I booked RV reservation at Nashville KOA, but now having second thoughts. Any ideas or suggestions about the other two locations near the KOA and Opryland? TwoRivers Campground or the Jellystone Park?

Also, suggestions for restaurants in Nashville?

TIA

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Posted by morriscat2

tennessee

Member since Jun 2012

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Posted on 12/21/14 at 12:53 pm to LC412000

KOA Opryland is in an average area. Opry Mills shopping center is close by and you will have good access to the interstate. But personally I do not like this part of town. If you can find a spot south or west of town, you will be better off. Especially south in Williamson county. As far as eating, the Gulch area of midtown is a great place to mingle and enjoy the food.

Sorry you are not getting more help from Vandy fans. We are in a bunker mentality these days. There is a civil war going on among the fan base. The Pitchforks (of which I am a proud member) against the Status Quo Establishment.

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Posted by BigOrangeBri

Nashville- 4th & 19

Member since Jul 2012

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Posted on 12/21/14 at 1:32 pm to LC412000

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Also, suggestions for restaurants in Nashville?

Can't really speak on KOA other than the Opryland one is near shopping and restaurants. It's also around ten minutes from downtown. Nashville has a shite ton of good restaurants, so it really depends where you're at. BBQ- peg leg porker, Martins, Jacks( downtown)

For Nashvilles famous hot chicken try Hattie Bs or Princes.
In midtown- Boundry is great. Rotiers for a great burger. South Street for some laid back seafood.

Downtown- Nice Restaurants= The Southern, Watermark and Etch

Broadway Brewhouse, Baileys and the Flying Saucer are great for brews and food.

Anywhere in the Gulch is great.

Loveless Cafe, a little west of town is one of the most famous restaurants in Nashville and May have the best biscuits in the country. Also, pancake pantry is very well known near Vandy.

I'm also a fan of Soulshine pizza in midtown for food and live music. Also try The Row in that area.

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Posted by NashBamaFan

Nashville

Member since Mar 2011

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Posted on 12/21/14 at 3:16 pm to LC412000

Jellystone is a good , clean place. I lived in Nashville from 17yrs old till 33 and my family would come down from NY and stay there every year. Good place! Much better than KOA

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