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46 campgrounds and RV Parks near Nashville, TN. Compare campsite amenities, photos, and site types to find the perfect stop for your rig on your route.
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Best campgrounds near Nashville, TN
Trinity RV Park and Campground
Nashville, TN (3 miles away)
$$$$$
Nashville KOA Resort
Nashville, TN (6 miles away)
$$$$$
(389 sites)
+10
Nashville RV Resort and Cabins
Nashville, TN (6 miles away)
$$$$$
(263 sites)
+10
Two Rivers Campgrounds
Nashville, TN (7 miles away)
$$$$$
(96 sites)
+7
Elm Hill RV Resort
Nashville, TN (9 miles away)
$$$$$
(131 sites)
+4
Nashville Shores RV Campground
Nashville, TN (10 miles away)
$$$$$
(125 sites)
+8
Grand Ole RV Resort and Market
Goodlettsville, TN (13 miles away)
$$$$$
(102 sites)
+8
Four Corners RV Resort
Nashville, TN (14 miles away)
$$$$$
(109 sites)
+11
Nashville North RV Resort
Goodlettsville, TN (15 miles away)
$$$$$
(95 sites)
+10
Unhitched Nashville North RV Park
Goodlettsville, TN (15 miles away)
(94 sites)
Rural Hill Farm
Rural Hill, TN (16 miles away)
+5
Owls Roost Campground
Ridgetop, TN (18 miles away)
+2
Most common amenities
Tables Pet friendly Laundry Toilets Showers Dump station Internet Grills Playground Pool
Nashville camping overview
Nashville sits in Middle Tennessee on the Cumberland River, and most RV parks cluster along the Music Valley corridor near Opryland or east along J. Percy Priest Lake. The closest private options include Nashville KOA Resort and Two Rivers Campgrounds on Music Valley Drive, roughly 15 minutes from the Grand Ole Opry, Opry Mills, and downtown, along with Nashville RV Resort and Cabins and Trinity RV Park and Campground on the north side of the metro.
For a lakefront alternative within city limits, Elm Hill RV Resort sits on the shores of Percy Priest Lake, a reservoir of about 14,000 surface acres stretching roughly 42 miles. Beyond the private parks, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers manages seven campgrounds at J. Percy Priest Lake, and Tennessee State Parks operates Long Hunter and Cedars of Lebanon within an hour of downtown.
Most private parks stay open year-round, while Corps of Engineers sites and some state park loops run a spring-to-fall season. Big rigs will find level concrete pads at the lakefront resort and back-in gravel elsewhere.
Things to do around Nashville
Downtown Nashville anchors the trip: the Grand Ole Opry, Ryman Auditorium, Country Music Hall of Fame, and Broadway's honky-tonks all sit within a short drive of the Music Valley campgrounds. Nashville KOA Resort and Two Rivers Campgrounds are both on Music Valley Drive near the Opry complex, keeping the downtown commute short.
On the water, J. Percy Priest Lake offers fishing, boating, canoeing, hiking, and horseback riding, with a marina and boat rentals at Elm Hill RV Resort. Long Hunter State Park adds shoreline hiking and paddling, while Cedars of Lebanon State Park is known for its cedar glades and rare plant life. Families gravitate to the Nashville Zoo, Adventure Science Center, and Cheekwood Estate.
Camping spots and RV parks near Nashville, TN
Seasonal patterns and best times to visit Nashville
- spring
March - May
70° / 48°F 129 mmWettest season; watch for severe storms and tornadoes
- summer
June - August
88° / 70°F 98 mmHot, humid, peak bookings; reserve well ahead
- fall
September - November
72° / 50°F 92 mmCool and drier; Corps campgrounds close in late fall
- winter
December - February
50° / 32°F 109 mmMild but variable; occasional cold snaps and light snow
Spring and fall are the sweet spots for RV travel in Nashville. April and May bring green landscapes and comfortable daytime temperatures, but spring, and more rarely autumn, is when tornadoes can form in Middle Tennessee, so travelers should monitor severe-weather alerts. May is among the wettest months, and afternoon thunderstorms are common through summer.
