Absolutely beautiful campsite with wildlife and trees !! Amanda and Richard were excellent camp…read morehosts and very helpful with how to accommodate an earlier check in. Easy access, quiet and facilities were clean! Perfect atmosphere and great views we will definitely go back!

Late April, 2024/Tuesday to Wednesday. My husband and I stayed at this wonderful campground run by…read morethe US Army Corps of Engineers (Nashville District) in our Class B RV for one night. We made our reservation through www.recreation.gov (military affiliation not required), and only a few sites were unreserved. Even on a weekday in April, it's a popular place! There are roughly 60 sites, all with electricity and water but not sewer hook-ups at the sites. (there is a separate shared dump station). Prices range from $28-$32 with the more expensive sites being those that are waterfront (if you're lucky enough to snag one!) A discount is available for National Park Service Interagency Senior Lifetime Pass-holders. What's to like? Well-maintained, clean campground. In fact, you're given a trash bag upon arrival to encourage you to keep your site clean. On-site fun, including swimming and boating on the lake, as well as a playground. Friendly and helpful staff. Kudos to the gentleman at the Attendant Booth. A bathhouse with showers and laundry facilities. Benches with a water view to enjoy the sunsets. Some pull-through campsites. Good security. The gate is locked each night from 10 pm-6 am (although we were informed how to enter/exit if we needed to). Reasonable price. Also, Nashville is within 30 minutes. And, what's not to like? We were informed that skunks frequent the area, so you need to store food in approved containers. (We didn't see or smell any). We experienced high winds during our visit, so boating and/or swimming were out of the question. Also, Wi-Fi is not provided at this campground.

Fun place and relaxing by the water. We go camping here every summer. People are nice and bathrooms…read moreare clean

Review for knobs campground Laverne Tennessee…read more I drove up to Tennessee to work for a couple weeks. I made a weeklong reservation at Poole Knobs campground. They only had one site available for all week so I felt really lucky to get the last one. When I arrived I realized just how lucky I really was. I saw on the USACE website that they had a family of nesting Bald Eagles in the park. They said they had closed several sites to give the Eagles some space. Did you know that if you disturb a Bald or Golden Eagle in any way at all it's $100,000 fine and a year in prison and that's for your FIRST OFFENSE!! I don't even know anybody who can afford $100,000 fine. So I'm staying away from those birds. First day I was here it was OK; I got my tent set up by myself and got things straightened out. I started a little fire but went to bed early. I was pooped The next day (Saturday) I looked at the weather and saw there was a big storm coming in. Oh great. I go to co ER my tent and wouldn't you know it; I had forgotten the top of my tent. I don't know how I did that because I rolled it up last and I always try to roll the top in with the rest of the tent. I had my hammock tarp, poles and a lot of rope in the car so I decided to rig something up. Come out OK and later when the rain started I was pretty pleased to see I didn't have any kind of leaks or blowing or anything like that. I checked the weather this morning; we have thunderstorms both daytime and night time all the way through Thursday afternoon. Friday is supposed to be nice and sunny about 80°. Guess what I'm checking out on Friday. How about that? Anyway the campground is really nice. The sites are pretty private they're not all on top of each other. There are a lot of pull through sites with full hookups. They also have nice tent sites. There is plenty of shade too. Nice on these scorching hot Tennessee summers. This morning I got up at 5:15 AM as usual when every bird in the county started to sing. I don't know how they all know when to start but they do. It's 5:15 AM. I went ahead and got up. Might as well, I was awake by then. I walked over to the fence to look for the Eagles and tried to find their nest. They camp host had told me if I stand by the sign then I'd probably be able to see them. But wouldn't you know it, there are two signs. I tried one and looked and looked but didn't see anything. I went to the other. I looked and looked here too but didn't see anything. The trees are so full of leaves that you really can't see a nest, even though it as big as a bed. Luckily one of the Eagles spread his wings and flapped a couple of times so I saw where the nest is. I couldn't really see the Eagles or the nest but at least I know where it is. I'm going to add a couple photos the Rangers took and shared. Saturday night a big storm blew in and I'll tell you, it scared the pants off me. I have all these big trees over my tent and I was afraid a limb would come down and smash my head. So my chicken butt got in my truck and drove down to the boat ramp parking area. No trees around there to kill me. I sat there for a little while and watched the boats hurrying off the lake. The wind was fierce and the lake was very choppy. A really nice ski boats came up and had to wait for their turn for the ramp. Before long the big waves washed over the back of that nice boat and sunk it. Right there beside the ramp. I called the camp host and told her and she called the TWRA Rangers. Before long a big big boat with 1000 humongous lights all over it came across the lake up to the sunken boat. You never see lights like that on a personal craft. I would not have wanted to be out on that lake in any kind of boat. Two TWRA pick-up trucks also came into the parking lot and went down to help. The big boat maneuvered the sunken boat over to where the trailer was. They got it up on the trailer and then the TWRA pick-up towed their truck and trailer out of the water. I'm guessing being full of water made it too heavy to pull out with one truck. The TWRA truck pulled them out far enough to open the drain and they were finally able to drive away. I was really proud of those TWRA rangers for coming out in that storm to help those people. The wind was raging and it was pouring buckets and there was crazy lightning all around. They are heroes to me. Anyway back to Poole Knobs campground. I can't say enough good things about this place. They have beautiful sites, really nice bath houses with hot running showers and friendly hosts. A lot of the sites sit right on the lake. I hear it is a great place to fish from the bank. If you're looking to camp in this area (near Nashville) you can't really beat this one. But like most great places you'll need to get your reservations in as early as you can.

