Nashville KOA Resort

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About Nashville KOA Resort

Nashville KOA, located in the music capital of Tennessee, is just minutes away from the bright lights of Music City. It's the perfect place to stumble across the next rising country music star. Located in the Music Valley area of Nashville, this KOA is just 2 miles from the Grand Ole Opry, Opry Mills shopping and the Willie Nelson and Friends Museum and General Store. The friendly staff at the tour desk can assist with tickets and tours to area attractions, including the Grand Ole Opry, sightseeing tours of the city and historic plantations, and various music venues. Tours leave right from the campground. This KOA hosts top-notch entertainment at the on-site Music Hall (in-season), which is available to rent for private events. While you're at the campground, relax in the countrylike setting with beautiful trees. Your family is sure to enjoy the campground's themed weekends and large swimming pool. Pool: May 1 - October 1. Max pull thru: 102 feet.

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