There is no office or camp host to check in with; all contact via phone; only a self check-in at the club house (with kitchen/tables) with a rate sheet posted and sign-in sheet provided, which was not advised when called. An RV group had sites with full hook-ups so other campers had to use other sites that have w/e only; those are along the road and in a field. The one perk was that a sliding scale is used for each additional night stayed. The Opry House was open on Fri/Sat. for dinner with a band but was closed by 9 p.m. Park has gravel roads and sites. Sites along the road have trees and can be tricky getting into except for end site. Note: If parking along the road near Opry House, your rig could be blocked by Opry guest vehicles. While the campground is quiet it was still a distance from town. If ever in the area again, we would not stay here but this is a good campground for RV groups. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stay here often, just to have a quiet place to stay without all the fuss. On the weekend they have live country music (sometimes name entertainers) and great food. It's quite a drive back into Pace for shopping, so take what you need before you go. We plan to go back very soon. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

22 full hookups sites in regular campground. 150 water & electric in overflow area/field setting. Nice clubhouse/meeting room. Very good country gospel show every third Friday night, sometimes with well-known guest singers. We spent a great weekend here with a group. Definitely one to experience! We camped here in a Motorhome.