Best RV Parks & Resorts near Clarksville, TN

RJourney Clarksville RV Resort provides 67 full-hookup sites with 30/50 amp service just off I-24 in Clarksville, Tennessee. This year-round RV park features pull-through sites on gravel pads with ample space for big rigs, though proximity to the interstate creates noticeable road noise. Elk Harbor Lakeside Campground, located about 30 miles west in Cumberland City, offers 50 RV sites with full hookups in a lakeside setting. For those willing to travel farther, Nashville North KOA in Goodlettsville maintains 95 sites with 30/50 amp service, water, and sewer connections. "The campground is right off I-24 and easy to find, which is the good part of the interstate story," notes one RV traveler about Clarksville RV Resort, adding that sites nearest the highway experience amplified road noise due to the valley location.

Interstate access makes these RV parks convenient stopping points, though highway noise remains a consideration at several locations. Cell service varies by provider, with most parks reporting adequate coverage for Verizon and AT&T users. Many RV sites throughout the region include concrete picnic tables and fire rings, with propane filling stations available at select locations. Pet-friendly policies are standard across most parks, with designated dog walking areas at several facilities. Dump stations are readily accessible, though RVers should note that some parks charge additional fees for premium WiFi access. During peak seasons, particularly summer and fall, advance reservations are strongly recommended as Nashville-area RV parks fill quickly with tourists visiting Music City attractions.

Best RV Sites Near Clarksville, Tennessee (83)

    1. RJourney Clarksville RV Resort

    25 Reviews
    Clarksville, TN
    5 miles
    Website
    +1 (931) 774-7901

    $49 - $75 / night

    "They will escort you, but we easily proceeded by ourselves to pull through site 42 with FHUs. Site 42 is one of the CG’s favorite sites as its on the end of a row nearest the interstate."

    "This park is made with the RVer in mind. All sites are pull through and not too close with tree coverage and greenery."

    2. Clarksville RV Resort by Rjourney

    1 Review
    Clarksville, TN
    5 miles
    Website
    +1 (931) 774-7710

    3. Nashville North

    13 Reviews
    Goodlettsville, TN
    38 miles
    Website
    +1 (615) 859-0348

    "Nashville North KOA is a well developed park with large level sites. It has conveinient access to I65 and Highway 31W.

    They have 30/50amp full service hookups and Cabins."

    "Not super impressed with the grounds and the noise level, but everything else is great. The highway is really noisy, and the spot we got was full of really harsh gravel and rocks."

    4. Grand Ole RV Resort & Market

    17 Reviews
    Goodlettsville, TN
    38 miles
    Website
    +1 (615) 420-6036

    "We stayed in the center of the park, which didn’t have much shade, but the outer edge sites seemed more wooded."

    "The Grand Ole RV Resort is a nice park to stay in near all the fun and sightseeing of Nashville, Tennessee. The campground is very tidy and well-kept."

    5. Piney River Resort

    22 Reviews
    Dickson, TN
    43 miles
    Website
    +1 (931) 996-3431

    $69 - $95 / night

    "I have a large motorhome and pulling a long enclosed trailer."

    "The main campground is typical for RV resorts, sites pretty close together and in the open, but the sites along the river, where we were(site 1), all have concrete pads, are reasonably spaced and right"

    6. Elk Harbor Lakeside Campground

    1 Review
    Erin, TN
    21 miles
    Website
    +1 (931) 827-4096

    $40 - $600 / night

    7. Russellville RV Park

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    Russellville, KY
    31 miles
    Website
    +1 (270) 438-2411

    $35 - $45 / night

    8. Nashville RV and Cabins Resort

    5 Reviews
    Nashville, TN
    42 miles
    Website
    +1 (615) 889-0282

    "Has shuttle service to downtown for 10.00 great price. Very friendly staff."

    "There’s no WOW to this RV park, but the people are nice and it provides a quiet and convenient location to stay in Nashville."

    9. Eagles Nest RV Park

    4 Reviews
    Buchanan, TN
    44 miles
    Website
    +1 (731) 388-0179

    $12 - $50 / night

    "Eagle’s Nest RV Park is a hidden gem right next to Kentucky Lake and Paris Landing. It has all concrete pads with full service utility kiosks."

    "Eagle’s Nest RV Park is a little slice of heaven located just 1500 feet from Kentucky Lake and 10 minutes from Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area."

