nashville, tn.

[Theadamsfamily]

Hi everyone. I have not posted here much but read frequently. It's a great forum filled with information. We have a 3295RK and will be in Nashville Tennessee in June. Any suggestions on campgrounds that are quiet, grassy, with preferably paved roads near the Opry and attractions? Right now we are leaning towards the KOA. In the past we have found that KOA campgrounds can be a hit or miss as far as size of sites. Thanks for any suggestions.

[Glenn and Lorraine]

As I write this I am sitting in Two Rivers Campground on Music Valley Drive. The KOA is just down the road after Two Rivers and there is a Jelly Stone just before Two Rivers. Of the 3 I highly recommend Two Rivers.
The roads are paved and the sites are gravel and plenty of grass and plenty big enough for our Montys. Big concrete pads for sitting and the laundry and bath House is centrally located. We have free WiFi, swimming pool and most every night Live entertainment behind the office.
I would suggest sites 200 thru 400. These are all full hookup with some 50 AMP and some 30AMP. Currently I am on site 308 which is 30AMP. 30AMP is fine as I see no need for the 2nd AC. Sites 500 thru 600 are water and electric only. Stay away from 99 thru 118. These sites are separated from the Graylines bus barn by brush and a fence. They work on the buses all night long and it's a bit noisy.
Next door, along sites 400 is Cullem Maxey a Montana dealer and Camping World is just a very short walk away.
I would also recommend Tommy's Tours for the best fun tour of the Nashville area. Tommy is the bus owner and your guide. He was born and raised in Nashville. Tommy's the guy other tour guides go to when they don't know the answers to your questions. I promise you Tommy will show you a great time with tons of laughter. BUT don't be late getting on the bus as he will bust on you until the next late one takes your place. Believe me, I know from experience. Every time we are in Nashville we ride with Tommy. Two Rivers can make the arrangements with Tommy and you can usually find him just hanging out in the park.
I could go on and on about Two Rivers. If you need any added info send me a PM or Email

[tom41]

I highly agree with Glenn. I have stayed at two Rivers many times, just try not to let them put you by the "bus garage"!! There will be beeping, and diesel engines idling all night. other than that its close to everything and very nice,
Tom

[Bill and Ann]

I agree with above. Handy to everything. You can also use Tommy to take you downtown and pick you up when you are ready to go home.

[adelmoll]

Two Rivers gets our vote also. The KOA is nice but $53.00 a night and we like 2Rivers much more...

We agree with Tommy's Tours... It is great.

Helen

[Theadamsfamily]

It sounds like Two Rivers is the place we need to be and Tommy is the man we need to see. Thanks everyone for your reply, I knew this was the place to get my answers. You all are great!