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6.7 Good
Anderson Road Campground
4010 Anderson Rd Nashville, Tennessee 37217 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 37 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Rating: 1 6 8 8 10 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Ugh, Camp hosts were hostile. Sites are not as described online with many being much shorter than specified and grossly out of level. So out of level that a RV may not be able to get level on many sites. Roads and site driveways are extremely narrow with branches scraping the side of your unit everywhere you go. Bottom line, If you have a nice RV, don't go here.... - Johnny xxxxx
This might be an OK park for tents or little trailers. We did not like it. The pull through was narrow and curved and the tree branches made it more narrow. It was dark and there was nowhere one would enjoy sitting outside to enjoy nature. It just was not pretty. Bathroom clean and nice. Dump station difficult to get to so we skipped it. There was water and electric that worked well. We could see a filtered view of the lake through the forest. Some small back-in sites were on the lake which might have been nice. We had reservations to return in a few days but we cancelled. We did not want to return. - ClayLady
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Anderson Road Campground »Wow, so many positives and a few negatives. We stayed here for a week in one of the non hookup areas. We have been on the road all summer and have seen a ton of campgrounds and I have to say that the sites themselves are the best we have seen in the country all summer. So many have awesome proximity and access to the lake and all of the sites are dug into a forested area so that you don't see the neighbors almost at all. Reserve early and get one of the spots by the lake, with or without power. One bathroom has a shower AND one free washer/dryer which were handy. On the negative side is the availability of the bathrooms, of which there are 2. Both were EXTREMELY far away from our site (25). I'd estimate that walks to both were easily 1/4 and 1/2 miles respectively. Also, if you don't have hookups, access to potable water is terrible. For such a large campround, they absolutely need more faucets. Faucets were at the bathrooms but they could only spray water rather than a normal stream, which was tough to put in a cooler or bucket. Also, there is no propane nearby and when I asked the camp host about the whereabouts of propane he had no idea and had the audacity to tell me to google it. Great customer service. Also, there is only one driveway in and you have to pass the kiosk every time. If someone or a line of people are waiting to check in, you have to wait for each and every one before being able to enter, even if you just went down the road for ice or something. They need a fast lane. Anyway, after all is said and done, if you are prepared with some of the info I have given, this could really be a wonderful experience in an awesome camping area. - CaliDiscGolf
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7.8 Good
Nashville KOA
2626 Music Valley Drive Nashville, Tennessee 37214 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 364 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Rating: 9 9 7 10 10 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Very nice park with a lot of amenities. Very expensive though and there is a considerable amount of road noice (jake brakes) in some areas of the park. - Hujo
Many options for you stay we were in a deluxe site. Paver patio, nice outdoor chairs and a rocker, very nice fire pit. - almost- there
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Nashville KOA »Had a reservation with an email confirming. Supposed be a pull thru, the front desk assigned us a back-in. Complained, told they didn't have any. Ground guide was rude! Ask the we park in the spaces provided, easy to see there wasn't room. I asked that he show me. He said "no room". Didn't even bother to stop at our site. Probably to much trouble. Overall, the service was very poor! - scoots46
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8.1 Good
Safe Harbor RV Resort at Elm Hill
3343 Bell Rd Nashville, Tennessee 37214 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 130 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Rating: 10 8 8 10 2 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: This is not an inexpensive RV park but it is hands down the best park anywhere in the Nashville area. It is on a peninsula on Percy Priest Lake. Last Saturday was songwriters night at the pool area, and the music was great. We were here 5 nights and will definitely return. Very nice park close to Nashville. - TN_Tony
Great location! We enjoyed the lake access, the pool, and the live music on Saturday night. - Remiranda
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Safe Harbor RV Resort at Elm Hill »Beautiful setting,on peninsula. Well kept. Wonderful water views and nice breezes. Great back in sites around water with fire rings and grills.
