This is basically a good campground. Spot #90 was level. Wi-Fi and cable worked very well. Spots are way too close together. Bathroom/shower was clean and adequate. It took a long time for water to get warm so be persistent! There are tours to Grand Ol' Opry and other tours around the Nashville area. I took one of them. Greyline picked me up at the campground office. It was a very well done tour. I would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Most sites are very close together, interior roads are narrow. Rather difficult for large rigs. Site is gravel with a wooden deck with patio table - some decks broken due to being run over by RVs. Sites are fairly level. When it rains, sites are a muddy mess. Park does have a nice dog run area, although it is muddy when it rains. Tour buses provide pick up at park. Too expensive for the area. Our rate of $36 included discounts for weekly rate and Passport America. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here four nights and chose this park because they honored our Passport membership for three nights. Their pull-thrus with full hook-ups face each other. Our patio was exactly 31 inches from patio of the RV facing us. This is great for people who are traveling together, but not great for people who prefer some privacy. There doesn’t seem to be a lot of maintenance with the grounds, but the restrooms were very clean. Even though there is the normal rule of picking up after your pets, our Site 89 was full of dog poop, obviously from our neighbor in Site 91 who had a very long leash that extended way past our site. We had to pick it all up before we could walk around our site. We also saw people walking their dog in the morning that didn’t pick up after their dog pooped right on the paved road in front of us. This park is fine if you want to use your Passport Discount, but it is not worth their full price of $34.50 and up. We paid $17.25 for the first three nights and $31.05 for a Friday night that reflected a 10% Good Sam Discount. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a nice smaller family owned campground north of Nashville. The staff was very cordial and helpful. When we did not care for the site we were assigned (a pull in close to the road) we were offered two other sites, both met our needs better. The sites are large, with gravel parking and grass between sites. The pool looked very nice and there is a playground with older equipment for the children. There is some highway noise as I-65 is close by. There are also many permanent residents but their sites were well kept. Roads were paved and in good condition and lawn areas were mowed. The park is pet friendly and offers a small fenced area for off leash. They also provide pick up bags throughout the park. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was a very nice campground about 8 miles north of Nashville. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The campground can accommodate large rigs with long pull-through sites on grass. I recommend this park for an overnight or destination stay. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Park was clean, pool was nice. Maybe not in owner's control, but there was hammering/sawing, building noise at 6AM. It certainly cut into sleep time! Also, frustrated that they charge $5/person for more than 2 people. Paying to bring the kids isn't what I consider family friendly. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Good if you're working in the area. Front sites for motorhomes are very nice. If you need a pull-through, it's not nearly as nice. Not all sites have wooden decks; in fact, probably less than half have them. Some 50 amp sites are oddly situated against a fence, with one being a back-in and the rest requiring parallel parking skills. Heavy humidity and rainy conditions mean the park can get flooded, so if you're in a site without a wooden deck, you'll need to take off your shoes before you enter your RV. Free Wi-Fi is spotty, but acceptable for email checks. The only real problem is the lack of nearby quality shopping. There's a small grocery store down the road, and a few convenience stores. The nearest quality stores are in Hendersonville, which means a 10-12 mile jaunt to get to Publix or Kroger's. No nearby restaurants. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice park for a base to seeing the sights in Nashville. All sites have a wood deck with picnic table. Office staff very friendly and helpful. Opry tickets and transportation available. We just stayed overnight, but would stay again on a return visit. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We used this campground as a stopover for one night. The campground is overcrowded with sites being close together and the roads were tight for a 42 ft. motorhome and toad. The cable worked well and the wifi was spotty. Dog walking room was minimal but they had bags and trash cans available for dog waste. Electric and water were fine. Our site was not level and the coach had some difficulty trying to obtain level. When we were finished the steps were rather high off of the ground. The positive aspect was the friendliness of the office staff and all of the campers. We will probably look for another campground if in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The day we arrived the bordering creek had come out of it's banks at about 5 a.m. and the park was under about 4 feet of water in some spots. The guests, seasonal residents and park employees had spent all day moving rigs out of the flood waters to drier ground. The entire week we were here they worked tirelessly cleaning up the flood damage. The spot they put us in had only had about 1 foot of water on it so the damage was minimal and we were able to park there. The staff was extremely helpful even in the face of all they had to do. We enjoyed this park a lot. It is out of the city but close enough to go in and see and do all you want to do. If you are in need of doggie day care, they have brochures for a wonderful place in the office. Our dog loved going there. They have a fenced in dog run here but due to the flood it was muddy and we didn't take advantage of it. The highway noise was not a bother to us. We would stay here again any time we are in the Nashville area and would recommend it to anyone traveling in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is about 12 miles north of Nashville proper. It's small and maneuvering in the park can be a challenge. With the rainy weather, the grounds were saturated and a lot of standing water was around. The park sits below I-65 and the road noise was awful. Will avoid this park next time. