95% (11) • 5 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Nashville
Four Corners Resort and Marina
1. Four Corners Resort and Marina
97%
(15)
15mi from Nashville · 88 sites · RVs, Lodging
Four Corners Resort and Marina is conveniently located on idyllic Percy Priest Lake just 20 miles from downtown Nashville, Tennessee. Our beautiful RV resort offers guests an exciting getaway in the tranquility of the Four Corners Recreation Area. We are also proud to have the largest marina on the lake, offering members and visitors access to a variety of water activities. Our full-service marina features covered wet slips for boats of all sizes, boat and watersport rentals, a 24-hour fuel dock, tiny home rentals, floating cabin rentals, boat trailer storage, and everything needed for a fantastic getaway to the lake! We are proud to be home to Scoreboard Bar and Grill at Four Corners.
Four Corners RV Resort overlooks beautiful Percy Priest Lake. We currently offer 114 RV sites that range from 50 to 70 feet in length. All sites are concrete pads with full hookups and include a fire pit and picnic table. Our location is the perfect destination for all your camping, boating, and recreational adventures! Come stay, play, and make memories with us at Four Corners!
Pets
Toilets
Full hookups
from
$74
/ night
Unhitched Nashville North RV Resort
2. Unhitched Nashville North RV Resort
15mi from Nashville · 55 sites · RVs, Lodging
Nashville North RV Resort is a welcoming, well‑kept park just minutes from the energy of downtown Nashville, yet tucked far enough away to feel peaceful, friendly, and relaxed. Guests arrive to clean grounds and a team that genuinely cares about making every stay easy and enjoyable.
With over 100 RV sites, cozy cabins, and plenty of room to unwind, the park blends convenience with comfort. Guests enjoy full access to all amenities, including a seasonal swimming pool, modern bathhouses, a fully stocked on‑site store, laundry facilities, a fitness room, a rec room, and a playground for families.
Whether you’re here for a weekend getaway, a long‑term stay, or a stop along your travels, you’ll find everything you need right inside the park.
What truly sets Nashville North apart is the sense of community. From friendly neighbors to staff who greet you by name, the atmosphere is warm, safe, and inviting. Evenings under the pavilion, quiet mornings with coffee, and the occasional live music or gathering make it easy to feel at home.
Conveniently located near restaurants, shopping, and major highways, Nashville North RV Resort offers the perfect balance of accessibility and tranquility, a clean, comfortable place to land with the charm of true Tennessee hospitality.
Pets
Toilets
Full hookups
from
$60
/ night
Charming Music City Tiny House
3. Charming Music City Tiny House
18mi from Nashville · 1 site
This charming, adorable tiny house sits on a 2-acre property behind a historic log cabin just outside of Nashville.
After a full day of exploring Music City, guests can enjoy a relaxing and peaceful evening under the stars, away from the city noise. Perfect for a solo artistic retreat or a great getaway with your favorite person!
It is a lovely and charming, albeit very tiny, experience, and I am excited to share it with you.
Guests will sleep in a cozy loft with a comfortable full-size mattress (sleeps two). The daybed/sofa downstairs is just shy of a twin-size mattress and can sleep one person.
The kitchen offers a mini fridge, microwave, hot plate, and convection toaster oven for preparing simple meals. I provide coffee, tea, and a few simple snacks. There is a French press for coffee and an electric kettle for boiling water.
The bathroom has a small shower and toilet. Towels and toiletries are provided, and if there’s anything you forgot to pack for your trip, don’t hesitate to ask!
Wi-Fi is available. The TV is set up for streaming Netflix, Prime Video, etc.
The outdoor space has a picnic table and a hammock for lounging. Guests are welcome to cook out on the gas grill and use the outdoor fire pit. S’mores, anyone?
I hope you enjoy your tiny house experience. It’s the perfect getaway for solo trips, friend trips, or a romantic weekend with your favorite person.
If you are traveling with a sports rack on your vehicle, you are welcome to take the green kayaks out for the day (as long as they are secured and safely strapped to your vehicle).
Guests have access to the backyard space, including the fire pit and gas grill. Please enjoy the hammock and outdoor picnic area.
I do not live on-site but am available by phone if you need anything during your stay. Please be aware that the main cabin is also an active listing, and there may be other guests on the property. Be mindful of your designated parking and quiet hours to ensure a fun, peaceful, and relaxing experience for everyone.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from
$89
/ night
Farm Stay: Hot Tub + Tiny Barn
4. Farm Stay: Hot Tub + Tiny Barn
39mi from Nashville · 1 site
Welcome to our cozy Tiny Barn—a peaceful, purpose-driven escape nestled on a veteran-owned farm just outside Clarksville. This rustic yet refined space offers a warm welcome to travelers seeking simplicity, serenity, and Southern charm. Whether you're stargazing by the fire pit, sipping coffee on the porch, or exploring nearby trails or the Red River, you'll find rest and renewal here.
