This is an excellent park, we felt it was better than a KOA. All roads are paved, clean showers and restrooms. Sites all fairly level and some have raised board platforms. Easy access and close to all services. City water provided, although at the site it didn't smell like it. New Wi-Fi system just put in works great. A computer is available in the office as well as a dial-up connection. We didn't find the highway noise to be too much of a problem, more like a background hum. i would definitely recommend this park if you're in the Nashville area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Previous comments on this park are right on. Small loose gravel sites. Good water pressure with decent taste. Grass coming thru deck, and site drive. Nice paved streets. Somewhat noisy with many not-so-nice looking rigs. Staff was very nice and friendly. Go to new SC Wal-Mart in White House 9 miles north. They have music and meal offering ($) on Thursday evening at the pavilion and that was nice. Nice grocery stores 5 miles away (Kroger, Publix). Just an OK park, could be very nice with just a little work. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The camground was about 20 minutes from Opryland Hotel. The grocery store 1 mile away is a Save A Lot so the quantity and quality of food is not great. The dog run area was dirty from owners not cleaning up after the pets so we chose not to use this area. The noise was a bit loud outside due to the interstate traffic. The park itself was clean but the sites were very close to each other with some of the pull throughs side by side. The internet connection was not working most of the time we stayed here. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Limited access for big rigs, very narrow roads and some sites very narrow with minimal gravel base. Poor overall grounds maintenance, grass growing up thru wooden patios on some sites. Dogs unattended and barking outside and dogs not cleaned up after everywhere. Many long term or permanent tenants. Limited 50 amp service, good water pressure, good Wi-Fi and cable TV. Major Campground Directory ratings seem inaccurate. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Clean facility, friendly staff, good roads, pet walk. We had a great site. Some road noise from highway. Sites close together but plenty of room for slide and awning. Gravel pad, wood deck & table. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

On the down side-Close to interstate so there is noise. Very tight sites. On the up side- Close to the Interstate for a convenient on and off for an overnight stay. It has a large pet walk area. People were friendly. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice park. We stayed two nights. Close to Opry. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is OK for a stopover. There is a lot of interstate noise. The lots are 22' wide. But they have a lot of amenities: laundry, pool, picnic tables, shuttle to Grand Old Opry, shuffleboard, exercise room, store and playground. There are no campfire pits. Interior roads and rv pads are gravel. But there are nice 8x9' wood patio pads. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We have stayed here many times. For our purposes it is the best choice. The sites can be close together and it is not a newer resort, but it is safe, convenient and pleasant. The wifi works great. Cable. A large clean laundry. With PA it is half the price of the Opry area RV parks, and is only about 5 more minutes away from downtown. There is a small trail to take the dogs on. We will stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The rate shown is for Passport American for a full hookup, 50A site. The staff was very courteous and although the park is quite full, she put us in a site that's open for satellite reception. The sites are close together, but we have a large wooden deck with a picnic table. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Love this park. The shuttle bus to attractions is wonderful. Staff is friendly and accomodating. Restrooms and showers are clean. We've stayed there 3 times. Nice swimming pool too. We camped here in a Truck Camper.

Nice campground overall but the pull-thrus we a little tight for 40'rigs. We were able to make it but just barely. People in office very nice and helpful. Tours to Nashville come to campground for pick-up. We would camp here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Let me start by saying that we have been RV'rs for over 20 years and full timers for 3 and we have never had such a bad experience. This entire part of the country is undergoing a drought and we have been staying in a lot of campgrounds that are showing signs of 'lack of water'. While this campground was dry it also appeared to be very un-loved - warped picnic tables, dead weeds in the sites and sites with little or no gravel left in them. The roads were extremely dusty and also in need of re-graveling. The sites are close together but we are used to that what we couldn't get over was the run-down appearance of the whole campground. ( sorry, words fail me in describing this ) Now the big problem.....we had made reservations here using Passport America. After checking in & paying we tried to make heads or tails out of the hand written receipt ( several sections had been crossed out and re-done ) The half price rate should have been 17.50 - we were aware we would pay full price for Friday & Saturday nights. A 9 night stay turned out to be 281.00 - You do the math!!!! After several trips back to the office - it was finally discovered that for the 1/2 priced nights we were charged additionally for the pull-thru site & 50 amp - making those nights almost the same amount as the full priced nights ( Interetingly there was no ' add ons ' for the full priced nights. We found the staff to be confused & un-helpful. We were traveling with our kids & grand daughters and found the playground to be very old and almost unsafe while the pool was small but clean. This campground is about 15 miles from the Grand Ole Opry & the same distance from downtown Nashville. Our experience here was so bad that after 2 days we left and went to a different campground ( they do not give refunds here so we ate the nights we didn't use & it was well worth it ) Please believe me when I say that we are not fussy campers and have stayed all over this country and we have never had an experience like this. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Everything we have read about this park is true...the bigget PLUS is the customer service...the staff did EVERYTHING to make our stay wonderful...and our visit to Nashville was better because of their efforts...Grayline showed up every time and gave us wonderful tours...parking is a little tight...but everything else outweighed that...and we weren't there much...we were touring...WIFI worked excellent...we really enjoyed our stay here...would definitely stay again... We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Nice, older, family park. We have stayed there during 3 different years and each visit was nice. One of first parks we stayed in with free WiFi. Free entertainment in park a couple nights a week during the summer, good low cost cook-out one of the nights. We will return. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Close quarters. Many long term coaches were present. Close to restaurants and service stations, but in a semi-rural area so not too noisy that sleep is disturbed. Decent overnight stopping point north of Nashville, TN. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Friendly service. Sites are close but have adequate room to park your vehicle. Mostly pull through sites that are easy to get in and out of. All hookups were convenient and worked well. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We enjoyed the quiet safe feeling about this park. The great clean laundry and friendly staff. Not too far from Nashville and shopping. We stayed 10 days and will return. Not a ten because of the dirt roads causing the dust and a general 5 or 6 on park maintenance. We enjoyed the experience. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We have been here for a week and will be here another week. The customer service is great. Two big things for us is the WIFI, which is very good and the cable which is more than enough. We didn't use our Satellite at all. There are two negative things which were minor in my consideration. The section that we stayed in, the pads need some leveling and the sites are close. If you don't like driving in heavy traffic to see the sites you can take the Gray Line Tour Bus which will pick you up at the park and bring you back. If we come back to the Nashville area we will stay at this park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

