I must say that we pulled in and pulled right out!!! We lost $70 altogether, but it was worth it..we couldn't make it to the state park any quicker. What a dump!!!!! The playground looked like it was falling down. The site we were going to have was right underneath some huge electrical power lines and there was space available for tent campers to sleep within 20 feet behind our site!!!! Then the electrical hook up was in the very front of the site and the water was in the very back of the site. There was some crazy man chopping up firewood with his chainsaw (must have been his seasonal site) and a food stand that advertised their "10' long sausage". Oh and there was no way to move to another site because at 5:30 p.m. the only person available to talk to was the campground host...he himself couldn't even get hold of management to get us another site. And I must mention that on our site we had no picnic table and no fire pit. They may have a nice bluegrass festival, but as for camping, their grounds were run down and it was an all around dump!!!! Go to Brown County State Park if you want to go to Nashville!!! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

There are 400 primitive sites too. There were people camping with their horses when we were there. Fire pits. Flea Market April - October. Store. Cabin Rentals. Bluegrass Hall of Fame and Country Star Museum. Music festivals June - October. We lucked upon a Bluegrass Festival when we were there and it was included in the camping fee. The park is only 5 miles from Nashville and the many shops and art stores. Quiet. We camped here in a Motorhome.