    10. Tanglewood Campground and RV Resort

    1 Review
    Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area, KY
    47 miles
    +1 (270) 474-2778

    $35 - $65 / night

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RV Park Reviews near Clarksville, TN

572 Reviews of 83 Clarksville Campgrounds


  • Randi P.The Dyrt PRO User
    Jul. 7, 2025

    Grand Ole RV Resort & Market

    Peaceful, Well-Run RV Park with Great Location

    We really enjoyed our stay at The Grand O RV Resort! The staff was super friendly and helpful from the moment we arrived. A man even led us to our site in a golf cart and helped my fiancé back in and park our trailer, which was a huge help.

    The campground had a small store with supplies, a restaurant with a menu available (though we cooked our own food), and live music each night while we were there during the summer — a nice touch! There’s a train that passes by on the nearby track a couple of times a day, but it was never super early or late and didn’t bother us at all.

    We stayed in the center of the park, which didn’t have much shade, but the outer edge sites seemed more wooded. The roads and campsites are made of small pebbles, which made it easy to drive and back in. It was overall very quiet, and the location is great — just off the interstate, about 10 miles north of Nashville, and roughly 45 minutes from Bowling Green. We visited the National Corvette Museum and Lost River Cave while we were there.

    Our site had full hookups (water, sewer, and electric). The bathhouse was clean, air-conditioned, and accessed with a key code — two toilet stalls and three showers for women, all very well maintained. We didn’t use the laundry facility (if there was one), but the Wi-Fi was decent, and T-Mobile cell service worked well, even for using our hotspot. It’s a pet-friendly park (though we didn’t bring pets), and while there’s no pool or playground, there were some nice wooden swings to enjoy.

    They also have firewood for sale and a propane filling station on site. Overall, we had a great stay and would definitely recommend The Grand O to anyone looking for a quiet, clean, and well-located RV park near Nashville!

  • Craig F.
    Jul. 23, 2019

    Nashville KOA Resort

    Nashville KOA is a great place to stay when visiting the Music City.

    The campground has a variety of sites from deluxe paved pull through with patios to back-in full hookups to tent sites. We stayed in the back-in sites side of the campground. The sites were close together(but not on-top of each other) and many were long enough to handle most average sized rigs. These sites were gravel with grass between, which was well maintained. 50& 30 amp service available. Very flat with minimal leveling needed. The wifi was spotty when the campground was full on the weekends. 

    The bathhouses have individual shower access with separate toilet facilities. These were clean and well maintained. The entire campground was very well maintained and landscaped beautifully, which created a welcoming feeling. 

    There are numerous amenities: pool, hot tub, playground, pickle ball, corn hole, etc. Live music is offered at the pool area a couple nights a week in addition to movies. The camp store is small, with limited selection, but it is attached to a nice size indoor rec room and restaurant/snack bar. A Camping World Store is also right next door to the campground, which is very convenient. 

    A shuttle service is offered daily from 10:00AM-1:30AM between the KOA and downtown Nashville at the Country Music Hall of Fame. The cost is$10 round trip per person. The staff were very friendly and willing to help with any issues and questions. We enjoyed our stay and found the price($68) reasonable for the great location and amenities offered.

  • p
    Sep. 7, 2024

    Tanbark Campground

    Very Nice Overnight Stay

    We stayed one night. It was very nice. Cash or check only. Veteran and other discounts. Inexpensive. Check in after 12:00 Check out 11:00. Pull through full hookup 30/50A service. Fast friendly check in. Some sites gravel, some asphalt. Older building for restrooms and laundry, but meticulously maintained. Level enough that I didn't unhook, just lowered jacks for stabilization. I don't see where the complaints about space come from. All of the tight spaces are taken by full time residents. We had more than enough room for a 36' 5th wheel with 3 slideouts, a cargo carrier on the back, tow vehicle (which I didn't have to unhook) and a second vehicle. We could have fit another car if needed. The person behind us parked his truck between his rig and ours. In front was a fire ring on a 12' wide patch of grass. There are full time residents here, but most of the rigs look a lot nicer than other places we've seen. Beautiful area. Was surprised how low the road noise is being so close to an interstate. We wouldn't even hear it if our door was shut. Very quiet. We would definitely stay here again. Thank you for recognizing veterans and offering a discount.

  • c
    Jul. 20, 2022

    Two Rivers Campground

    Nice RV park for visiting Nashville

    Helpful staff, gravel level sites with concrete pads that have picnic tables on them. Full hook ups. There is a private bus the staff will call that will come pick you up and take you to downtown and return for $10.00. I took the bus because parking is more expensive than the bus fee. I didn’t use the laundry or showers but they looked nice and clean. Great place to stay while visiting Nashville. They had live bands every night out by the pool area while we were here. Nice place for a private park. I would stay again. Camping world is right next door if you need anything. Back in and pull through sites.