🛏️ The barn features a thoughtfully designed interior with a comfy bed, kitchenette, and private bathroom. It’s perfect for solo adventurers, couples, or anyone craving a quiet place to unplug. Personal touches reflect our commitment to hospitality, stewardship, and community—including local art, faith-inspired décor, and eco-conscious amenities.
🌿 Outside, enjoy wide-open skies, gentle breezes, and the sounds of nature. Guests are welcome to roam the property, meet our friendly animals, and experience the rhythm of rural life. We’re proud to serve veterans and support ethical travel—your stay helps sustain our mission.
📍 Located just minutes from downtown Clarksville and historic sites, the Tiny Barn is a great base for exploring Tennessee’s natural beauty and cultural heritage.
Book your stay and experience the heart of hospitality—where faith, freedom, and fresh air meet.
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from
$99
/ night
95% (11) • 5 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Nashville
Four Corners Resort and Marina
1. Four Corners Resort and Marina
97%
(15)
15mi from Nashville · 88 sites · RVs, Lodging
Four Corners Resort and Marina is conveniently located on idyllic Percy Priest Lake just 20 miles from downtown Nashville, Tennessee. Our beautiful RV resort offers guests an exciting getaway in the tranquility of the Four Corners Recreation Area. We are also proud to have the largest marina on the lake, offering members and visitors access to a variety of water activities. Our full-service marina features covered wet slips for boats of all sizes, boat and watersport rentals, a 24-hour fuel dock, tiny home rentals, floating cabin rentals, boat trailer storage, and everything needed for a fantastic getaway to the lake! We are proud to be home to Scoreboard Bar and Grill at Four Corners.
Four Corners RV Resort overlooks beautiful Percy Priest Lake. We currently offer 114 RV sites that range from 50 to 70 feet in length. All sites are concrete pads with full hookups and include a fire pit and picnic table. Our location is the perfect destination for all your camping, boating, and recreational adventures! Come stay, play, and make memories with us at Four Corners!
Pets
Toilets
Full hookups
from
$74
/ night
Unhitched Nashville North RV Resort
2. Unhitched Nashville North RV Resort
15mi from Nashville · 55 sites · RVs, Lodging
Nashville North RV Resort is a welcoming, well‑kept park just minutes from the energy of downtown Nashville, yet tucked far enough away to feel peaceful, friendly, and relaxed. Guests arrive to clean grounds and a team that genuinely cares about making every stay easy and enjoyable.
With over 100 RV sites, cozy cabins, and plenty of room to unwind, the park blends convenience with comfort. Guests enjoy full access to all amenities, including a seasonal swimming pool, modern bathhouses, a fully stocked on‑site store, laundry facilities, a fitness room, a rec room, and a playground for families.
Whether you’re here for a weekend getaway, a long‑term stay, or a stop along your travels, you’ll find everything you need right inside the park.
What truly sets Nashville North apart is the sense of community. From friendly neighbors to staff who greet you by name, the atmosphere is warm, safe, and inviting. Evenings under the pavilion, quiet mornings with coffee, and the occasional live music or gathering make it easy to feel at home.
Conveniently located near restaurants, shopping, and major highways, Nashville North RV Resort offers the perfect balance of accessibility and tranquility, a clean, comfortable place to land with the charm of true Tennessee hospitality.
Pets
Toilets
Full hookups
from
$60
/ night
Charming Music City Tiny House
3. Charming Music City Tiny House
18mi from Nashville · 1 site
This charming, adorable tiny house sits on a 2-acre property behind a historic log cabin just outside of Nashville.
After a full day of exploring Music City, guests can enjoy a relaxing and peaceful evening under the stars, away from the city noise. Perfect for a solo artistic retreat or a great getaway with your favorite person!
It is a lovely and charming, albeit very tiny, experience, and I am excited to share it with you.
Guests will sleep in a cozy loft with a comfortable full-size mattress (sleeps two). The daybed/sofa downstairs is just shy of a twin-size mattress and can sleep one person.
The kitchen offers a mini fridge, microwave, hot plate, and convection toaster oven for preparing simple meals. I provide coffee, tea, and a few simple snacks. There is a French press for coffee and an electric kettle for boiling water.