Con: very narrow interior roads. Back in sites can be tricky with big rigs. Not much walking room for dogs. There is a small dog park at far end. - SamMack -
7.6 Good
Two Rivers Campground
2616 Music Valley Dr Nashville, Tennessee 37214 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 110 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Rating: 10 9 10 7 8 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Stayed 2 nights in September 2019. Telephone reservation worked well. Some sites have 30 AMP (vs 50); surprised that our 2 AC's worked without popping a 30 amp breaker. Cable TV was good. Pool was great (don't know if heated, it was 103 for our stay). Roads are nice & wide. Don't lie about your length - they know what fits in which sites. Good Sam. 2 or 3 shuttles to downtown; schedules are somewhat different - pick one that meets your needs. We visited in 2017; it was kinda a mess then. VERY nicely cleaned up for this 2019 visit. Two hours of entertainment every night; call about seasonality. Somewhat friendlier price than neighboring campgrounds; not sure what more they could offer. - TuckerTucker
Stayed a couple of nights while our truck was serviced and we toured Nashville. Called ahead for a reservation and were able to get a site despite it being a busy holiday weekend. Check in was easy and the staff friendly and helpful. Interior roads are old asphalt but wide and easy to navigate. We had a back in gravel site that required a little leveling, FHU with 30amp service. Picnic table on a concrete pad. Sites are separated by trees and grass. Most sites had some shade. Plenty of room for awnings and slides. Utilities and sewer well placed and all worked fine. The 30amp connection did not have a breaker but they tell you where the breaker box is located that serves your site. Clean restrooms and showers. Nice pool and nightly live music entertainment. Convenient shuttle pick up to take you downtown. We would stay here again if in Nashville. - 21fbrs
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Two Rivers Campground »Clean and neat sites, staff is very friendly and helpful with setting up transportation to downtown Nashville. Good location. - dcr126
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5 Average
Trinity RV Park & Campground
1907 Dickerson Pike Nashville, Tennessee 37207 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 26 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Rating: 5 5 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: No one to help, 2 - 18 inch wide cracked concrete strips to back onto. Sketchy neighborhood. - M D Tink Lucy
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Trinity RV Park & Campground »This park is very basic. Besides full hook up, the only amenity I saw was a single clothes line behind space 24. The good: close to downtown Nashville and attractions, spacing and cleanliness; The Bad: the park is in the middle of the hood. Across the street there is an abandoned car wash occupied by a homeless person living on a mattress. Sites 22 thru 26 are directly accessed via a four lane very busy street. Needless to say it is dangerous to back-in without someone blocking traffic. Price is high for what you get. Once the challenge of getting into the site, it was good from there, (level good location on hook ups). Trash cans are conveniently located behind the site. You do not want sites 22 thru 26; unless you like backing up into busy traffic. - oualumni
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5.6 Average
The Fairgrounds Nashville
625 Smith Ave Nashville, Tennessee 37204 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 20 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Rating: 1 6 2 6 7 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Twenty-one spaces on an asphalt parking lot. Very narrow and short with little room to maneuver in and out. The 30 amp power at my site had reversed polarity. I checked the 30a at sites 15-20 and found two with reversed polarity, two completely dead, one burnt/melted, and two okay. Litter was everywhere. Any place with such a severe disregard for visitors safety can't get more than one star. Only the 50a was safe to use. The one positive is that you are in the Nashville city limits. There is no shopping or entertainment in walking distance but there is a short drive away. - beemerphile1
This place is hard to rate. The location to Nashville cant be beat. The price can't be beat. BUT, it's an asphalt parking lot on both sides. The preferable campground is on Smith Ave. It's fenced in and the utilities are in better condition then those on Walsh Rd. They do need attention and there are no circuit breakers on the boxes. The electric was good, good water pressure. Only 1 or 2 spots could fit larger motor homes , it's a tight campground. I'm at 39 feet and hung out into the roadway, while being backed completely up to the fence. The utilities on the Walsh rd. Side are pretty much destroyed and incomplete. With what looks like a couple of squatters living there. Even on the smith side the guy next to me appeared to be living there. The area felt safe enough . - creeper
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for The Fairgrounds Nashville »We did not stay here. We went there and when we went up the hill to the spaces we decided it wasn't for us. I think I saw another area for parking that might have been marginally better. The campgrounds in the area charge &50-$70, feel safer and there is a shuttle bus for $10 R/T to downtown. I feel that is a better alternative. - sflabrkr