$21 is Passport America rate, we paid $185 for a week and then $21 for an 8th night. We were in there ´big rig´ sites, which are ok if your under 40´ in length. Very friendly staff and close enough to Nashville for day trips. If you visit, make sure you take a day trip into the downtown music district. Lots to see and do, plus there is a lot of live music where they play for tips only, no cover charges encountered. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was a very nice park, well-maintained and extremely friendly staff. Free cable and free wi-fi. We booked a Gray Tour of Nashville through the staff, and had a thoroughly enjoyable stay. We did our laundry here....very clean laundry room, showers and bathrooms. The campers were set up a little strangely (to us) in that your door faced your neighbor's door, and both picnic tables were on same side. We haven't seen that before. Helps if you like your neighbors! We would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I like this campground a lot. It is obvious the new owners have worked hard to make improvements. The playground equipment is older, but surprisingly my toddler loved it, fading paint and all. The only problem we had here was that I purchased two nights over the phone on the way in (when I learned there was only one site left!) and we came in late. The next day we assumed our site was secure, since we paid with a credit card. But when we came back from sightseeing, they had moved someone else in and collected our mat and dog tie-outs. They found us a new spot though. Our fault for not checking in in the morning, I guess. The extras were great. It was cold and blustery while we were there, and we ended up in the park office with both little ones, playing checkers. We also took advantage of the book exchange to trade in our WalMart specials for something new. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is about 12 miles from the city centre, but quick access by freeway nearby. Very friendly office and offer a few extras like book exchange, computer hire, exercise equipment, video rental. Excellent wifi and cable. Pull thrus are a bit tight for a big rig. Sites are level and gravel. Only one central dumpster. Laundry is spotless and has tv and magazines to while away the wait time. Not the prettiest park in Tennessee, but a comfortable and convenient stay. Recommended. We camped here in a Motorhome.

It was close quarters in the section that I stayed in. Full hookup with 30 amp service. One water pipe coming out of the ground with two faucets. This meaning that the rv's coming in staggered each other. Very close. That said, we really enjoyed this park. Every Thursday they had a barbecue with a country singer serenading the folks. Grey Line came in and took us to all of the attractions in beautiful Nashville. Owner was very pleasant. Introduced him to my wife at the barbecue and said to her this is our host. He replied and said no, you are my guest. I like that. We stayed there a week and would gladly return. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice, easy going and clean. Fastest WiFi I have used. A bit too much road noise. Believe it or not but the voltage runs HIGH (127VAC) and could be a problem. Operators are very friendly and tours in Nashville are easy to setup. I would repeat my visit. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very nice RV park. We just overnighted here, but it is in a convenient location if you wanted to visit Nashville from here. The staff was very friendly. They did have a hard time finding my reservation that had been made online. The only real problem we had was that when we walked the kids up to the pool to swim, the gate was already chained up for the night. There was not a closing time for the pool listed on anything, so this was a bit of a surprise. There is a nice play area for kids though. The sites seem to be well maintained, and we had no other problems. I would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Free WiFi. It was muddy off the gravel roads and pads, but we were there during heavy rains. Small laundromat. Pet trail. Passport America rate was $17.25, plus $3 if you want 50 amp. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Cable TV, Wi-fi, and morning coffee are included in the price. Tours of Nashville and Grand Old Opry from the park. Very nice staff. Close to the freeway so noisy. Our site was spacious. I thought it was quite expensive but then they all are in Nashville. Easy access. Check the website for a complete list of amenities. This park is listed in the campground books under Goodlettsville not Millersville. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Women's restroom was being remodeled while we were there. Men's restroom in need of update. Sites extremely narrow. Popular campground because of the shuttle trips to the Grand O'l Opera. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed in the regular sites for two nights, but there are big rig sites (more$). Regular site very small, but some are shady. The big rig sites are average sized and much nicer. If we stay again at this park, it will be in the big rig sites only. Condition of park acceptable. Staff helpful. Tour bus picks you up and delievers you back to campground. Price is a bit high for this level of facility, but it is convenient to the interstate and Nashville. We camped here in a Motorhome.