Summer runs hot and muggy. About half of summer days at Nashville have highs in the 90s Fahrenheit, though it is unusual for the thermometer to go above that, and typically just one day a year reaches 100 degrees Fahrenheit. Bookings peak from Memorial Day through Labor Day, with major events like CMA Fest and Independence Day filling parks weeks in advance.
Fall delivers cooler nights, foliage color, and lower humidity. Winter is quieter and mild by regional standards, though cold snaps happen: a cold night at Nashville means a temperature of 10 degrees Fahrenheit or less, and the city normally sees temperatures that cold about two times in a winter. Most private parks stay open year-round, but Corps of Engineers campgrounds close in late fall.
Top Hosts near Nashville, TN
Michael19 trips - Joined Jul 2021
5.0
Smooth, simple, amazing process and owners
Kevin R. - May 2025
5.0
Michael’s RV was excellent. His communication was prompt and clear. The RV is in good shape, drove easily, and was very clean. The snacks and coffee were appreciated and the airport pickup and drop off was incredibly smooth. I’d definitely rent from Michael again on my next trip to Seattle.
Reid L. - Sep 2024
Lawrence11 trips - Joined Feb 2025 - Superhost
5.0
The RV was great and the host was super helpful and accommodating. We had a wonderful time.
Samantha E. - Jun 2026
5.0
Lawrence was great with communication and delivery and pick up. The camper was just what we needed for a weekend trip.
Leah F. - May 2026
How to book campgrounds near Nashville
Private RV parks in the Music Valley area and along Percy Priest Lake take reservations directly through their own websites or through platforms like Campspot. Nashville KOA Resort books through the KOA site, Elm Hill RV Resort lists on Campspot, and Two Rivers Campgrounds handles reservations on its own site. Book several months out for spring, summer, and any weekend tied to a major event.
For federal sites, reservations at J. Percy Priest Lake campgrounds are available via Recreation.gov, with a 14-day stay limit within any 30-consecutive-day period that applies across all Percy Priest campgrounds combined. State park sites use a separate system: Tennessee State Parks reservations can be made up to one year in advance, with a maximum stay of 14 consecutive nights, extended to 28 nights during winter months from December 1 through February 28 or 29.
What to expect at Nashville campgrounds
Most Nashville-area private parks are big-rig friendly with full hookups, 30/50-amp service, and paved or concrete pads. Elm Hill RV Resort sites feature level concrete pads and full hookups, and the resort includes WiFi and basic cable, a private sandy beach, swimming pool, on-site marina with boat rentals, and laundry facilities. Nashville KOA Resort sites include 30/50-amp electric, full hookups, WiFi, and picnic tables at most sites.
Expect urban trade-offs. Sites in the Music Valley cluster sit near interstates and can carry road noise, and some parks report tight spacing between rigs. Corps of Engineers sites at Percy Priest are more rustic: water and electric hookups but no sewer at individual sites, with a shared dump station on the way out.
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Frequently asked questions about campgrounds near Nashville, TN
How much does it cost to rent an RV in Nashville, and are there ways to save on your booking?
Great news: RV rental in Nashville is more affordable than you might expect, daily rates typically range from $85 for trailers to $275 for luxury Class A motorhomes, depending on the season and amenities. Prices are usually lower in early spring or late fall, just before and after festival season. To land a cheap RV rental in Nashville, use RVezy’s price filter, book early, and consider picking up your RV mid-week. Many Nashville hosts offer discounted rates for longer trips, so longer stays stretch your budget further.
rvezy.com/rv-search?SearchAddress=Nashville,%20TennesseeWhat do I need to rent an RV in Nashville, do I need a special license or training?
You can rent an RV in Nashville with just your regular driver’s license, no special permit needed for most RVs or campervans in Tennessee. As long as you’re 25 or older with a current valid license, you’re set to hit the road. RVezy verifies your ID securely online, so you don’t have to deal with paperwork at check-in. Most guests are surprised at how quick it is to get rolling for their Nashville RV trip.
help.rvezy.com/hc/en-us/articles/360039008774-Understanding-approved-driver-requirementsWhat’s included for protection and peace of mind when I book an RV rental in Tennessee?