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6.7 Good
Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park
2572 Music Valley Dr. Nashville, Tennessee 37214 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 233 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Rating: 4 8 1 5 2 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Good: Nice swimming pool, decent hot pizza delivered to you RV and the staff I encountered during my stay were very nice. One maintenance person even offered to lift something heavy for us. Bad: Roads and sites are in terrible shape. Sites are hard to level with sparse gravel. Road are extremely dusty with many pot holes. We had a heavy rain and site flooded to the point of being unable to get out. Site next to me was completely under water to the point of being unable to see the sewer. I have been to this park a few times before in the past 5 years and have not seen any improvement. Would not stay again unless I could not find anything else. - Tn senior travelers
Great place to stay. Very family friendly with plenty of activities to do as a family. Staff is great. We pulled up and they had us at our site in minutes. All sites here are pull through. We had a premium site. I wasn’t sure what the difference between premium and not premium was. Premium gets you an extra spot next to site to park TV. A pleasant surprise. - Camping_8
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park »This place is a dump. The entrance and store look inviting enough. Once through the gate, you enter a world of years of deferred maintenance and shady looking permanent resident units. There does not appear to be any effort to segregate the permanent residents from tourists. The prior complaints about mud are correct, probably understated and have not been addressed. The sites are stingy for the price charged. I cannot recall paying so much and getting so little. At least the internet service is acceptable as long as you don't connect more than two devices for your nearly $90/day camping fee. The campground has had some of the worst tree trimming I have ever seen. We noted several sites with large dead tree limbs overhanging them. Don't park under a tree with dead limbs for obvious reasons. There are three alternative places in close proximity and the others were booked and unavailable. We cruised those places and they are much better. The previous comments about the mud are correct and if anything, understated. It looked like the staff went out of their way to put me in the muddiest site in the park. There were a lot of much nicer sites available. If it has been raining or rain is predicted, you need to request a site that is not characterized by mud entering, exiting, where you park your tow vehicle and in front of where your stairs end up. After checking into this place, it is not hard to see why it has places available for drive-in while the others are full. Request a site toward the rear of the park where the ground is better drained and the mud is not as bad. - Ras2
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6 Average
Nashville Shores 9.77 miles E
4001 Bell Rd Hermitage, Tennessee 37076 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 112 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Rating: 5 8 6 8 8 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Nice place to stay in the fall when the water park is closed. I wouldnt want to stay with all the noise when the water park is open. Clean park, good water pressure, good Wi-Fi. We had a level concrete spot with grass all around it. Roads were a little bit tight but not hard to maneuver with our 39' 5th wheel. We had a back in spot (#7) and had no problem. I would avoid #10-40 if you're big because you have to go out a tight cul-de-sac to get your trailer out of the park. Lake was very pretty but did have a little bit of boat hot rodding noise over the weekend. Planes overhead were kind of an annoyance but didn't deter from sleeping at all. Did feel it was overpriced tho. - Travelers4
While this park is set up to service the Water park (it is associated with), it is actually a great place to stay in the Nashville area. Price is kind of high for the facilities (age/ condition) but reasonable based on other area prices. Power was strong even though everyone was using their A/C. Water pressure was acceptable. Pads are old concrete and narrow but grass between sites is a nice touch. Lots of families, kids, bikes, water toys, etc. Some sites on the water, most are not. Some more shady, most ore not. Ask for what you want and see what they can do for you. Staff is friendly and helpful. - Johnny xxxxx
