Nashville RV Resort & Cabins

Spent 6 days here and it is a clean campground. The campground is all pull-throughs. Most are level however I did notice a few that had large inclines. The campground is mostly gravel so you are going to have dust on your RV and tow vehicles by the end of your stay.

The power and water are good. The site we had is 426 is satellite friendly and level. It is also an extended length site. This gave us plenty of room to park the RV and Truck.

The campground is easy to access from a main road and is located next to two other large RV campgrounds and a Camping World making it convenient to pick up any needed RV supplies. We spent a lot of time downtown Nashville which is about 20 minute drive.

We stayed here 4 nights during a pretty quiet time of year. I imagine it’d be quite a zoo in this park during peak season! The sites are close together and there aren’t a ton of restrooms. Nonetheless it worked out fine for us. All sites are pull through and decently level. We had full hook up, good cell reception and the restroom/showers were nice & clean. There was WiFi, but it wasn’t great. If there’s an event at the Grand Ol Opry, anticipate some tricky traffic in the area.

With few RV campgrounds in Nashville, our choice was limited and apparently so was everyone else’s in this crowded campground. Depending on what your looking for, this could be perfect, but for us, it was solely location.
Lots of family fun activities and at $6 per extra person per night, there should be! Our family of four only used the pool, but there was an inflatable obstacle course and mini golf too. I would stay here again if I had to stay in Nashville, but I’m hoping not to! Feels like staying in a beautiful sales yard as all the campers are lined up side by side with only enough room for a picnic table and fire pit in between.

Very nice campground. Everything is close to town and the grand old Opry is right down the street.

The location is great plus the option for the $10 RT shuttle to downtown was great and dependable. The KOA next door recently bought this campground. The pool looked nice. We went downtown instead of the pool.
The sites are tight. There appears to be a mix of travelers and long term renters. Which is ok but They allow people to park in front and behind their rigs. Due to others parking, to leave I needed to back out of a pull through spot (37ft 5th wheel and dually) into another row to get pulled out. There are plenty of ticks around so watch yourself and any 4 legged friends. Lastly, the bathrooms and shower need serious attention. Use at your own risk. You have been warned. The KOA next door and the Two Rivers campground will be our next choice.

Quite impressed with how clean and well maintained this park was. Big swimming pool, dog park, well landscaped and lots of amenities for kids. We had a nice flat gravel site with water and electric but also noted plenty of hilly sites so keep that in mind when making a reservation. This park was a combination of long and short term trailer campers, RV's and cabins. So-so wifi but cell coverage was strong so I didn't care. Someone else mentioned that KOA bought this recently but they were NOT offering the KOA discount.

Spent two nights at this campground during a short stop in Nashville. Although it is conveniently located, I can’t recommend. The spaces are very close together. Some of the sites are too short to comfortably accommodate both the rv and a vehicle, so the cars are parked every which way to fit in the site. There was also vehicle noise throughout the night as people returned to the campground. Overall it was not a pleasant experience. It also rained the second day and there was 4 inches of water pooling on one side of my trailer in front of the door. The poor rain runoff was a problem with many of the other sites as well.

The good: location, cell service, dog park, playground for kids

The bad: bathhouses are not clean, roads are tight and the sites are small. Ours was incredibly uneven. Talking front tires of motorhome off the ground, and my steps as high as my knee. We had to carry our 45lb Australian shepherd in because she couldn't make the steps.

We stayed here to attend a conference at Opryland. It was convenient. But very crowded and noisy. We were right by the bathrooms and laundry. The foot traffic is so heavy. There was a nice dog park area.

My wife, 2 dogs and I stayed here for three nights. We were looking for a place close to Nashville to use a home base to explore the area. There are three RV parks and a Camping World all next together at this location, KOA,(expensive), 2 Rivers, (moderate), and this campground. We picked this campground because it was the least expensive of the 3 and it was large, so we were guaranteed to get a site. We were planning on exploring the area, so campground amenities were last on our priority list as we would gone most of the day. But, we found that this park had a really nice pool, and playground for kids. The shower house was clean but feeling its age, (the other shower house was was being renovated while we were there). Our site was adequate width wise, but tight front to back and This made the journey in and out a slow go navigating between rigs and tow vehicles that encroached into the roads. My 30 foot travel trailer and tow rig just fit if I parked my truck to the side of the hitch and overlapped a couple feet. I would say the park was 60 percent full and I lot of one nighters came and went during out 3 days so we never felt crowded. There is a $10 per person shuttle to get you downtown, and the Grand Ole Opry is right down the street. It is near a highway, but traffic noise wasn't an issue. So if you want to explore the area, this is a good value.