The staff is observant, the place is neat and it's conveniently located near the freeway. There's a camping gear shop just adjacent, which is handy for any necessities. It's better and less pricey than the KOA, which tends to attract a boisterous crowd. Certainly, a place I'd suggest.

We couldn't have hoped for a superior camping site. It's adjacent to the KOA, quadruple the price yet equal in standard. The personnel are exceptionally friendly, the plots are well-kept, the facilities are spotless, and it's conveniently accessible. They host live performances every evening and offer a $10 shuttle service to downtown Nashville, which is roughly a 20-minute journey. This has become our top choice for camping sites.

Our experience at this camping site was absolutely delightful. It was refreshing to see greenery in an urban setting. The camping spots were flat and the environment was relatively peaceful. The laundry facilities were a bit dated and on the pricey side, but they were functional. The internet connection was quite weak. What made this place stand out and earn a five-star rating from me was the evening entertainment with music from 7 to 9. Such a blast! Plus, the staff were welcoming. Its proximity to the Grand Ole Opry, Opry Mills shopping center, and exciting dining options was a bonus. It was just a short 20-minute drive to the city center.

Maintained neatly and spotless.

We spent three nights here, even though we initially planned on staying for just one, because we fell in love with Nashville and wanted to extend our visit. The staff wasn't overly friendly, but that wasn't our main concern. The campground is well-kept, the bathrooms and showers are spotless, and they collect our trash from our site every morning. The front desk is stocked with plenty of handy items for purchase, including beer! There's a CampingWorld right next door where we can get everything else we need, including propane. The sites aren't huge, but they're big enough for us. There's also a shuttle that takes us straight into town, which is super convenient. What really earned this place its four stars was the well-lit dog park, which our dogs, Tankian and Gipsy, loved! -Pat & So

We only came here to sleep. Pulled in late after concert at Grand Ole Opry (2 miles away). Bathroom super clean. Small dog park. Much cheaper than KOA next door w/ our Good Sam discount. Had quiet peaceful nite.

Excellent campground and well stocked store. Clean bathrooms and walking distance to a Camping World. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The Grand Ole Opry is a very close and the rest of Nashville is just a quick freeway ride away. We'll definitely stay here again.

12.20.20 I was a little disappointed, maybe unfairly given the season and weather. Just passing through and we didn't get to sample the local cultural attractions. Certainly Sams/Camping World are in short walking distance. Roads and sites are gravel with puddles. FHU was in service. There's a fun store in the office building. Not much room to walk the dog.

Very friendly and responsive staff and easy reservation process. Campsites are well maintained, clean and level. Sites are very close to one another with small concrete pads and small picnic tables. There are no scenic views, attractions or things to do within walking distance, but they do offer a $10 shuttle to downtown Nashville and there is a nice and well maintained swimming pool on site. The only real complaints that I have are that the power pedestal connections are only about 12" off the ground and have no breaker switch, and the site was so close to the road, we couldn't safely extend our awning. As RV'ers know, it is very important that we turn the power to the outlet off BEFORE plugging or unplugging our power cords. Unfortunately, there is no breaker switch at the pedestal to allow campers to do this. Also because the pedestal is so close to the ground, our pole-mounted surge protector ended up laying almost flat on the ground and fully exposed to rain. I wrapped it carefully with a trash bag to try to protect it. Finally, the site (#213) was so close to the road and in a curve, that when we opened our canopy, it protruded dangerously close to the edge of the road. Another RV rounding the curve could have easily struck the awning by accident. There was no room for us to move our rig further away from the road. We just kept it retracted during our stay. The park is bordered by a Gander RV on one side and another large RV park on the other and is easily accessible from the highway. Although other reviewers noted noise from the highway that is nearby, we did not notice that as an issue when inside our coach. We did notice the park is apparently located under the flight paths of jets arriving and/or leaving the local airport. ATT and our Verizon hot spot signals were good. The campground's free cable TV was very good and local TV reception was good too.

This is a typical commercial campground with typical commercial campground spacing - meaning, you won't have much privacy. They pack em in pretty tight here. There are some trees, but nothing of significance. It's not the worst we've seen, but it's not great. Customer service was friendly and our utilities all worked well. It took about 20-25 minutes to drive downtown. That's still pretty far, but there just aren't many great options for RV camping in Nashville. Given the number of ride sharing services, you'll never have a hard time getting anywhere, and the campground does offer a shuttle service that heads downtown. We didn't use it because we heard it took forever (it makes several stops at nearby hotels and campgrounds before heading downtown) and we were meeting family, but if we had lots of time, we might use it. Overall, while $55 per night for a cramped campground space is a bit much, given that it is one of the closest campgrounds to the city, it's one of your better options. We'd stay here again.