My boyfriend and I camped at Anderson Road Campground for two nights while visiting Nashville,…read moreTennessee. The campground was beautiful and well laid out. We stayed in site #18 and enjoyed ourselves very much. Our site wasn't next to the water because all of the water sites were booked, but every campsite looked really cool, with: a large round cement table with cement seats, a firepit, an outdoor grill, and a flat space for tent camping. The older gentleman camping nextdoor in the campsite next to us came over and gave us: wood, charcoal, and water bottles, because he said he was leaving the next day on his motorcycle and couldn't carry it all. He was very kind to us. Overall, great experience! Can't wait to return to Anderson Road Campground in the future when visiting Nashville, Tennessee!

The good: big campsites, lots of shade The Bad: $22 a night…read morefor no water or electricity (though many campsites have both), rocky land so very hard to pitch a tent (site 15), no beach access if you aren't lucky enough to have a beach front site (which many sites are), no instructions on check in such as where to get water, no details re: Day use area or fitness trail (discovered on our own), loud at night with music, RV generators, people walking and laughing in the middle of the night, showers don't look like they have been cleaned in the three days I've been there (sign says maintained but not often - use at your own discretion) , though a nice woman did clean the sinks and toilets. Beach area person was rude, doesn't have good customer service.

We love to visit Jones Farm! I feel like it's Joelton's hidden gem! Close to home with not all the…read morehustle and bustle of Nashville. They absolutely have the best burgers and fresh cut fries around! Today we went after church and tried chicken sliders and salad - new favorites. Our server is a personal favorite, Hope, positive and eager to help. They also feature Free Food Sunday's periodically. Love to catch the football games on the big screen. Great atmosphere and as the weather gets cooler I can't wait to spend more time there!

My wife and I recently visited Jones Farm Saloon in Joelton, TN and had an amazing experience! The…read moreservice was friendly, fast and top notch making me feel right at home. The live music by Jeff Ricketts was fantastic and added a great vibe to the evening. Kara, the manager, was both friendly and professional, ensuring everything ran smoothly. The property itself is beautiful with plenty of activities to enjoy. From outdoor games, fire pits by the pond and a big screen showing sporting events. I Highly recommend coming out to visit. You will not be sorry.

