Brown County Nashville KOA

Check in was quick & escort to site was kind enough to assist with backing & leveling our TT. Our site was full hookup with firepit & picnic table. Site was gravel pad, not much grass around, just gravel covered by leaves. Roads were dusty as no one seemed to observe the 5mph speed signs. Nice enough walking "trail" for the dogs that led to the small "dog park". We made do tossing a ball cross corner for our lab & shepherd to run & play. Was nice to have a place to turn them loose for a bit. This was the only location that poop bags/trash can were available. There were no other trash cans but dumpster at entrance to campground. Showers/bathroom nearest site were great combo "suites" with toilet, sink, shower w/removable shower head & baby changing table. Bathrooms by the tent area were awesome but need to be cleaned more often, too much water getting out of shower area into floor makes for dangerous slippery conditions. Also, those mats outside the showers were just gross and soaking wet, not hygienic at all. Bath/shower/laundry near office were good & clean too. Virtually no WIFI strength the further from the office your site sits. All sites have cable plugs, but we didn't use. This campground is about 3 miles from the Art District/Crafty tourist area of Nashville. We made the mistake of coming to visit the town of Nashville in October and the traffic was so backed up we decided to go in the opposite direction. We toured the Brown County Winery & Bear Wallow Distillery instead of sitting in traffic for 2+ hours. Took over 30 minutes to go half a mile to get back to the campground after the Winery/Distillery.