We use this campground when we pass through Nashville on our way south. Easy in and out and close to the mall. We have used their shuttle sevice to downtown in previous years and this was nicely done. This time we had checked in and then took our RV to the mall. When we came back, someone had taken our... More

We rented several cabins at the KOA during a cold snap in March. Cabins were clean, heated, secure, and comfortable. Amenities at the KOA "convenience store" and office were exemplary. There was a fireplace, TV, pool table, ping pong table, computer, snack bar, and a souvenir shop. Food and necessities could also be purchased from their store. The bathhouse was... More

We just stayed in a 2 bedroom cottage at the KOA Campground at the Nashville location. First off the cabin we were shown back in January was not the same cabin we were given upon check -in. The one we had reserved was a bit bigger and had a regular size refrigerator. The one we were given had a dorm... More

Perhaps we weren't touristy enough. All we wanted was an RV park for the night. Navigating this tight campground takes all your attention. No clear directions to get out. The toilet/shower facilities were among the most minimal of any I've seen. TWO toilets and TWO showers? They have little cabins and tent locations, so I pity those folks. A bit... More

Like so many other KOA's this one is too close to a major highway. Worse you get to drive a mile past it on the highway and then drive back. My other caveat is the Wi-Fi supplied by Tengo which starts squelching your service severely if they think you're over-using it. The staff are helpful, an agent for the Opry... More

We were on a cross country trip and decided to stop in Nashville. We like to go camping and had our tent with us just in case the opportunity became available and decided we might try out the KOA in Nashville. We opted for a cabin with AC as it was rather warm and after some driving all day the... More

We stayed here after reading about another campground down the road that was about 20 dollars cheaper. We went to Two Rivers and were immediately greeted rudely so that turned us off but we went ahead and asked if they had a pull through which they didn't. As we were leaving to KOA, my husband and I were talking about... More

Original reservation was for 3 nights in a "premium" site ($70ish per night) which we did not mind paying. These sites are larger and nice concrete pavement, plus you have some space from your neighbor. Had to spend an extra night becuase of work needed on Coach, however, could not stay in our original site, so we moved. The next... More

The last time I stayed here was prior to the 2010 flood. They've done a great job of rebuilding the campground, and it looks better than ever. The first nite of my stay, I locked myself out of my kabin. I knew I was in trouble when I opened the kabin door and saw the deadbolt. It was the kind... More