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 !

What an adorable little campground! Not too far from the partying in Nashville (shuttle bus…read moreavailable), yet far enough to be quiet and peaceful... if you'd like. Great live country music by the pool from 7-9 while we were there ("June and Johnny Cash"). It was VERY clean with daily trash pickup and a grounds guy/girl constantly visible for questions or help. Laundry was three bucks for a small washing machine. I did have to split into two loads, but hey, I'm wearing clean clothes. Highly recommend.

We lost to Vandy but an AUsome place to stay! Only 1 mile to Opryland and lot of the Great…read moreNashville sites. Transit will pick you up in front of the Office/Store. Excellent folks, helpful very clean, dog park. We had a great spot. We will definitely go back. We are "Newbies" and made easy even through the rain, turned out to be a beautiful day for the game. I would recommend this campground as an A+ , inexpensive & had 2 bath & laundry facilities. Plan on going back in the spring.

I Love this place! The staff is friendly and helpful. The…read morefacility is clean and useful. The view is awesome.

My wife and I were looking forward to visit the park but we had an unexpected personal tragedy and…read morehad to cancel.It happened 4 days prior so I called to explain and they ABSOLUTELY DID NOT CARE and charged us the full price of $534. I certainly understand a penalty for canceling but full charge seemed heartless under our circumstances. Yes, they are a business and must make money but life happens and a little understanding would have gone a long way. My advice is don't plan ahead, if they have your credit card they will charge it all upfront and you won't get a dime back.

Campground is well kept with many amenities. Staff is welcoming and attentive. Location is a short…read moreshuttle ride to downtown. Nice to have a break from the party. The only negative is the pool is not heated as advertised.

Every time we've been here, it's been pleasant! Always a quiet night. Very nice pool, they also…read morehave live music. There is also a fenced off area for pets. Nice outdoor seating area to chill out at. 2 hammocks, lots of benches and shade, big chess board, and pool.

Sandwiched between farms on the Piney River this is a great campground. Easy check in. Campground…read morestore is great. Thecpizza at the camp store is fantastic. Upon arrival we found a issue with our camper and the staff help us fix it . Bath houses were clean and convenient. There is River access, a dog park and pickle ball court. Our site was a concrete pad with plenty of room. We will definitely stay here again.

Piney River Resort is a gem. We stayed in a tiny home and enjoyed it. Just outside of the tiny home…read moreis great fire pit and relaxing chairs. The view is a beautiful pond. The Piney River is really cool and in one section has these really neat rocks and really blue water. They have a convenient store if you need anything and they also sell food like pizza which was good. They also have a pool and splash pad. There were farm animals next door that were fun to feed carrots. The staff was really friendly and escorted us to our tiny home when we checked in. They gave us a tour of the place and made sure all of our questions were answered.

My wife and I have been coming here for 20 years, bringing our children here through out the years…read more I'm not gonna be petty or try not to about all the little things to complain about, but for the love of god can you please correct the bathrooms by the wave pool! The smell is horrendous, at first I just thought ok they need to repair something.. but it's been like this for the past several years now!! Each year it's the same thing! On a windy day, trying to lay out or eat by the wave pool is a consistent smell of sh-t! Another thing is you want to charge the high prices for food, I get it.. but please have some type of management looking after the concessions, more so the people working them! Waiting in line as long as you do is ridiculous! There seems to be extra people working behind the counter but you might only have 1,2 out of 7 actually working, and then the sense of urgency is definitely not there! They need management to manage the employees

I've visited Nashville Shores a few times for work events. Slides are fun and if you arrive early…read morelines are short and sweet, however I don't think they are worth $55 per person and $15 parking as an adult. could be v entertaining with kiddos but there's nothing that really stands out about this park. The park is also not particularly clean. most mats are dirty and moldy, tubes discolored. water is cloudy & the lazy river is a free for all. Not a lot of veggie food options and the options that exist are egregiously priced. One small cocktail was $26 with tax and tip. An uncrustable sandwich was $12. Eat before and grab some food after !