  • Staci R.
    Sep. 23, 2022

    Eddy Creek Marina Resort

    A Resort RV park

    Eddy creek RV park is very well kept, clean, and somewhat secluded on Lake Barkley. Only open from April through Oct, the RV camp area is behind a code locked gate, which helps to keep the park private. There is a dump station, laundry facility, bath house , propane available and Echo Charlie's restaurant that serves typical American food that includes large servings!  I didn't see any tent sites, only RV sites, most with newer looking decks, level sites, electric and water hookup to each site.  The beach is private, the pool is private, everything is within walking distance, but most people were using golf carts, as it is a good distance from the RV area to the restaurant or the pool.  Bicycling would also be ideal, most areas are paved or at least compacted gravel.

  • JThe Dyrt PRO User
    Jun. 28, 2022

    Two Rivers Campground

    Great CG in Nashville

    We spent two nights here (May 24-26, 2022). This is a nice, easy access CG with level pull through and back-in gravel sites in Nashville. It is located within a loop of the Cumberland River, between two RV dealer/repair facilities and surrounded by two RV CGs- it’s a busy area. There are a number of activities available: live music, swimming pool, recreation hall, playground and dog park. We did not make use of the laundry, bathrooms or showers. It is a great base camp to visit the Nashville (Grand Ole Opry) area. The WiFi was great as was cell phone reception. The cable TV worked well. We would stay here again.

  • Dave M.
    Nov. 16, 2021

    Nashville North

    City Outskirts campground

    Nice little spot, freeway right behind the park and can hear cars all day/night. Internet was down when we got here and cell signal is hit and miss on all 3 Carriers (Verizon, AT&T and T-mobile). Delivery of anything is challenging for the drivers for some reason. Overall the facility it self is up-kept and clean. Good place for short term but look for better long term options.

  • Kaitlynn B.
    Mar. 23, 2022

    Piney River Resort

    Not worth the hype

    I have a large motorhome and pulling a long enclosed trailer. Called in to book a one-night stay to confirm which spot is best for my length and easy to get around, the rep said spot 50 was best (our phone conversation kept cutting out so I opted to book online). The website was very easy and modern to use and I paid $66 for the recommended spot that had a picnic table and string lights (as well as 50 amp, water, sewage). The rep said to follow the texted directions instead of gps because gps route is not rv-friendly, that was such a joke. The “rv friendly directions” included an 8 mile hilly and windy road that turned into dirt halfway through with LOTS of potholes, quick turns, and SKINNY roadways. Driving in a night was very sketchy and then leaving in the morning was worse to finally see the area I was staying in, was not quite family-friendly. It made sense why DoorDash and Uber eats did not service the area. The nice string lights I paid for did not work. The paved pad for my spot barely fit my RV and made my trailer bottom out and scratch when pulling out. The turns around the park were big rig friendly once in but not so much going out. Will not be visiting again. I guess my only plus was the dumpster open for use.

  • D
    Sep. 7, 2018

    Redd Hollow

    Tent and Small Camper Camping, Basic Sites

    Well kept campground offering a more basic camping experience as compared to the larger campgrounds at LBL. Gravel pads with concrete picnic tables and fire rings. Be mindful when picking a site that some of the fire rings are damaged, some are the older short (12" tall tops) style and still others are brand new and have the adjustable cooking grate.

    The actual gravel pads that we saw were for the most part in good shape. One or two sites suffered a bit from heavy wash running across them and rutting or washing gravel off the pads.

    About half the sites are on the left hand side when you drive in and you can pick from sites tucked back in the woods a bit or sites nearer the water. Farther into the campground the road passes the vault toilet and boat ramp and goes uphill to higher up sites still. Sites in the woods with a longer walk to the lake but potentially better views and breezes.

    We found that campers here did not limit themselves to staying on the defined tent pads. They would park on the pads and set up tents around the true camp site. Not a super big deal but it made getting down to the water a little awkward because you had to walk a little too close to someone else's tent for my liking.

    The Forest Service could stand to go in and add some of the timber framing or bigger rip-rap bordering around the sites and maybe a splash of the smaller sized gravel to help level out the pads. You do need watch to make sure you get a level site.

    If there are say 30 sites here, only about 15 were occupied over Labor Day weekend. Way less than what we expected for a holiday but it was exactly what we were hoping for, avoid the crowds at the larger, more amenity-filled campgrounds.

