Nashville is known for its music scene and history. The Country Music Hall of Fame, RCA Studio B, and the rest of Nashville’s many venues and honky-tonks attract people from around the world. But when it comes to summer fun, there’s no spot in the city that beats Nashville Shores, the premier water park in Nashville. For those coming from out of town, the park also offers rental cabins and RV sites right on the shores of beautiful Percy Priest Lake. Who can argue with enjoying a campground with a waterpark in Tennessee?! Check it out!

Nashville Shores is one of the best summer destinations that Music City has to offer.
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The park sits right on the shores of Percy Priest Lake, giving visitors access to both the water park and their exclusive beach.
The beach even has a floating obstacle course!
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If you thought that walking through an inflatable course was hard enough on land, wait until you try it on the water.
The coolest part of the park, though, is the RV park.
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The RV sites and cabins are mere steps from the entrance of the water park, making this the perfect option for the family looking to experience the fullness of what is arguably the best campground with waterpark in Tennessee.

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Many of the spots even back straight up to the lake...
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... so you can have a great time at the park during the day and beautiful views of Percy Priest at night. RV sites are very nominal per night which is great for folks on a budget. If you don't have your own RV and would like to try one out, check RVShare.com for a rental option.
The cabins are on the other side of the water park from the RV sites...
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... but they still offer beautiful views of the lake. Cabin prices at this campground with a waterpark vary per night depending on the size and location.
The water park itself features 8 slides...
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... a waterpark treehouse, and the absolute necessity of any waterpark - the lazy river. Passes range in price but season tickets are an even better deal, so if you plan on coming back, the season pass is definitely worth it.
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Visit the Nashville Shores website to book your camping trip today! Pro tip: campground guests get discounts on water park tickets, so be sure to ask about the passes once you get there. You can visit Nashville Shores at 4001 Bell Rd.

Have you ever been to this campground with a waterpark in Tennessee? If so, which part was your favorite? Would you agree that it is the best waterpark with camping in Tennessee? We’d love to read about your experience in the comments section below!

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Where can we find small towns in Tennessee?

  • Mountain City is a hidden gem where it actually does get snow every year, drawing folks from all over the state who love the beautiful white stuff.
  • Sweetwater is filled with historic attractions, unique shopping, great restaurants, and more.
  • Ocoee is where you’ll find the beautiful Ocoee Scenic Byway, Lake Ocoee, and lots of great hiking trails.

 

Read on to learn more about some of the other charming small towns in Tennessee.

Where can we find historic attractions in Tennessee?

  • The Franklin Battlefield in Franklin was the site of the aptly named Battle of Franklin fought in 1864.
  • The Beale Street Historic District in Memphis is widely recognized as the birthplace of the blues and brimming with music venues and other related attractions.
  • The Hermitage in Nashville is the home of Andrew Jackson, the former War of 1812 general and 7th president of the United States.
  • The Montgomery Bell Tunnel in Kingston Springs, built in 1818, is the oldest full-size tunnel in the United States and was built by slaves who probably also used it to help other slaves escape to freedom.

 

Read on to learn more about some of the other interesting historic attractions in Tennessee.

Where can we find river towns in Tennessee?

  • Clifton is a charming little town set alongside the Tennessee River and a big draw for those desiring to get away from it all.
  • Tiptonville, located between the Mississippi River and Blue Basin has managed to maintain its small-town ambiance since its early founding.
  • Nashville, although a big city, is still considered to be a river town, as it sits right along the beautiful Cumberland River.

 

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