Camping, Nashville, TN

[jbcason]

We are planning a trip to Nashville in Jan. Anyone have a suggestion on a nice camp ground? We like a large space. 38' fifth wheel. Thanks in advance.

[sdianel_-acct_c]

Two Rivers is where we stayed.

[jnharley]

We will be at the KOA in a couple of days. Not our favorite campground since it so expensive and is also undergoing renovations but we think it is the best of the three. I think the Two Rivers campground has some sort of Christmas light show going on and it is open to the public so you have lots of outside traffic running through the campground. I do not know how long it runs into January though. The other campground is right next to a bus tour company and it is pretty darned loud. Pick the one you can afford and stand. None of them are all that good. Do take advantage of the shuttle that will pick you up/drop you off right at any of the three campgrounds and take you to downtown. You can leave your vehicle behind, enjoy a libation or two, and have safe transportation. The front desk at all three of the campgrounds can assist you with this. Enjoy! Nashville is one of my favorite places to visit.

[jbcason]

Thanks for all the responses. Makes it much easier.

[jbcason]

Thanks for all the responses. Makes it much easier.

[Traveler_II]

We stayed 10 days at Two Rivers two weeks ago. Did check out all three, all of them have above average cost and all three are just average. KOA is the best, but cost the most, as does most KOA's. On the other we were there to see Nashville and take in all it has to offer and didn't spend a lot of time at the campground.

[rockhillmanor]

The KOA is nice. I treat my self and stay there every trip south.

Yes is cost more than the other 2 but they have sites with
a real NICE long concrete patio you pull along side of complete with you own wrought iron table and chairs.

I found it a treat and relaxing after spending time in uneven dog CG's all the way down. I found it nice to just pull in and get out and relax on a patio complete with furniture with out lifting one finger to do so!! :B

[ronday]

Been there in Jan. Be prepared for cold weather, had to bring hose in at night. Lots of things to do in the area. Brother-in-law lives there so we have a tour guide. Good luck. Ron Day

[campinghut]

Yes there is, it is the most expensive of the 3, and not really any better. I have not stayed in any of the 3 but did drive through them within the last month.

[GENECOP]

Think there was a KOA there also....

[campinghut]

My pick would be Yogi Bears also.

[jbcason]

Thanks guys. I have been fooled by pictures before. Haha

[wborst]

We stayed at Two Rivers last summer. It was a great place and the staff is very friendly and helpful.

[car2900]

Two Rivers Campground or Yogi Bears Jellystone RV Park on Music Valley drive, near Opryland Hotel. I drove through all three on Music Valley drive just a few weeks ago. The third one is the KOA. Based on the sites, the condition of the roads through the campground, and overall look, I probably would choose Yogi Bears Jellystone, 2572 Music Valley drive, Nashville, TN.