Nashville North RV Resort

We stopped here for an overnight on a road trip. It was during a cold snap in mid November. Because of this, we used the bathhouse rather than risking frozen water vs pipes and houses. The bathroom were nicely appointed. The showers were tiled and clean with new fixtures. There were multiple places to put your shower supplies. The shower stall offered a place to sit and multiple hooks, something sorely lacking in most campground bathrooms. The well placed mats kept the bathroom floors clean and the dressing area of the shower from being wet. The shower curtain was clean and hanging at the appropriate. 5 Stars for the bathroom. Because of the time of year, (November in the cold is bleak) it was hard to tell what the park might be like in the spring and summer. The electrical pedestals were at a better height than most. There were well placed trash cans and the dump station area was neat and clean. There were amenities that we did not use. But it is convenient to Nashville which allowed us to have a lovely meal in the evening without traveling a long distance. One last note, we had booked a water and electric site. At check-in, we were moved to a full hook which although we didn’t need or use it, the site itself was easier to get in and out of. We appreciate the move. I would return again for an overnight stop in the Nashville area. FYI: campground quiet, but road noise is evident. Wasn’t a problem with windows closed.

We stayed one night on our way back from the mountains of North Carolina. I picked the campground due to location, FHU and KOA affiliation. We got an email a few days before we camped here, saying they were no longer a KOA. I’m not sure which “side” made this decision, but we’re not impressed. It’s a bit out of the way, not very visually appealing. There’s a small pool that looks okay (we didn’t use it). There appear to be quite a few long-term campers. Our site was not level, and we asked to move to another site, which also was not very level. The sewer hookup was “two tubes” length away from where we had to park, so we didn’t bother. No food options nearby, and the neighborhood was pretty run down and seedy. We won’t be back.

We stayed 3 days and failed to bring a kayak or boots. This campground in is low and had 2-4 inches of water nearly encompassing my RV. So the Kayak and boots are not a luxury, they are required. With only a couple of hours of rain we were on a deserted island. My dog nearly had to swim to go pee.
The sites are small and several are nearly impossible to get in to. Several site have well placed trees to block you from enjoying your arrival to your new home. Yes, this includes the premium pull through sites. The area around the park is…. Let’s say, not attractive. However, if you prefer lots of loud road noise, then this park may be perfect for you.
The dog park was a mud pit filled with stumps and small trees. If you would enjoy a place to get you dog hurt, this is that place.
On a good note, if you are felling proud about having a RV, and able to cover the expense of nice camping experience. This place will teach you to be humble.

Checked in late, around 12am and the staff had my flyer in a convenient location for us easy to find. Site are a little close together but we were in an automobile so it was not a problem for us at all. The shower was super nice private and clean. Had a cute little shop. It was close the highway but the noise wasn’t loud enough to disturb sleeping.