One of our frequently visited spots is located in the vicinity of Nashville. Although the campsite isn't extraordinary, it is pleasant and well-maintained. It hosts a diverse crowd of permanent residents and temporary visitors, which contributes to its welcoming atmosphere.

An immaculate location featuring a quaint yet delightful swimming pool, complemented by a cordial team of employees.

This is an older park on a hill beside I-40. Only the front sites get the loud noise though. Quite a few long term residents and some short term sites. Sites are gravel and not very level. The restrooms are dated but clean. The staff is friendly and very helpful. About 30 minutes from Nashville make this a good economical option when visiting but it is priced a little high for the quality.

Big rig friendly,FHU, easy in and out.

We were there the first week of February for work. The weather sucked but had water, sewer, and electricity. We used our hotspot because the free WIFI wasn't going to do what we wanted it to do. Everyone we dealt with was super friendly and helpful. You could hear the road noise but there are quite of few emergency vehicles that drive along the freeway with their sirens....so you do hear that. The laundry facility was nice. If you go there in the winter be sure to bring your heated hose. The only negative I can think about is that the site is located in such a spot that it was slightly annoying to get anywhere.....so this was very minor.

We stopped for one night on our way to the mountains of North Carolina. The campground staff is very nice and accommodating. We had a pull-through FHU site. The site was pretty level, on gravel. There were other backin sites. It was a little tricky getting off the Interstate to the access road to the campground.

This is a good place to stay near Nashville (

Stopped for the night to rest. I was surprised at how tight the park felt maneuvering. It wasn't really that tight but it feels it, if that makes sense. Site was a little tough to get level but was fine. Good for a night or two but there are better options in Nashville for a longer stay.

Most tenants seem to be long term or people working nearby on assignment. Site was almost level. Utilities were easy to access. When I called to make a reservation, I asked how long it would take to drive to downtown Nashville and was told about 20 minutes. If you hit I40 during the rush hours that could actually be 45 - 60 minutes. They advertise multiple over the air TV channels (there is no cable). That may be true, but only one network channel came in (ABC) the rest were mostly religious channels. They advertise WiFi. True, but the free option is very limited speed and data, however, you can pay $4 per day for a better option. This is a good choice for an overnight.

This campground is right off I-40 and easy to access. Most folks we talked to were—like us—just passing through but it was fairly crowded. Our pull-through site was decently level but we did see other rigs making extensive use of their leveling blocks. The big, fenced dog park provided a great evening of fetch for our dog.

We just needed a spot for two nights during a cross-country trip. $100 for two nights (including 10% KOA discount and tax) felt a bit steep, even for a KOA where we expect prices to be high. Fortunately our site was fairly level and while it wasn't super spacious, it wasn't cramped like some other KOAs -- we had decent green space between us an our neighbors. There are also some nice green/field areas which were handy for walking our dog, and a fenced dog park. Our Verizon and AT&T had pretty good signal and worked fine during the day, but data slowed way down in the evening. We didn't bother trying the campground WiFi. The back half of the campground does seem to be long-term/permanent RVs, many of which are old and not in good condition, but this didn't bother us. Getting to the KOA is a 2-mile drive on a narrow, hilly road along the Interstate. Not the most convenient, but again not a big deal. Overall, a pretty good place to spend a few days. We'd have no problem staying here again, but will probably try to time our cross-country trip stops differently so we can find someplace less expensive for the overnight.

This campground is good when your passing through when the area. It’s right off the highway and you know it is there with constant drone of freeway traffic. The traffic noise is not distracting, just expect it because of your location. The campground’s staff were friendly and helpful. In general, the campground’s facilities are nice. It seems that they place the short term campers in the front section. The back section of the campground is for their long term campers. The back section is still nice but their long term residents don’t try to keep their “stuff” placed either out of sight or stored in an orderly fashion. The bathroom facilities were nice in the front. I’m sure the back section was also nice but we didn’t not use them.

Expensive for a single night pop up. I occupied the last open site, as most of the sites have people living there permanently, evidences by rvs with multiple flat tires, pavers laid out for patios, fenced yards, etc. It's out of the way, with narrow winding roads leading to it. Area was decent enough, facilities are adequate though not exceptional. Didn't notice a lot of noise. My site had a standard 30 amp outlet and water with a crushed rock pad that was not level front to back or side to side. It also had a picnic table and a truck wheel for a fire pit.

Pictures on website are deceiving! Mostly long term working in Nashville. Heavy traffic early in the AM, people going to work within the park. A lot of older run down RVs. Need to remove some of the junk RVs