Nothing special. Just plain mini bags of peach rings for $4. You can buy a giant bag of the same candy at the grocery store for half the price. I certainly won't be back and I definitely do not recommend. read more

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Blink and you might miss this little gem hidden behind the gas station! You don't want to miss this spot. We arrived only 10 minutes before closing but the woman working was so kind to help us, answer any questions we had, and even let us taste test some wines. I absolutely love the peach cider. A must stop on any trip south. read more

A delightful southern uniquely GEORGIA tourist trap/pits stop. Quite a variety of peach goods. For example : Fresh peaches , peach moonshine, peach bread ( 3 different kinds) peach salsa, peach icies , peach ice cream, peach jam, actual fresh peaches, peach cider peach wine . All kinds of fruit jams,nuts,peach bread for you . What fun!! read more

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This is one of several Peach World and is right off the highway, on the northbound side. Items here run from the typical, peach salsa, fudge, pecan pie and more, to the unusual: scuppernong cider, moonshine pickles, quail eggs, alligator heads, peach flavored Jack Daniel's and much more. Samples of pie, fudge, salsa, flavored nuts can be had. Following COVID protocol, the (uncomfortably maskless) cashier is behind a Plexiglass partition and there are bottles of hand sanitizer available to use in the store. Prices of most items are really high, We enjoyed the break on our 21 hour drive south. As this Peach World appears to be on the older side, newer, more modern Peach World will be opening right across from this one on the southbound side of I-95 any day now. read more

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Bought the Peach Bread. lady said was it was 1 day old. Very dry bread with peach flavor only on top of the breaD. paid $17 for 1 inch of peach favored bread on each slice. Very disappointing and will not stop at any of these locations again. read more

One of my favorite pitstops along i95. Their peach slushies are LIFE!!! I love their peach butter, and their peach crumb bread. Everything is delicious. The staff consists of younger guys but they are all so sweet and helpful, and bring a southern charm to the service. You can order all their products online too, which I love since I only get to go 2 times a year. As far as handicap accessibility, I will say that the South store is easier if you're in a wheelchair, but the North side's entrances have steep ramps so if you're wheeling yourself it does take extra effort. read more

Georgia Peach World - Specialty Food Near Me - Townsend, Georgia

Small stop on the road with peach produce and a small selection. No wine slushes as advertised we even went to both locations. There is no farm and the barbecue portion is closed down. They have some items you can sample and it was good just more like a short gas station stop a bit disappointed read more

Let me start off by making this clear, it is expensive, but the occasional visits are so worth it! We've gone a couple times, and the kids absolutely love it! First, we always visit and feed all the animals. Bags of feed are available to purchase inside, or they have little coin dispensers outside. Then, we typically run back and forth between the playground and various jumping castles. Depending on when you visit, they offer seasonal activities. During the fall they have a pumpkin patch, hay ride, s'mores roasting etc. and during Christmas Santa will be visiting! They do have food you can buy, but it's pretty overpriced, lol! A hot dog, pretzel, and two drinks cost $16! They do have alcoholic drinks, and are very generous with samples. I absolutely love the shops and their goods! Great items to be gifted! read more

So awesome. What you see is what you get. Everyone was very friendly, and they weren't kidding about peach favored everything! The peach ice cream was really good (definitely bigger portions, I would recommend sharing). Really yummy peach cake, and just a fun atmosphere!! A great stop while on a long drive! read more

Awesome!!!! So nice and friendly, definitely a must stop on your trip through Georgia.

I stopped in Georgia Peach World on my way through GA and I'm so glad I did. The store I visited was in Richmond Hill, GA and was one of 3 locations, being one of their new locations. As soon as I walked in I was greeted by Stephanie and Stephen with smiles and samples. They were so helpful. They told me the history of the business and offered samples of any product I was interested in. Every product I tasted was delicious. Most products are Amish made with fair ingredients, no added sugar or preservatives. I loved the family, friendly & loving vibes that radiated through the store. They have a large selection of products including pepper jelly, jams, an assortment of pecans, hot sauces, bbq sauce, moonshine + wine (coming soon to this specific location), souvenirs, etc. You are guaranteed to find something you like in this store. The peach cider was delicious. Keep up the great work ya'll!!!! read more

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Was on a long road trip down to FL and kept seeing signs for this place on the highway so decided this would be one of our pit stops. It's definitely a tourist trap but I don't really mind because I like to collect souvenirs and this place had a lot! Everything is peach themed. They had peach moonshine, wine, teas, fudge, pies, etc. Of course they also had actual peaches but those were really overpriced so I didn't get any. If you want some souvenirs from GA or just to stretch your legs after being on the road, check this place out. read more

Georgia Peach World - a car parked in front of a building - Specialty Food Near Me - Townsend, Georgia

WARNING COVID HOTSPOT & TOURIST TRAP. Do not stop here if you care about your health, wellbeing and not getting ripped off. The employees DO NOT wear masks. I have never seen retail employees not wear masks anywhere. You will see tons of billboards all over 95 but don't be fooled like me. It is a trailer park trash shithole. The prices are ridiculously expensive and products suck. Generic grape wine with some peach flavoring is $20. Even the adjacent gas station and one across the street has the most expensive gas I've seen for hundreds miles from VA to FL. Stop in Savannah, which is a lovely city, and buy your gifts there. read more

We stopped here on the way to Florida thinking that we would get some peaches and use the bathroom. The people here were very nice and the bathrooms clean. The peaches however were very expensive and were downright just not good. The stars are for the people here and the facility. One star for peaches. read more

