Nashville Parking

[bcgarrison]

Any tips for parking a 25ft motor home near Honky Tonk Row in Nashville?

[darsben]

TenOC wrote:

darsben wrote:
I sorry I cannot be more specific but there is a Walmart on one of the bus lines in NAshville. I cannot remember more other than it is a 20 minute ride to downtown. I remember the bus ran pretty late though.

The Walmart is on Charlotte Pike of I40 West of Nashville exit 201. The Walmart is in a very large parking area with a Lowes. About 1 mile west of the interstate. Turn right on to Charlotte Pike (continue west) as you exit the interstate. There are always a number of RV and 18 Wheelers parked there. The bus stop is between the Walmart and Lowes. I think the cost of about $7.00 (???) one way to Nashville but I am not sure.

Thanks for back stopping my senior moment

[Clay1969]

Your best bet might be to stay over night at any of the RV camps on Music Valley Dr. or find a Walmart like suggested and see if the manager will let you drop the camper there for a few hours.

[TenOC]

darsben wrote:
I sorry I cannot be more specific but there is a Walmart on one of the bus lines in NAshville. I cannot remember more other than it is a 20 minute ride to downtown. I remember the bus ran pretty late though.

The Walmart is on Charlotte Pike of I40 West of Nashville exit 201. The Walmart is in a very large parking area with a Lowes. About 1 mile west of the interstate. Turn right on to Charlotte Pike (continue west) as you exit the interstate. There are always a number of RV and 18 Wheelers parked there. The bus stop is between the Walmart and Lowes. I think the cost of about $7.00 (???) one way to Nashville but I am not sure.

[darsben]

I sorry I cannot be more specific but there is a Walmart on one of the bus lines in NAshville. I cannot remember more other than it is a 20 minute ride to downtown. I remember the bus ran pretty late though.

[TenOC]

1. I do not know what time or what days, but check out parking at the Titian football stadium. It is a little walk but many people do it in reverse during football games.

2. The police protroll the area very well you may ask one of them.

[Desert_Captain]

We went through in our 24' C about 2 months ago on a sunny Sunday early afternoon and parking was pretty scarce. Street parking could be had but it was about half a mile from the fun zone downtown. Hiking that far, with a couple of serious hills, wasn't an option for me with my bad knee so we cruised the area but ultimately did not stop. The public parking lots downtown all seemed to tight for even a small RV.

Earlier in the day we had no problem parking downtown(and the visitors center down on the river), in Memphis on the street and there were lots of parking lots that looked doable as well.

:C