Visited over 20 campgrounds and this is the best one by far. It has live music every night but what…read moreseparates it from all the others is the generosity and kindness of all the staff. You will not find another campground like it anywhere in the US. Just ask for Gavin. He will do anything for you. Happy Trails

Happy, Friendly always accommodating. Entertainment is enjoyable…read more Breakfast at the market is very good. Pizza after a long drive day very tasty ! One of our best stops !

Retro camping with all the extras! My sister, niece and I rented the 19 ft Shasta for a girl's…read morenight. Morgan was super nice! He delivered the camper to the campground and was there setting up when we arrived. He provided a quick intro to the workings of the heat/stovetop and refrigerator and we were set! After hiking, we returned to find a record player with records and a flat screen tv and dvd player ready for the evening! The seating areas are easily converted to sleeping space which provided ample room for the 3 of us. Plenty of warm bedding, pillows and towels were provided in the cost of the rental. We didn't utilize the shower, but this camper features a toilet/shower combo that would be perfect for remote campgrounds! We'll most definitely do this again! Ellen W

From the owner: Rent vintage style campers, glamping tents, and a 1967 F100 Truck in Nashville from The Flying Ham…read more No need to tow the campers, we deliver and set everything up for FREE within 30 miles of Nashville. We can deliver further, we just charge $1.50/mile. Use these campers and tents at campgrounds or even in your driveway or backyard for glamping parties or as your own personal guesthouse!

We were basically promised a spot at this campground. They gave us a call yesterday to say they had…read morean available spot and when I returned the call I had a lady with the WORST attitude tell me that it was taken. I'm not sure why the customer service is so terrible here but this isn't the way to treat possible guests. Don't tell someone you can take them and then gladly tell them you can't take them anymore. The attitude of the staff is disgusting. Because of this I refuse to stay here.

Do not recommend this place. It's mainly people living in RV's. The maintenance guy will blame…read moreyou for everything that needs to be fixed. I had a 50 amp breaker trip while running 2 a.c. and some lights. They had someone come out to check it and they told me that I was pulling to many amps after I turn everything on. Since then I hooked up to 2 different campgrounds electric and ran both a.c. and light without tripping there breakers. I also had a water leak where I connect my water hose and they told it was my connection wasn't on tight enough. I found the leak on the PVC pipe coming from the ground and that is when they fixed it. I will not go back

We came from out of state with a big group for Memorial Day weekend and really enjoyed ourselves!…read moreThe staff went above and beyond & maintain a clean space for you to enjoy. They have a rinse off shower head (out in the open), a sink, and two restrooms. The 5 mile float was easy and beautiful! They provided you with all the equipment you needed and thorough directions. If you like semi-primitive camping this is a great spot for you!

Bare minimum, no WiFi or complete rest room or shower, you might experience loud music from the…read morefellow campers.. buggy , but the water is clean and beautiful. !

Was looking for something different that would be low key and relaxing for my husband's birthday…read more We had a great time out on the river. Sunshine set us up with everything we needed for a fun day. Their communication beforehand was excellent letting us know what to bring and keeping us posted on the weather. We could not have asked for a better day. This trip was only the two of us but we are already making plans to go back with the whole family. The Harpeth is the perfect location for river float. We were on the water about 4 hrs, it was amazing. Their shuttle makes it easy and convenient dropping you right at your car. Thanks for taking great care of us!

An amazing adventure today on the riiver with Sunshine tours. This is one activity to do in…read moreNashville for the whole family.

Love going here to hammock with friends. It's normally clean but today the space I normally post up…read morehad a lot of trash. Very relaxing. People paddle and swim.

A wonderful park that, at least for me, was a hidden gem…read more I am ushered in Nashville on business, so I dis not have my bicycle with me, but it was still enjoyable to walk the trailhead. I even came across a deer in my wandering. It's always cool to see nature up close and personal. I would definitely recommend this park, whether you are just looking to walk around or have a bicycle. They also have a children's play area and a cool body of water on the property. All in all, I will give this place five stars.