Nashville Shores Lakeside Resort
37076 Nashville
the United States
Nashville Shores Lakeside Resort is a family-friendly campers' paradise packed with first-class amenities, fun activities for all ages and spectacular scenic views. Located just 10 miles from downtown Nashville. There are 84 RV sites, including beautiful waterfront accommodations available on 14,000-acre Percy Priest lake, incredible fishing, 20 lakeside cabins, jet-ski rentals, pontoon boat rentals and much more. Lodging guests also receive exclusive discounts to the Waterpark and Treetop Adventure Park, which is our ropes course and zip-line adventure.
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We were only passing through Nashville for the night. It was an extra $5 (!) to book online so I called and made the booking online. We got repeated urgent emails to check in for our upcoming visit. The sites are pull through which was nice. But they are narrow and there is no shade at all. We did use the water park and got a discounted ticket buying it at the General Store. There is no access to the lake from either the water park or the nearby shore. One upside is that Nashville is quite close. We got an Uber for less than $20 each way which was definitely the way to go. Downtown Nashville was a lot of fun. The bathrooms were not well kept and generally dirty - much less well kept than many places we have stayed on this trip for half the price. All in all, we would not stay here again. Expensive for little benefit.
4 years ago
A RV park in an amusement park. Water slides, zip lines, etc all within a few feet walk.
4 years ago
Great resort style camping! Fabulous for kids! Very clean and well run. Wi-Fi at general store/office area, not at site. Cable television, level cement pads with full hook ups. Great views! Restaurant at marina is great BbQ with a jazz jam in the evening. 15 minutes to downtown Nashville, don't miss the Parthenon!
4 years ago
We stayed at Nashville Shores for 2 nights April 11-13, 2018 and thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Since this is within a resort that has water slides, ziplines, boating activities we could see that during the "peak season" it would be very busy and you would need to get a reservation well in advance. Since it was early and the park had not open for all the fun things to do, we didn't have any issues getting a reservation just a couple a days ahead of time. We stayed in a pull through with easy access and the water/lake was less than 30-40 yards away from us. It was beautiful. The check in was easy and the staff very friendly. While we did see Class A's (we have a 28' TT), the lanes seemed to be very narrow and the turning radius of the street hard to maneuver. We were glad we could pull through all the way to the street in order to pull out. This is a beautiful stop and well worth it outside of Nashville to come through. We saw the Nashville KOA campground on our way to downtown and so glad that we did not stay there. It was jam packed with so little space between you and your neighbor. I can see the convenience of where its located but we didn't have to drive very far to get to everything we wanted to see while in Nashville. It was peaceful and quiet while at Nashville Shores and I would definitely go back.
4 years ago
Stayed here 5 nights during spring break. Sites are close together but about what you would expect did not terrible. Good home base for seeing the sites around Nashville. Bathrooms were clean with shower sink and toilet all in one locked room which was nice. Water park was not open yet but looked like fun. The treetop adventure park was open however and a total blast even for this 40 year old.
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