Georgia is known for their peaches, and Georgia Peach World is the place to find out what you can do with all those peaches. Aside from fresh and canned peaches, there are all sorts of items to choose from: jams, salsas, salad dressings, BBQ sauces, coffee, tea, cider, wine, cobbler, fudge, etc. My favorite is the peach slushie, which is so refreshing on a hot summer day. Everything is reasonably priced, the staff is friendly, and the store offers samples of everything that is for sale. This store is located off the freeway, and there is also another store down the street as well. Both locations are perfect for making a convenient stop to pick up gifts for yourself and for your friends and family. read more

This is a pleasant stop along the I-95 corridor in Georgia at exit 58. There are tons of billboards to show you the way. It is definitely a tourist trap as I seriously doubt there was any locals shopping there. They have tons of peach merch to buy including moonshine, mead, wine, slushies, jellies, and fresh peaches. Pretty cool that they give you free samples of whatever you want. Outside, they sold baskets of fresh peaches and hot boiled peanuts. We opted not to buy the peaches because they were really hard and wouldn't ripen quickly. They were really beautiful unblemished peaches though. The highlight was the hot boiled peanuts! They have a large outdoor fryer that was filled with peanuts in the shell boiling in saltwater. You got a ton of them for $5 which was awesome! This place is worth the stop if you want to stretch your legs and pick up a few last minute gifts on your way home from Florida! read more

The place was charming. Anything peach you could think of.... and anything you wouldn't think of. Even had a slushy machine!! My daughter and I stopped in and got a jellybean sample(peach flavor of course!!). I ended up buying some peach cider, a pack of peach nerds(my favorite candy since I was a kid going to playco with my granddad), and even came back for some shot glass souvenirs for my friends at home. It's a cool stop if you're in Savanah. Samantha was very engaging and enthusiastic when helping us. I will definitely order from there site as well read more

It was really neat! I went to both locations and wasn't disappointed in either stop! 5/5

You see signs for it for a while, and when you pull off, the facade is... underwhelming. BUT... the products are delicious, samples are abundant, and the workers are extremely nice. It ain't fancy, but it sure is tasty! read more

We we're very excited to get peach worlds lunch. It's normally very happy and really good serivice. We got off the interstate just to find out that the gates were closed and all the kids play land stuff was gone. They lacked to say anywhere on the website or facebook page. read more

Highly expensive! Don't bother stopping. I foolishly paid $3.09 for a 20 oz. Coke. They want $15 to tour their little animal farm. Ridiculous price for peaches too $15 for 6 or 7 peaches that looked overripe. read more

Bathrooms were "conveniently" broken and you need to use the gas station on the same property ...which is absolutely DISGUSTING! If you want me to spend $$$ on your products at least ensure there is a clean bathroom for your customers. Tourist trap for sure!! I bought the peaches because they were outside of the grungy store and placed in baskets that don't really get touched. Peaches were sweet $20 for 6 peaches- I expected a cleaner environment. read more

They carry the BEST PECAN PIE!!!! It survived my train ride back to New Jersey. I don't know who makes it, a bakery in Savannah? It was difficult for me to save a piece for my foodie friend. read more

Fun stop on 95. Staff was super friendly, samples were plentiful, and slushie and ice cream refreshing. It doesnt look like much from the outside, but worth the stop. Good place to stretch your legs. read more

Stopped here on out way to Charelston, and the peach ice cream was amazing. It was a great quick stop to make. It was also fun to stop and look at all the different things that Georgia can make out of peaches. Very clean and a fun stop! read more

I love it, my family and I go every year after we thought it was an amusement park. It was a small hut a few years ago, and I was so glad to see it was getting bigger. We know it's a tourist trap and it's the best one I've been too. read more

Had no idea what to expect, was not disappointed. Stopped by after seeing all the billboards along the highway and I'm very glad I did. The numerous samples were delicious, and the peach tea is to die for. read more

On our recent trip we stopped at the Peach world heading South and our experience was fine. Kids got to stretch their legs and see the donkeys. We bought yummy peaches, peach tea and peach jam. On the way home, we stopped at the Peach World on the side heading North of the freeway. The young blond employee at the peach stand was incredibly rude. We had quickly pulled up into what we thought was an end parking spot (the lines were faded) and there were no other cars lined up in the parking spots. Anyhow, I jumped out quickly with credit card in hand, so the kids didn't have to get out. I had my mask and as I requested a basket of peaches I was given a rude attitude with eye rolling that my husband wasn't in a parking spot. I tried to hand wave him into a spot, but he couldn't understand. For as long as it took me to try to get him to move the car 8 inches....we could've already been back on the road. Nonetheless, the peaches were good...a few more bruises than we'd prefer, but overall they were great! The first trip through, we enjoyed peach jam without the added sugar and unsweetened peach tea! It would be a much more pleasant experience if there wasn't such a fuss over something so insignificant as quick pickup. We weren't blocking anyone or parked in a handicap spot. With all the drive up services, it would be nice to have a little fruit stand act a bit more pleasant. read more

The place is not what you expect AT ALL it's very small for all the signs they have and looks a little run down we almost didn't go in but I'm glad we did there products are amazing and they let you try everything reuben was so friendly and helpful he even gave us a few great suggestion on things to do on our vacation in North Carolina but you have to watch out for him that kid could sell lingerie to a nun no joke don't expect to leave there will less then 100 bucks of yummy goodies read more

Great little place to stop for peachy treats on our RV trip! Akira was so welcoming and very helpful with information about their products(so many samples!) and the area while visiting. read more