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Best campgrounds near Adams, TN

Spring Creek Campground

Clarksville, TN (11 miles away)

Spring Creek Camp Ground

Clarksville, TN (11 miles away)

$$$$$

(95 sites)

+6

Clarksville RV Resort

Clarksville, TN (15 miles away)

$$$$$

(67 sites)

+10

Unhitched Goodlettsville RV Park

Ridgetop, TN (22 miles away)

(60 sites)

Owls Roost Campground

Ridgetop, TN (22 miles away)

+2

Unhitched Nashville North RV Park

Goodlettsville, TN (24 miles away)

(94 sites)

Nashville North RV Resort

Goodlettsville, TN (24 miles away)

$$$$$

(95 sites)

+10

Grand Ole RV Resort and Market

Goodlettsville, TN (26 miles away)

$$$$$

(102 sites)

+8

Trinity RV Park and Campground

Nashville, TN (31 miles away)

$$$$$

Dad's Bluegrass Campground

Franklin, KY (31 miles away)

$$$$$

(80 sites)

+9

Nashville KOA Resort

Nashville, TN (31 miles away)

$$$$$

(389 sites)

+10

Two Rivers Campgrounds

Nashville, TN (31 miles away)

$$$$$

(96 sites)

+7

Most common amenities

Pet friendly Laundry Tables Internet Playground Showers Toilets Dump station Grills Pool

Campgrounds near Adams, Tennessee

Adams is a small town in Robertson County in northern middle Tennessee, roughly 45 minutes north of Nashville and a short drive east of Clarksville. It sits along the Red River and is best known for the Bell Witch legend and for Port Royal State Historic Park, a day-use park centered on a preserved section of the Trail of Tears and the site of the former town of Port Royal. RV travelers use Adams as a quiet base for exploring the Clarksville area, Fort Campbell, Dunbar Cave State Park, and the Nashville metro to the south. Private RV parks in the immediate area include Spring Creek Campground and Spring Creek Camp Ground, with Clarksville RV Resort a short drive west in Clarksville itself. For travelers willing to drive a bit farther, Owls Roost Campground in Goodlettsville and Nashville North RV Resort put the Music City area within easy reach while keeping rigs off the busiest urban corridors. The mix of rural setting and interstate access from I-24 makes the area workable for both short weekend stops and longer regional tours.

Things to do near Adams

Port Royal State Historic Park is the main local draw. It is a day-use park with a truss bridge over the Red River, short walking trails, and interpretive signage on the Trail of Tears and the 1797 townsite. The Red River is popular for paddling and bank fishing, and canoe and kayak outfitters operate in the surrounding area. Clarksville, about fifteen minutes west, adds Dunbar Cave State Park with guided cave tours and lake trails, plus the Customs House Museum, the historic L and N Train Station, and Beachaven Vineyards and Winery. Fort Campbell's Don F. Pratt Museum sits just north of town. Nashville pulls travelers south for the Grand Ole Opry, the Country Music Hall of Fame, and the honky-tonks along Lower Broadway. Families often combine an Adams stay with day trips in both directions.

When to visit Adams

spring
March - May
70° / 48°F 125 mm
Wettest season; thunderstorms and Red River flood risk
summer
June - August
88° / 68°F 100 mm
Hot and humid; strong hookups worth prioritizing
fall
September - November
72° / 48°F 90 mm
Cool nights and fall color; peak weekend demand near Nashville
winter
December - February
48° / 28°F 100 mm
Cool and wet; occasional freezes and ice storms possible

Spring and fall are the strongest windows for RV travel in this part of Tennessee. April and May bring wildflowers along the Red River and mild days that suit hiking and paddling, though thunderstorms and river flooding can close low-lying areas of Port Royal State Historic Park during heavy rain events. Summer runs hot and humid, with daytime highs often near the upper eighties Fahrenheit and frequent afternoon storms. Shaded riverside sites and full-hookup parks with reliable electric service are worth prioritizing for air conditioning. This is also peak season for Nashville events, so campgrounds within commuting distance fill early. Fall delivers cooler nights, lower humidity, and color through October and into early November, making it a favored season for regional RV trips. Winter is mild by northern standards but wet, with occasional freezes and the chance of ice storms. Some private parks reduce services or keep shorter hours in the coldest months, so calling ahead is advised.

Top Hosts near Adams, TN

Julia11 trips - Joined Sep 2020

Everything worked out perfectly , the RV was delivered on time. Very clean and all set you for our event. Communication was 5/5 . I am already looking at renting the RV again next year.

Andy W. - Aug 2026

Julia and Mark were fantastic hosts and made sure we had everything we needed for a safe, smooth, and enjoyable trip. Their RV was beautifully renovated, clean, comfortable, and had everything we needed for our adventure. It was the perfect size for my wife, our two dogs, and me. They were responsive, helpful, and great to work with from start to finish. We highly recommend renting from Julia and Mark and wouldn’t hesitate to book with them again!

Cameron K. - Jul 2026

Meet "Bugsy": Easy-Driving Entegra Odyssey 24b

Class C in Clarksville

2020 • 5.0 (7)

$199 USD /night

Chrystal7 trips - Joined Jul 2024

Excellent communication! We had the RV dropped at a very busy location and the communication and meet up were excellent. The RV was exceptionally clean and had everything we needed. We cooked all of our meals, the kitchen setup had all the pots, pans, and utensils to cook all our meals. It was hot and the air conditioner worked great. Bedding for all beds was supplied and we were very comfortable. Lots of extras were supplied to make our camping experience comfortable. For example, we had several outdoor rugs to help control mud and weeds, camp chairs, extra hand lights to use at night, lots of towels were stocked up in the bathroom, extra cozy blankets for lounging on the couches. Indoor/Outdoor lights and electric awning were excellent for hanging outside the RV. We appreciated all the extra touches and for the extra help of getting the RV to our busy location!

Brent Hadley H. - Aug 2026

Would definitely rent again from Crystal! Camper was amazing communication was great set up was easy.

Breana D. - Mar 2026

Travel Trailer in Clarksville

2022 • 5.0 (5)

$130 USD /night

How to book near Adams

Port Royal State Historic Park does not offer overnight camping, so RV travelers rely on private campgrounds in the Adams and Clarksville area or on state and Corps of Engineers parks farther afield. Most private parks, including Spring Creek Campground and Clarksville RV Resort, accept reservations by phone or through their own websites and through third-party booking platforms, with credit card holds and standard cancellation windows. Tennessee State Parks that allow camping use the centralized reserve.tnstateparks.com system, and Corps of Engineers sites on nearby lakes book through Recreation.gov. Popular weekends around holidays and major Nashville events fill quickly. For summer weekends and fall color trips, booking six to eight weeks ahead is prudent. Big rigs should confirm site length, hookup amps, and low-clearance approaches when reserving, since some rural access roads have tight turns.

What to expect around Adams

Expect a rural, agricultural landscape of rolling hills, tobacco barns, and river bottomlands. Cell coverage is generally reliable along the main corridors but can thin out on back roads. Grocery, fuel, propane, and RV supply runs are easiest in Clarksville, which has full big-box retail and interstate services along I-24. Campground styles range from small, wooded private parks with basic hookups to larger properties with pull-throughs, laundry, and 30 and 50 amp service. Shade is common but not universal, and some sites near the Red River and Spring Creek can be soft after heavy rain. Mosquitoes and ticks are active from late spring through early fall, so bring repellent for evenings and after hikes. Wildlife sightings typically include white-tailed deer, wild turkey, and a wide range of songbirds.

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