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Friendly staff and most helpful. We went to assigned site, but due to recent rains it was muddy, found a site we liked and were told we could move into that one. Grass and gravel sites were fairly level, but since this was an overnighter, we just pulled in, and hooked up. Friendly neighbors and good asphalt inner roads. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The campground was quite nice ... facilities were clean and handy ... staff were very helpful. But ... noise is a factor. I-65 is visible from the campground and very busily traveled ... and very noisy. For a one or two night stop, this place is fine ... if you're looking for peace and quiet, go to one of the Army Corps Lakes in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice and clean family run park. The office staff were very helpful and arranged for tickets and pick up for the Grand Ole Opry.It is near all major attractions and tour buses will pick you up here. We stayed here for 5 nights and would recommend it to others.We would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This was our stop on our way to Florida. The folks were nice on the phone when I made my reservation. The speed bump at the entrance is ridiculous, but they did have a very nice computer kiosk for check in. However, the site we reserved had someone already in it, so we looked for another site only to have someone then say that was their site. Mgmt could have helped, but they close at 5:30 pm on a Friday night! Sites were super tight and the rain had flooded the place. Too much noise since you are right under I-65. We were there for 8 hours and then took off. The office did reimburse me the full amount because the computer kiosk did not have my reservation so I paid twice. Go to Jellystone if you want to camp in Nashville. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

I will not stay here again, first let me give you the good points, good Wi-Fi, good cable and a great campground host which I guess comes here every year. Now the bad, very very rude check in lady that offers no help as far as information in the area. Tight roadways in and out, campground is noisy from freeway noise Hwy 65. I hate to beat up on a campground that offers PA discounts but when you get treated this bad on the phone trying to get there and at the front gate asking questions when you are trying to check in we won't be back. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a nice park. It’s a fun and friendly place to stay. We were there only one night and they made us feel like part of the family. The wifi worked good and the bathrooms and sites were clean and well maintained. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

A Great RV Park to stay at while visiting Nashville. The Passport America rate is reasonable and the park has free cable TV and wifi. Both worked good. The laundry facility was large and adequate. We would stay hear again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed one week on 50 amp site for $181+. The site was a pull in and back out, but not that difficult to maneuver. Wooden patio. Hookups were convenient. WiFi did not work. It connected and disconnected immediately. Speed bumps are always too much. We appreciated that the Gray Line tours served this park and the park personnel made our reservations for us. Very helpful and courteous staff at the park. We also filled up with propane and it was very convenient. Price was comparable with Flying J propane prices and more convenient. We would recommend this park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We moved here from Opryland area after realizing it is only 5 minutes farther to downtown than the way overpriced Opryland letdowns. Wifi is fast and flawless as is cable TV. Long sites (I didn't have to unhook but some did.) Average or better space between sites. Right off HWY 65 so there is road noise. Laundry is good but workers tend to hog all 6 machines at the same time with only a few items in each and then leave clothes in washers for over an hour (more than once.) There is not always someone in front office but it remains unlocked. LP is not accessible to motorhomes to pull in. I gave an 8 rating because I was in Nashville for a few weeks and tried other parks and this is the best. On top of that it was the cheapest I could find with wifi and cable that is within reasonable distance to downtown (25 minutes from site to downtown parking). We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a Passport America park Sunday - Thursday only. Yes, 40' motorhomes can fit here but the roads in the campground are quite narrow and a bit challenging with a large tow vehicle behind 40' motorhomes! The sites are quite close together. There is a lot of highway noise. There is a dog walk and small fenced dog area but it is loaded with mosquitos. The campground does have tours to Nashville etc. They do have wifi that they don't charge extra for, which is nice because it is hit or miss if you will get on never mind be able to remain on for more than a few minutes. The cable tv is also "dicey". Because of the lovely shade trees we weren't able to use our satellite. All in all we probably would pass this one by if we are back in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is the nicest park in the area. Close to the interstate so you can be in several cities in no time. Friendly staff. Nice clean park. Close to dining, shopping & Opry Mills. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.