The bathroom has a small shower and toilet. Towels and toiletries are provided, and if there’s anything you forgot to pack for your trip, don’t hesitate to ask!
Wi-Fi is available. The TV is set up for streaming Netflix, Prime Video, etc.
The outdoor space has a picnic table and a hammock for lounging. Guests are welcome to cook out on the gas grill and use the outdoor fire pit. S’mores, anyone?
I hope you enjoy your tiny house experience. It’s the perfect getaway for solo trips, friend trips, or a romantic weekend with your favorite person.
If you are traveling with a sports rack on your vehicle, you are welcome to take the green kayaks out for the day (as long as they are secured and safely strapped to your vehicle).
Guests have access to the backyard space, including the fire pit and gas grill. Please enjoy the hammock and outdoor picnic area.
I do not live on-site but am available by phone if you need anything during your stay. Please be aware that the main cabin is also an active listing, and there may be other guests on the property. Be mindful of your designated parking and quiet hours to ensure a fun, peaceful, and relaxing experience for everyone.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from
$89
/ night
Farm Stay: Hot Tub + Tiny Barn
4. Farm Stay: Hot Tub + Tiny Barn
39mi from Nashville · 1 site
Welcome to our cozy Tiny Barn—a peaceful, purpose-driven escape nestled on a veteran-owned farm just outside Clarksville. This rustic yet refined space offers a warm welcome to travelers seeking simplicity, serenity, and Southern charm. Whether you're stargazing by the fire pit, sipping coffee on the porch, or exploring nearby trails or the Red River, you'll find rest and renewal here.
🛏️ The barn features a thoughtfully designed interior with a comfy bed, kitchenette, and private bathroom. It’s perfect for solo adventurers, couples, or anyone craving a quiet place to unplug. Personal touches reflect our commitment to hospitality, stewardship, and community—including local art, faith-inspired décor, and eco-conscious amenities.
🌿 Outside, enjoy wide-open skies, gentle breezes, and the sounds of nature. Guests are welcome to roam the property, meet our friendly animals, and experience the rhythm of rural life. We’re proud to serve veterans and support ethical travel—your stay helps sustain our mission.
📍 Located just minutes from downtown Clarksville and historic sites, the Tiny Barn is a great base for exploring Tennessee’s natural beauty and cultural heritage.
Book your stay and experience the heart of hospitality—where faith, freedom, and fresh air meet.
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from
$99
/ night
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Laurie
November 2025
Weekend Trip to Four Corners Resort and Marina
Loved the quiet lakeside grounds and the tiny house option. Staff were great and reservation, check-in & check-out were simple.
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Where to go
Edgar Evins State Park
This Tennessee park has everything you need in a camping destination, from lush wooded trails to a beautiful reservoir. Center Hill Lake has options for boating and fishing, and the scenic water can be enjoyed from the hikes that wrap around it. You can reserve one of the 60 campsites, which are elevated on wooden platforms. This park is about an hour and fifteen minutes from Nashville, and it’s also a great place to view wildlife, including bald eagles, hawks, and other local species.
Three Cedars of Lebanon State Park
Named after its stunning cedar forest, Three Cedars of Lebanon is a wooded park under an hour’s drive from downtown. Here, hikers will find unique features to explore, including rock gardens, sinkholes, creeks, butterfly gardens, rare plants, and more. RV and tent campers here have access to grills, bathhouses with flush toilets, electrical hookups, and even heated showers. This is also a dog-friendly park, though dogs must be kept on a leash at all times.
Bledsoe Creek State Park
With over six miles of hiking trails, 57 primitive campsites, and a wide creek to enjoy, this recreation area is about a forty-five minute drive from Nashville in the nearby town of Gallatin. Take note that swimming isn’t allowed here, but know that you can rent paddle boards or kayaks directly from the park. Another option is to simply sit back and enjoy the birds that migrate through the area. There are three ADA compliant campsites and a wheelchair-accessible path.
When to go
Summer is a great time to visit Nashville, as you’ll get the warm weather and can take advantage of all the best swimming and boating activities. However, fall is also a great time to enjoy the changing leaves, and spring can be a nice time to enjoy blooming flowers and smaller crowds. The winter can be a nice time to visit if you’re planning on staying in an RV with hookups, or in a cabin where you can enjoy creature comforts, as it can snow in Nashville (though you won’t see heavy pileup).
Know before you go
- Unlike other US state parks, Tennessee doesn’t charge an entrance fee for its state parks.
- State park camping usually requires reservations and may cost a fee.