Every RV rental in Nashville comes with RVezy’s built-in protection package, giving you financial peace of mind on your trip. This coverage handles most accidental damages, plus you get 24/7 roadside assistance anywhere in the state. You get to pick the level of protection that fits your comfort, and it’s all seamlessly built into your booking, no need to coordinate with the host. This means you can relax and enjoy Music City instead of sweating the details.
rvezy.com/insurance-and-protectionHow flexible is the cancellation policy for Nashville RV rentals?
Booking an RV rental in Nashville is low risk. You get a full refund if you cancel within 24 hours of the host accepting your booking and your payment was made, as long as that is more than 24 hours before your trip. After that, refund amounts depend on how far in advance you cancel; check your booking details for the exact policy. If the host cancels, you receive a full refund with no penalties. For natural disasters or major events, RVezy has a separate policy. You can review all details before you book so you can plan your Nashville RV trip with confidence.
help.rvezy.com/hc/en-us/articles/360037736674-Understanding-the-cancellation-policy-for-guestsCan I bring my pet along on my RV rental in Nashville?
Absolutely, pet-friendly RV rental in Nashville is easy to find! Many hosts welcome furry co-pilots, and you can use RVezy’s ‘pet-friendly’ filter to zero in on the perfect ride. Once you’re rolling, Nashville’s Two Rivers Dog Park and Edwin Warner Dog Park both offer lots of room for your pup to stretch their legs. Always confirm with your host about any extra pet cleaning fees, and bring your pet’s favorite bed for a smoother ride.
Can I have my RV delivered and set up at a Nashville-area campground or my house?
Yes, many Nashville RV owners offer local delivery and setup. Just choose the ‘delivery’ filter on RVezy, and your host will bring your campervan or motorhome rental right to your driveway, campsite, or event. This is a game-changer for first-timers or folks flying in, you skip the city driving and start relaxing right away. Popular drop-off points are Percy Priest Lake campgrounds and local music festivals. Pro tip: Message your host to coordinate arrival times and campground rules.
How far can I travel in my Nashville RV rental, and what are some popular road trips nearby?
You’ll have plenty of range for exploring. Many hosts include up to 100 miles per day in your RV rental, perfect for trips to Great Smoky Mountains National Park (about 200 miles east) or Memphis (210 miles west). If you want unlimited mileage, check for this feature before booking, it’s an unbeatable perk for long road trips. Nashville is a hub for outdoor adventures, so your next stop is closer than you think.
help.rvezy.com/hc/en-us/articles/360039340074-Insurance-coverage-validityWhere are the best places to park or camp with an RV near Nashville?
You have great options for RV camping in Nashville: try Two Rivers Campground (close to Opryland with a pool), Seven Points Campground on Percy Priest Lake (shaded, lakeside sites), or Nashville KOA Resort (family amenities, quick downtown access). Cedar Creek Campground and Montgomery Bell State Park are also within 30 miles. Don’t rely on street parking overnight, stick to campgrounds or RV parks for a smooth stay. Book early in summer and during major music festivals.
When is the best time to visit Nashville in an RV, weather-wise?
Nashville’s prime RV season is late March through early June and late September through October, when highs hover between 70 and 85°F and humidity is lower than summer. July and August can get muggy, with temps reaching the 90s. Winter is mild by RV standards, days in the 40s and 50s, but expect fewer campground amenities from December to February. For the best festival access and stress-free driving, plan your Nashville RV trip in spring or fall.
Is RV driving in Nashville OK for first-timers?
First time renting an RV? No problem, Nashville is RV-friendly, and most hosts will give you a personal walkthrough at pickup or delivery. You’ll learn how to drive, park, and use every system, and you can message the host any time. If big city traffic makes you nervous, opt for RV delivery outside the downtown core or at a nearby campground. Start at off-peak times to avoid the I-24/I-40 rush and you’ll be on your way with confidence.
What happens if I have a breakdown or other issue with my RV during my trip?