The management and staff are exceptional. The View phenomenal..The pool is clean and folks are…read morefriendly. Bath houses clean and HUGE! Laundry facilities with great equipment. Trash pick up too! Concierge type services. We looked at many "resorts" and could not find a place like this within the greater Nashville radius. This truly is a "resort". Stay here you won't regret it. S.Black .

We stayed in the deluxe at Site 10, and it was so great that we booked again within 24 hours of…read moreleaving! It's quiet, peaceful, and everyone is incredibly friendly--something we're not used to back home. We brought both our kids, and it was amazing. The view, the complete peacefulness, all of it. The only downside is the internet. We couldn't get it to connect to the TVs in the camper at all and had to use our hotspot. Our hotspot only lasted a night, so if we had stayed longer, I'm not sure what we would have done. Not the end of the world, but definitely a challenge with two kids. We're staying for a full week over the summer, so we'll figure something out!

Good campground site. I have a thing for bathrooms. These bathrooms are not that clean. Dead bugs…read moreand Showers are a tad bit yucky. I clean houses and there is no reason in my opinion that campground bathrooms cannot be clean. Host was very nice.

The owners are so sweet and maintain the campsites beautifully! It was awesome being less than 15…read moreminutes to explore mammoth caves. The sites are a little close, but there was plenty of room for our dogs, the fire ring and the picnic table.

We saw this place while going to the farmer market and decided to check it out. This is such a nice…read moreplace for a walk for fresh air. This place has lots of open space, and beautiful view of capitol buildings. This place has some great informative history. This is a great place to stop by for a brief time.

4.5 Stars When I…read morepenned my last Yelp review a few days ago on the Tennessee State Capitol Building, it mentioned that it was part of a walk that my brother and I took to the Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park (From this point forward it is abbreviated BCMSP). It also mentioned that from the highest elevation of Downtown Nashville, my eyes looked across BCMSP. The reality is that BCMSP is a continuation of the Tennessee State Capitol. Less than a mile from Broadway; BCMSP, Tennessee State Capitol Building, Legislative Plaza, and government institutions are a world away from the honky tonk. I consider this part of Downtown Nashville as a Capitol Tourism District. The best way to describe BCMSP is having a similar layout to the Washington DC Mall. Both are linear parks originating from a Capitol Building that is adorned with statues and monuments along a great lawn with institutions and places of interest alongside the linear park. The striking difference is that the Tennessee State Capitol is on top of a grand hill. This design is no coincidence. When it opened on June 1, 1996 on the 200th Anniversary of Tennessee statehood, it brought to life the concept of bringing the Capitol Mall to the Tennessee State Capitol with a celebration of the state's history, geography, and culture. With Country Music far out of earshot, Tennessee was ringing in my ears when we walked the linear park from the southern entrance at James Robinson Parkway to the northern end at Jefferson Street. Walking south to north, the first attraction we took in was Tennessee Map Plaza. We walked on a granite map of Tennessee. Close by we picked up a $1 can of Coke from the Gift Shop (great deal!). We walked along the eastern walkway called Walkway of Counties where we took in the shade from the poplars while reading about the counties. This led us in and out of the Great Lawn. We stopped at the Tennessee Amphitheatre. Continuing north we stopped at the World War Two Memorial and the Court of Three Stars. I read that these are the tallest carillons in the World. Occasionally looking back, I took in the Tennessee State Capitol Building. At the northernmost point of the park at Jefferson Street, I took in a distant view of the totality of BCMSP leading to the Tennessee State Capitol. What a photo! Now walking south, instead of walking steadily towards it, we took a detour through the Farmer's Market carrying us parallel to the western boundary of the mall. If we had more time, we would have celebrated Tennessee further with time spent in the Tennessee State Museum at the northwest corner of the linear park. We rejoined BCMSP at the Tennessee Map Plaza where we took in a grand vista of the Tennessee State Capitol rising from on top of the hill. Instead of returning to it, we walked the city streets of Rep. John Lewis Way back to Broadway where the honky-tonk vibe returned. I am a fan of BCMSP. It has so much historic and Capitol Tourism character. And speaking of character, I am reaching the Yelp character limit. So, without further ado, I rate BCMSP 4.5 Stars.