Two Rivers Campground is a quiet, peaceful place located just 2 miles north of Opryland and Opry Mills.

They have a campstore with a variety of grocery and RV items as well as a gift shop. They have a game room with video games and a pool table. They also have Free WiFi. The attractions in Nashville are too numerous to list, but Two Rivers Campground will gladly help you with all your reservation needs at no additional charge. They have a very friendly staff… they got us Grand Old Opry tickets, booked our tours, and gave us very detailed directions to many of the local sites.

This campground is the cheapest, and cleanest of the 3 parks right in Nashville. I would definitely stay there again and recommend it to anyone visiting Nashville.

The Enota Mountain Retreat is highly recommended if you want a quiet atmosphere surrounded by National Forest.

It is nestled between mountains with numerous streams and waterfalls running right through the campground. There are cabins, RV sites (full hookups) and tent sites. There is a playground, fishing pond and an organic farm where fresh vegetables in season are available for purchase plus numerous farm animals for children to visit. Some meals are available on weekends.

The Lodge has a small store and native American jewelry and crafts for sale. This is a very conservation oriented park with a friendly and helpful staff. Numerous attractions are close by including Brasstown Bald Mountain (highest peak in GA), Georgia Mountain Fair, Alpine Helen and numerous natural scenic areas and hiking trails. It is a not-for-profit organiztion and there is no sales tax.

Raccoon Mountain Campground is a beautiful park. It is set out of the cluster of Chattanooga, but still close enough to enjoy all of the area attractions. I think it was only 5 miles from downtown Chattanooga.

They have nice big rig sites! The bathrooms and facilities are clean and well maintained, and the staff was very nice and made us feel right at home. The surrounding area is beautiful and we had a chance to do a little exploring. It was nice to get back to this campground at the end of the day.

We will be back guys. Thanks for a wonderful camping experience.

My family LOVED Indian Point RV Park. Being a family owned and operated park, the owners were understandably busy and could not personally escort us to our site, but they made every effort to help us with any questions.

The campground was well maintained, the facilities were checked frequently, the amenities were just as described, and we agreed with the ratings given by our camping guides.  The state prison wasn’t an issue, as most parks in that area are close by, and the permanent campers are friendly and helpful as well.

I’m not sure what park the previous posters stayed at, but our expectations were completely met here.

We had a great time at the Nashville KOA! The campground is located just off the Briley Parkway on Music Valley Drive… just a short distance from the Opry Mills, a 1.2 million-square-foot shopping, entertainment and dining complex with more than 200 shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues.

The campground has a great little music barn with live entertainment from May thru October. When we were their we were treated to an excellent 5 piece country rock band that played mostly cover music with one or two original songs in the list. Definitely a cut above your typical campground entertainment.

The park itself was very neat and clean. Interior roads were paved and the sites were comfortable. The area we stayed in was well shaded by trees and close to many of the campground amenities. A large free-form pool mini-golf, playgrounds and game room gave the kids plenty to do. The campground is large (over 400 sites) but really doesn’t look it. There’s a good selection of RV sites with full hook-ups.

Great atmosphere, friendly staff, and good entertainment… our weekend at the Nashville KOA went by quickly. I wish we had time to spend a few more days there. We’ll be back.

Monte Sano State Park is a very nice, peaceful campground located on top of a mountain overlooking the city of Huntsville.

The campground is gated and secure. Interior roads are paved and in good condition. The sites are level and a comfortable size. The campground has some great hiking and mountain biking trails. The park has a nice campstore with a good selection of groceries and camping supplies.

There is lots to see and do in and around the Huntsville area. We would definitely camp here again.

We stayed at Lookout Mountain/Chattanooga West KOA in Trenton, Georgia for one week in May and loved it. This is a very family oriented campground with pull through and back up sites. Most of the sites are in the shade.

The staff is very friendly and go out of their way to help. We had a problem with our propane and the owner, Brian, spent a long time helping us until we found a tear in one of the hoses. Without Brian’s help, we would have had to take our rv into a service center and that would have ruined our trip.

This KOA is near the Chattanooga Aquarium (17 minutes), Lookout Mountain, and the Hang Gliding Center. We would highly recommend staying here.

This Best Holiday Trav-L-Park is one of the cleanest parks we’ve ever had the pleasure of staying at.  The staff at this campground is gracious and friendly. The sites are level and shaded, the pool is gigantic, the wi-fi works, and it’s got its own history with a Civil War monument on the premise.

Most of the 170 campsites are pull-through, with water, sewer, 30/50 amp electric, cable TV connections, and they have RV sites up to 70′ for big rigs. They also have camping cabins sleeping up to 5 people with electricity, air conditioning and water spigots. Tent sites are also available.

Countryside Resort is a very nice campground in Lebanon, about 25 miles from Nashville. We stayed here this past summer in our new 38′ motorhome and loved it.

The park is easy to get to because it’s fairly close to the Interstate highway (I-40), but there are woods that block any views and noise. The campground owners are friendly and helpful. The property and facilities were clean and well maintained. Individual sites were large with plenty of space in between. Interior roads were gravel.

There wasn’t much in the way of activities for the kids, but they do have a playground, swimming and tennis. They also have a small convenience store, laundry facilities and free Wi-Fi.

The campground has a small “catch and release” fishing pond with bass, catfish, and blue gill. Also a pool and small campstore were on-site.

If you like shopping, Lebanon is considered the “Antique City of the South” and there is also a new “Outlet Village of Lebanon” just a short drive away. There are 13 different shopping centers and malls in the area.

We plan on returning to Countryside next summer when we can spend some time expoloring the area. Nice campground, conveniently located and reasonably priced!

There are several campgrounds available in the Chattanooga area, we chose this one because the Trailer Life Rating was high. We figured, if they were full we’d just work down the list until we found a place.

The Park brags about being close to the Interstate, but there are no highway noises. The nearby Race Track and Airport drown out all highway noises!

We stayed for several nights and learned a love for the place. It’s easy on/off the Interstate Highway and a great place to live while exploring Chattanooga. Roads and sites are packed gravel and all are very level. The Hook-ups are modern including cable and wi-fi. The pool, showers, store, and laundry are all nice. For small trailers and Poppers, I’d recommend the back-in sites for the shade and privacy. The Pull-Thru’s vary in size with lot’s of space for anything a human can drive.

The city is just beautiful. We rode the Incline Railway, Saw Ruby Falls, and the Civil War Memorials. The attraction we loved best was Rock City. It seems to be a Tourist Trap pile of crap, but it was amazing. Take the kids, make it a day. The Tennessee Aquarium is also nearby and quite a nice tour.

You must have Breakfast at least once at the Waffle House .2 miles from the Park. We felt like we were having breakfast with old friends and family. I’d avoid the Italian Restaraunt nearby…it’s cheap, but crappy.

If your coming to Chattanooga, make this place your home base. You won’t be sorry.