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Nashville Shores »The website says "Challenge your family and friends to a game of beach volleyball or enjoy swimming and cooling off in beautiful Percy Priest Lake"...but if you enter the lake, the lifeguards who are manning the inflatable Aqua Park (that sits over/on top of the lake) blow their whistle and tell you to get out, there's "no swimming," even though there is a buoy nearby that says "swim area." There is a sign right next to the Aqua Park that says, "no swimming, no lifeguards." It's quite confusing. One of our kids could do the Aqua Park (48 inch minimum) while the other two could not (too small), so the rest of us were forced to just sit there in the heat with no relief. We still stuck our feet in, and we brought buckets/shovels with us, so the kids at least had something to do, but it was ridiculous that we had to pay to enter the beach, but couldn't even be in the water. That's my biggest beef with this place. The waterpark was ok, but needed some sprucing up, the colors were all faded and just needed some TLC. If we didn't have the waterpark nearby it would have been extremely boring and way too hot. Wifi worked just fine. Bathrooms were ok, but I chose to use our camper shower instead. Plan on buying season passes if you want pool access. We had to spend an extra $220 for that for our family since we were staying for 5 days. You can only bring in water and fruit to the water park, but they did have a picnic table area to bring food to eat outside of the park (get a stamp for re-entry). - Campers5Fam
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8.8 Excellent
Seven Points Campground COE 11.87 miles E
1810 Stewarts Ferry Pike Hermitage, Tennessee 37076 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 58 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Rating: 3 9 10 8 9 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: We arrived at 1:30; we were told we couldn't get in. We had to go wait in the "Day Use" area. Luckily, we were able to get there before the crowds and unhooked our toad and waited. Once we were allowed in we got an uneasy feeling that was born out by the site we were in. Driving through we could see deep sites that were heavily treed and very sloping. Site 28 was challenging to back into and is impossible to get level for a 40 foot motorhome. We tried for 30 minutes. Gave up and we had a slope to the front. We face the beach...not too bad if you don't mind screaming children and shirtless campers wandering by. Upon check in we were told the showers were not working. This doesn't impact us, however the number of other campers who rely upon them is enormous, thus the low scores. We are flummoxed by the high scoring and would never recommend this park nor would we return. Very disappointing. - HitNdaRd
Wonderful COE campground located on beautiful Percy Priest Lake. Long spacious sites with deep shade. Swimming beach and boat launch areas are within the CG loop. Sites 11-50 have good views of the lake. Odd numbered sites are directly on the water. These are very long sites and most have a slope at the beginning, leveling off at the back near the utilities, no problem getting level. Check-in is still strictly enforced at 3:00, but you can wait it out at a large boat launch area just 1/4 mile past the park on the left. Easy ride to downtown Nashville and The Hermitage from here. Super clean, quiet and dark at night. What a splendid campground! We'll mark this one as a favorite. - Flying Mantis
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Seven Points Campground COE »Love this campground, this is our 2nd visit. First visit camp host were wonderfully friendly and helpful. This time the guy at the gate (8/4/2019) was an absolute jerk! It was pouring rain and he wanted to see my license. OK, not a problem but he had a terrible attitude and said he could not read it as I held it out and it wasn't his job to come out to see it. So I get out of the motorhome and walk up to his little window in the pouring rain and give him the license. Amazing how just a little authority can make someone act like such a jerk! The nice lady with him was very polite and seemed to be embarrassed at his antics as well. Everything else about this place is absolutely wonderful! No use arriving before 3:00 because you cannot get in and will need to park some else to wait. Backing in to the site is a bit tricky in 40' motorhome due to trees and posts. - floyd becky
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7.8 Good
Grand Ole RV Resort 12.35 miles NE
708 N Main St Goodlettsville, Tennessee 37072 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 107 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Rating: 8 10 8 6 9 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: I have stayed in this park before. It has improved substantially since the last time. The spots were fairly large and easy to access. The hook-ups were as they should be. The park was clean and orderly. The staff was very courteous and helpful.. All in all I would definitely stay here again if in the area. - bones1941
Good, clean park. Very, and I mean very nice park workers. This park was full while we stayed. Plenty of room for a 45’ RV. Has nightly, quality entertainment each night. Restaurant on site. Close to downtown Nashville. Would stay here again. - CLVOIGT
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Grand Ole RV Resort »This CG is very nice. Our site was very convenient and we had more space than many of the other sites, some looked pretty cramped. We had no shade but many of the sites full/partial shade. I think our site was a "short term" even tho we spent 4 nights. They serve breakfast/dinner (ate 1 dinner and it was good). They have live music most nights and it was a pleasant way to spend the evening. Would stay here again. - RedHorse1