    Last thing regarding the lake. The back end of Redd Hollow is shallow. Nice place to wade for kids. However, when they start pulling the lake down what were water access sites become gravel and mud bar access sites. In the dead middle of the summer the back end of the cove is probably full of water. Early spring and late summer early fall it is not. I suspect you can use the boat ramp year round though.


Guide to Clarksville

RV sites near Clarksville, Tennessee sit approximately 400 feet above sea level in the Highland Rim region surrounding the Cumberland River. Most campgrounds remain open year-round with summer temperatures regularly exceeding 90°F, while winter nights can drop below freezing. The area's proximity to Fort Campbell military base means many RV parks accommodate both tourists and military families seeking temporary housing.

What to do

Water recreation at Kentucky Lake: Approximately 30 miles west of Clarksville, Eagles Nest RV Park provides convenient access to Kentucky Lake and the Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area. "Eagle's Nest RV Park is a little slice of heaven located just 1500 feet from Kentucky Lake and 10 minutes from Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area," notes one visitor.

Swimming in clear rivers: The Piney River offers natural swimming holes with clear, cool water. "The water is crystal clear and cold. We sat in beach chairs and let the current wash over us. The swimming hole was great! We loved watching the younger crowd jump off the cliff into the water," reports a visitor to Piney River Resort.

Nashville sightseeing: Many campgrounds offer shuttle service to Nashville attractions. "They have a shuttle service to downtown for 10.00 great price," mentions a camper at Nashville RV and Cabins Resort, located about 40 miles southeast of Clarksville.

What campers like

Riverside pavilions: Waterfront sites with dedicated structures provide premium camping experiences. "We stayed at a site with a pavilion right on the river and it was great! Our girls enjoyed swimming, fishing, and kayaking. Paved sites, fire ring, fire wood for sale, very clean campground, and only 45 mins to Nashville," shares a visitor about Piney River Resort.

Live entertainment: Several RV parks near Nashville feature regular performances. "Live music every night was nice. Backing my trailer is not my strong suite but the guided me through it like it was nothing," notes a camper at Grand Ole RV Resort & Market, which offers nightly entertainment.

Concrete parking pads: Well-maintained, level sites reduce setup time. "It has all concrete pads with full service utility kiosks. Each campsite has plenty of room and comes with its own patio and cable TV connection," reports a visitor about Eagles Nest RV Park.

What you should know

Road access challenges: Some campgrounds have difficult approach roads. "The drive in from the highway was very scary on narrow, windy roads with dropoffs on the side. We took the staff recommended route in and Co-Pilot's route out and both were scary in our Class A towing a car hauler," warns a visitor about Piney River Resort.

Railroad noise: Train tracks near certain properties create periodic disturbances. "This is a nice campground. Owners are kind operate a great general store. Live music every day and a nice rotating menu for breakfast and lunch... Only downfall are the trains that operate 24/7 directly adjacent to the grounds. Trains rolling by at 3 am is not how I like to spend my night," cautions a visitor to Grand Ole RV Resort.

Construction facilities: Industrial operations near some campgrounds affect noise levels. "It was also very noisey across the street from some rock/cement quarry," notes a camper at RJourney Clarksville RV Resort.

Tips for camping with families

Age-appropriate amenities: Check whether playground equipment meets your children's needs. "However, they show a playset on their map and it was two regular swings and a baby swing. This was disappointing since we had little ones," advises a family that visited Grand Ole RV Resort.

Swimming safety considerations: Natural water features offer swimming opportunities but require supervision. "The swimming hole was great! We loved watching the younger crowd jump off the cliff into the water. Fishing and kayaking too!" reports a visitor to Piney River Resort.

Clean facility assessments: Bathroom cleanliness varies significantly between properties. "Lady running the place was friendly and helpful. Park was very very clean. Bathrooms were very clean and showers had locking stall doors. Play area, pool and dog park. Site pretty level. Quiet," notes a visitor to Clarksville RV and Campground.

Tips from RVers

Site selection for noise reduction: Request sites furthest from noise sources. "The only drawback was the heavy construction equipment operations site across the road. The beeping and metallic booming started at 6 AM sharp... Request a site as far as possible from the road," advises a visitor to Clarksville RV and Campground.

Propane availability: On-site propane refill services save trips to external vendors. "On our second start we had to drive around the campground to line up with the propane tank to refill our tank," mentions a visitor at Grand Ole RV Resort & Market.

Long-term vs. short-term areas: Many RV campgrounds near Clarksville have distinct sections. "They accommodate both short stays, transient workers, and permanent parties. Not sure we'd call this place a 'resort,' but they do have a small dog park, pool, laundry, dump station, and propane fills," reports a visitor to Clarksville RV Resort by Rjourney.

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