You’re never stranded, every RVezy Nashville RV rental includes 24/7 roadside assistance, so help is always a call away anywhere in Tennessee or on your route. Whether you get a flat tire near Franklin or need a jump at a music festival, the support team has you covered. This round-the-clock peace of mind means you can focus on the fun and road trip memories instead of ‘what-ifs’.
rvezy.com/insurance-and-protectionCan I take my Nashville RV rental out of state, what routes are recommended?
Yes, your Nashville RV rental is ready for cross-state road trips! Popular getaways include the Natchez Trace Parkway to Mississippi, the Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area in Kentucky (about 85 miles north), or a scenic run down the Tennessee Whiskey Trail. Just select your route and confirm details with your host, most southern US destinations are easy drives from Nashville. Dreaming bigger? The Blue Ridge Parkway, Atlanta, or even the Gulf Coast are all in range.
help.rvezy.com/hc/en-us/articles/360039340074-Insurance-coverage-validityHow much should I budget for gas on a Nashville RV trip, and what’s the average fuel economy?
Budgeting for gas is easy: most RVs in Nashville average 8–12 miles per gallon (Class C motorhomes), while smaller campervan rentals can reach 18 mpg. With local gas averaging $3.00–$3.30 per gallon, a weekend in the Smokies (400 miles round trip) costs about $125 in fuel for a mid-size RV. Pro tip: Tennessee’s highways are dotted with truck stops, download the TN511 app to find the cheapest fill-ups on your route.
How far in advance should I book a Nashville campground, and which sites use online reservations?
For the best RV camping in Nashville, book your campground as soon as you know your dates, sites like Seven Points, Nashville KOA, and Two Rivers typically fill up 2–4 months in advance during peak season (April–October). Most state park and Army Corps campgrounds now use online reservation systems, making it easy to snag the perfect spot. ReserveAmerica and recreation.gov both list local campgrounds, so you can compare amenities and reviews before you commit.
Is it easy to drive an RV in downtown Nashville, and are there any height or road restrictions I should know?
Downtown Nashville’s streets are busy and have several bridges under 14 feet tall, so if you haven’t driven a large RV before, avoid narrow roads near Lower Broadway and the Gulch. For stress-free RV road trips from Nashville, opt for delivery to a campground or park outside the city. Major highways I-40, I-65, and I-24 have smooth, RV-friendly exits for exploring Music City’s sights, plan your route with TN 511 to dodge game day or festival traffic.
What amenities and services can I expect at Nashville-area RV parks and campgrounds?
Nashville-area campgrounds are well equipped: you’ll usually find full hookups for water, power, and sewer, plus clean bathhouses and picnic shelters. Many sites like Two Rivers Campground also offer Wi-Fi, laundry, and pool access. Sewer dump stations and potable water refill stations are widely available (check site maps online before you arrive). You’ll enjoy modern comfort without sacrificing that outdoorsy vibe, just bring bug spray for Tennessee’s summer nights!
What standard features and extras do Nashville RV rentals usually offer?
Every Nashville RV rental listed on RVezy includes sleeping spaces, a kitchenette, bathroom with toilet and shower, air conditioning, and seatbelts for every traveler. Many also have TVs, rooftop awnings, Wi-Fi hotspots, generators, and outdoor kitchens. If you’re traveling with kids or want festival gear, look for add-ons like fire pits or late check-out, these are clearly shown in each listing. You’ll feel right at home, from the Neon District to the lakeside.
How do pickup, dropoff, and add-ons work for RV rental in Nashville?
You choose: pick up your Nashville RV rental from the owner or schedule delivery to your location, options are clearly marked on each listing. Add-ons, like camp chairs, bed linens, or kitchen kits, can be selected during your booking for a custom experience. Mileage policies are also easy to spot: many include generous daily mileage, and you can view (and pre-pay for) any extra miles right during checkout. Everything’s designed for a stress-free getaway.
How does payment and the security deposit work for a Nashville RV rental on RVezy?
Booking your campervan rental in Nashville is smooth and secure on RVezy. Payment is handled safely online when you book, and a refundable security deposit is held for your trip. The deposit is automatically released within seven days of your return if the RV is brought back clean and damage-free, no surprise fees. Your trip budget is in your hands from start to finish, so you can focus on Nashville’s music, not logistics.
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