Nashville, Tennessee

A MUSIC LOVERS DREAM…



We stayed at the Nashville KOA

Nashville KOA

2626 Music Valley Dr.

Nashville, TN

(615)889-0286

(800)562-7789

www.nashvillekoa.com













I feel so fortunate that we found this place. It's friendly, clean and the sites are large.



Amenities include…

Full hookups

Large big rig sites

Cabins and tent areas

Wi-Fi

Cable TV

Pool and playground

Showers

Café

Shuttle (the shuttle DOES NOT have a wheelchair lift)



** Try to arrive during daylight because the park is dark.



They
don't call this music city for nothing. The RV park is located around
the corner from the Grand Ole Opry. Downtown you will find The Country
Music Hall of Fame. (When you visit the Hall of Fame I recommend using
the audio tour). With the use of an elevator, the entire exhibit is
fully accessible. Carve out at least four hours in order to take it all
in. The cost of the Hall of Fame is approximately $30. You can add a
visit to the famous RCA Studio B for about $10 more.











The Country Music Hall of Fame

222 Fifth Avenue South

Nashville, TN 37203

(615)416-2001

RCA Studio B

1611 Roy Acuff Place

Nashville, TN 37246

(615)416-2001

Downtown is full of great honky-tonks, bars and restaurants, where you will find great food, fun people, and free live music.

Word of advice...

Downtown
is full of steep hills. Try to get dropped off at the door or be
prepared for quite a workout. If you do not use the shuttle, public
parking is about $7.



Other Nashville attractions include...

The Andrew Jackson museum

Civil War sites

The zoo

Shopping

And of course, FOOD

Located just steps away from the RV park you will find

Cock Of The Walk (Southern fried... Everything)

I highly recommend this Nashville gem. 

 

We
stopped in Nasheville for a day, to break up the cross country drive.
Next time through, we plan to stay longer, to take in more of the
numerous attractions.