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Posted by: newbold1 On: Thu Sep 18, 2014 8:46 pm
Post subject: Lock A Campground in Cheatham County
My wife and I took a short camping trip to Lock A Campground and for campgrounds that are close in to Nashville this ranks as one of our favorites. The campground is small. There are 50 sites of which only 38 accommodate RVs and only half or fewer of those can handle a rig of more than 30' in length. However, the sites are all paved or gravel (but well maintained and solid on the gravel). The sites all seem to be very level. There is 50 amp and water but no sewer. I like to have sewer but I don't mind having to dump since the campground is so nice. There is a lengthy hiking trail but we didn't end up walking it. There is a day park adjacent to and part of the campground and that leads further to the dam. That gives a lot of paved area to take long walks or to ride bikes. The entire length of that parallels the river and about one-third of the RV sites are backed up to the river.
The only dislike is that the sites do not have a lot of space between them. It's not jammed packed like an overnight park but still... your neighbors are close. That would probably work well though for groups of RVs that are camping together.
Posted by: tnchuck100 On: Thu Sep 18, 2014 8:58 pm
Post subject: Re: Lock A Campground in Cheatham County
Lock A is one of my favorites too. Please remember site 24 is mine
Posted by: newbold1 On: Thu Sep 18, 2014 8:46 pm
Post subject: Lock A Campground in Cheatham County
My wife and I took a short camping trip to Lock A Campground and for campgrounds that are close in to Nashville this ranks as one of our favorites. The campground is small. There are 50 sites of which only 38 accommodate RVs and only half or fewer of those can handle a rig of more than 30' in length. However, the sites are all paved or gravel (but well maintained and solid on the gravel). The sites all seem to be very level. There is 50 amp and water but no sewer. I like to have sewer but I don't mind having to dump since the campground is so nice. There is a lengthy hiking trail but we didn't end up walking it. There is a day park adjacent to and part of the campground and that leads further to the dam. That gives a lot of paved area to take long walks or to ride bikes. The entire length of that parallels the river and about one-third of the RV sites are backed up to the river.
The only dislike is that the sites do not have a lot of space between them. It's not jammed packed like an overnight park but still... your neighbors are close. That would probably work well though for groups of RVs that are camping together.
Posted by: tnchuck100 On: Thu Sep 18, 2014 8:58 pm
Post subject: Re: Lock A Campground in Cheatham County
Lock A is one of my favorites too. Please remember site 24 is mine
