WV Peach Festival
The WV Peach Festival is a three-day family festival held at the Fort Ashby Fairgrounds in Fort Ashby, Mineral County, West Virginia. It suits families, live-music fans, car and truck show visitors, and 5K runners. The 2026 edition ran August 7 to 9, and the sources reviewed do not list 2027 dates, so check the festival website before you go.
| Question visitors ask | When is the WV Peach Festival in Fort Ashby? |
|---|---|
| County | Mineral County |
| Official site | www.wvpeachfest.com |
How do you get to the WV Peach Festival?
The festival is held at the Fort Ashby Fairgrounds in Fort Ashby, Mineral County, West Virginia, according to the Mineral County tourism site.
The WV Peach Festival website has a "Get directions" link, but the directions themselves are not in the text reviewed, and no parking details were published in the sources. Check the festival website before you go.
When is the WV Peach Festival and what does admission cost?
The Mineral County tourism site lists the 2026 festival as August 7, 8 and 9, a three-day event at the Fort Ashby Fairgrounds. The festival website lists the Annual WV Peach Festival 5K on August 8, 2026, starting at 9:00 AM in Fort Ashby.
The festival website says festival admission includes the music. It does not publish an admission price, and no gate hours were listed in the sources reviewed. Check before you go.
What is on the program each day?
The 2026 music schedule on the festival website runs Friday with Annette & Gary at 6:00 PM and the Brayden Williamson Band at 8:00 PM. Saturday features Tennessee Mojo at 6:00 PM and Josh Pantry at 8:00 PM. Sunday includes a worship service by Bishop Matthew Cowden, Jason Whitlock Praise Music, and Josh Oldaker as headliner.
Sunday is also listed as Family Fun Day, with a peach pie eating contest, family races, and other games. The festival website also lists a car show, a motorcycle show and run, a Big Truck Show with a Convoy for Kids, and a pet photo and show contest.
What about the car show and truck show?
The car show is hosted by Operation Heroes Support and sponsored by Bank of Romney, according to the festival website. It features vintage and modern cars, trucks, customs, and awards for standout entries.
The Big Truck Show is listed as a fundraiser for five children with medical needs, and the festival website describes a Convoy for Kids where participating trucks ride together. The sources do not list entry fees for these shows.
WV Peach Festival: questions visitors ask
When is the WV Peach Festival in Fort Ashby?
The Mineral County tourism site lists the 2026 festival as August 7, 8 and 9 at the Fort Ashby Fairgrounds. The festival website lists the 5K on August 8, 2026. Check before you go, because 2027 dates were not published in the sources reviewed.
Where is the WV Peach Festival held?
The festival is held at the Fort Ashby Fairgrounds in Fort Ashby, Mineral County, West Virginia. The festival website links to directions, but the directions text was not in the sources reviewed.
How much does admission to the WV Peach Festival cost?
The festival website says admission includes the music but does not publish a price. Check the website before you go for current ticket information.
What time does the WV Peach Festival 5K start?
The 5K is listed for August 8, 2026, with a 9:00 AM start in Fort Ashby. The race offers a 5K and a fun walk, and the festival website has a registration link.
Who plays at the WV Peach Festival?
The 2026 schedule on the festival website lists Annette & Gary and the Brayden Williamson Band on Friday, Tennessee Mojo and Josh Pantry on Saturday, and a worship service and praise music on Sunday, with Josh Oldaker as headliner. Check the website before you go, since lineups can change.
Are pets allowed at the WV Peach Festival?
The festival website lists a pet photo and show contest but does not state a rule on pets on the grounds. Check with the festival before you bring a pet.
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