Nashville

What amenities do you want and how far do you want to drive to get to the downtown area, those are the q's you need to answer for yourself. Closest are Yogi Bear and 2 rivers. Both are nice and Camping World is right up the street too.

IB853347201 wrote:
KOA Nashville North is a very nice spot. Just 10 minutes north on I65 outside of Nashville. Away from the hustle and bustle. A great base to tour Nashville from.

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Do a Google search for `Nashville tourism' and read what is recommended.

We stayed at Seven Points COE waterfront on Lake Percy...huge really deep paved site...

https://www.recreation.gov/camping/campgrounds/232702

20 min to Nashville at $26 a night!

KOA Nashville North is a very nice spot. Just 10 minutes north on I65 outside of Nashville. Away from the hustle and bustle. A great base to tour Nashville from.

There are three Corps of Engineer parks around Nashville. This is the one we stayed at. The only caveat is 3pm check in. They enforce it.....Dennis

Cages Bend Campground is located on Old Hickory Lake near Hendersonville/Gallatin and Metropolitan Nashville. The campground offers 43 sites with electric and water hook-ups. Additional amenities include hot showers, a dump station, a boat launch, and laundry facilities.

clnhse wrote:
Thinking of doing Nashville. What are the best RV parks and things to do?

Yes to Yogi Bear and Two Rivers, which are nest to each other and near the Opryland Hotel.
Yogi costs more but worth it, if you have small children.
They both offer bus service into town and back.

clnhse wrote:
Thinking of doing Nashville. What are the best RV parks and things to do?

yogi bear or two rivers. we prefer yogi.

opry mills shopping
grand ole opry
ryman auditorium
natchez trace parkway
country music hall of fame & museum
fontanel mansion
the hermitage
general jackson showboat
honky tonks on broadway
tootsie's orchid lounge