Whether you’re traveling on an RV or want to enjoy a night under the stars, there are campgrounds, complete with full amenities, in and around Nashville that cater to our more adventurous visitors. Nashville Campgrounds, Camping in Nashville Tennessee | Visit Nashville, TN - Music City Sign up for Nashville newsWelcome to the capital city of Nashville, Tennessee in your RVshare RV rental! “The Music City” is the second largest city in Tennessee and is the fourth largest in the Southeastern United States. Nashville is most famous for its country music scene, and is largely considered the capital for the genre and culture. It is home to the Grand Ole Opry, the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, and the Country Music Association Awards. But don’t be confused, Nashville offers much more than just country music. You can enjoy fantastic restaurants and cafes, impressive museums, galleries, and centers for the arts, beautiful parks and plazas, and sporting events that are happening year round. 

Nashville is sure to entertain anyone who is planning on visiting anytime soon. But just in case you need some convincing, we have compiled a short list of things to do and see. We’ve also listed some places you can park your RV rental in Nashville, TN.We hope you enjoy RV rental Nashville TN!  For more than 65 years, the Adventure Science Center has fascinated and spawned curiosity in people of all ages, through hands-on interactive exhibits, and engaging programs that encourage individuals to explore the relevance of science in their lives. The Adventure Science Center is also home to the world-renowned Sudekum Planetarium that offers a wide array of exciting shows. The Center draws in about 300,000 visitors annually. New exhibits will be displayed soon, to keep things fresh and exciting. The Adventure Science Center continues to be a place where learning is fun. Don't hesitate to make this one of your stops during your RV rental Nashville Tennessee.The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum was created in 1961 by the Country Music Association.

It aims to preserve and identify the evolving history and traditions of country music. The museum originally opened in 1967 on Music Row and was moved to a new $37,000,000 facility in Downtown Nashville, in 2001. You will be able to watch historic video clips and listen to recorded music, as well as enjoy scheduled live performances and public programs, a museum and gift store, and dining within the hall of fame. This is just a flat out cool place to visit, whether you’re a huge country fan or not.Offering visitors world-class entertainment and educational experience, Discovery Park of America features exhibits focusing on technology, science, nature, art and history. It has ten exhibit galleries such as the Children’s Exploration, Energy, Enlightenment, Military, Native Americans, Natural History, Regional History, Science/Space/Technology, and Transportation. It showcases a theater simulation of the 1811-12 earthquakes that shaped the region’s landscape, a 20,000 gallon aquarium that shows the underwater life of Reelfoot Lake, a 60 foot replica of a human body with a 30 foot slide, a Grand Hall for meetings and a Tower Room.

Discovery Park of America has a little bit of everything.  The Nashville KOA is just minutes outside of downtown Nashville and is full of features and amenities that you would expect from a KOA campground. It is an excellent choice for a trailer rental in Nashville, TN. There are a lot of full hookup RV sites, so finding a place to park your RV will not be an issue. Amenities include a swimming pool, bike rentals, tour shuttle, wifi & cable tv, laundry room, pet playground, and much more for your camper rental Nashville TN. Removing A Roman Tub FaucetIn addition, a new café on-site is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Suede-Look Vinyl Vertical BlindsThe combination of the convenient location and the KOA’s awesome amenities and features, makes the campground close to unbeatable. Xl T-Shirt Reconstruction

No wonder, it is one of the more popular campgrounds for RV rentals in the Nashville, TN, area.Located about 15 minutes outside of Nashville, the Two Rivers Campground is a quiet, peaceful, and conveniently located park, ideal for a camper rental in Nashville, Tennessee. The campground has 104 RV sites, 78 of which are full hookups for when you rent camper Nashville TN. Amenities include wifi & cable, game room, planned activities, swimming, outdoor games, playground, laundry, clean restrooms & showers, groceries, DVD rentals, and more for your travel trailer rental Nashville TN. You will appreciate being so close to downtown Nashville, and being able to come back to such a comfortable and welcoming campground. Nashville Shores RV Park is located in Hermitage, Tennessee, which is about 15 minutes outside of Downtown Nashville. The RV Park is next to a waterpark and the Treetop Adventure Park, both of which are great attractions for the entire family. There are 84 RV sites, all of which are full hookup, perfect for your travel trailer rental in Nashville.

Besides the waterpark and adventure park, amenities include wifi & cable tv, a lake, boating, swimming, game room, marina, boat rental, playground, shuffleboard, and a whole lot more during your motorhome rental Nashville TN.   This four-day music festival in Nashville is one of the city’s biggest draws and attracts visitors from all over the world. Over 400 artists and celebrities attend the festival for performances, autograph signings, and just to be fans as well. The total amount of attendees is around 250,000 each year and is a Nashville tourist staple. The festival attracts the biggest name in country music and, special guests from other music genres as well. Paul McCartney was the first non-country artist to play in the festival. This festival embodies the spirit of Nashville like this. It is a combination of live country music, great food and drinks, and having a blast with friends and strangers alike. When you rent RV Nashville TN, you might want to consider scheduling it around this festival!