OK Campground

Sites are small and very unlevel. Two sites share a 50 amp box and water. Extremely low water pressure and was unable to shower in our RV. The two ladies in the office were over the top rude. Our RV broke down Sunday and we were able to find a vacant spot to stay until Monday when a shop would open. The office was closed with a notice to find a spot and deposit the $30 fee. We found a spot which was not marked in anyway as reserved. I got out and asked a man in another spot if this one was taken and he said no it's not showing reserved. Monday morning as I was walking to the office to pay (didn't have exact change) the office worker came walking toward me fussing about the spot was reserved for later today. I was in shock that she verbally charged me without first asking questions. Very rude and bad for business. I hope she's the owner and not driving away business for someone else. Never again will I stay at the "OK" Campground.

An appropriately named park. It was OK. Site was long enough for us to stay hooked up but was very unlevel side to side. A number of long term guests with older rigs but the park did not feel creepy or scary; in fact we met a few of the locals and they were all very nice. For $25 per night this is the best deal near Nashville. From the park there was the choice of taking the interstate or US 431; 431 is a scenic drive down into Nashville plus it avoided the traffic on the interstate. Using this route you are exactly 15 miles from the Grand Ole Opry and Opry Mills. Verizon 4G worked great. Fuel station right on the corner with Diesel.