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Isaac-1 · 03-16-2023, 11:35 AM

We were in Memphis for 4-5 days a couple of years ago for our nieces graduation (same week as the cracks were discovered in the I-40 bridge). We stayed at the Agricenter RV park, the Agricenter is a thousand acre research /recreation facility with convention space, farmers market, plant nursery, etc on on the east side of Memphis. The RV park there is nothing fancy, a couple of hundred gravel / grass pull through sites tightly packed, substandard laundry / rest rooms, but ok if you are self contained. Probably 25% long term guest, otherwise fairly high turn over, with a pair of camp hosts that handle check in / issues. Prices are fairly cheap or were, looks like $45 per day or $260 per week for full hookup now

TravelSolo · 03-16-2023, 02:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Charming

When we visited Memphis several years ago we stayed at TO Fuller state park. It is not full service. The park includes a pool, splash pad, trails, and historic sites.

I know this is an older thread that was resurrected....

I stayed at TO Fuller SP one night two years ago and it was a nice little park. I'd go back. Would have stayed longer but I broke my finger the day before and couldn't stay since I was traveling alone and just had to get back home. They were even nice enough to refund me the nights I didn't use.

Charming · 03-19-2023, 10:53 PM

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Originally Posted by TravelSolo

I know this is an older thread that was resurrected....

I stayed at TO Fuller SP one night two years ago and it was a nice little park. I'd go back. Would have stayed longer but I broke my finger the day before and couldn't stay since I was traveling alone and just had to get back home. They were even nice enough to refund me the nights I didn't use.

I just noticed that it was resurrected. We're deciding on an itinerary for our fall trip and might head back to Memphis.

tnedator · 03-29-2023, 08:12 AM

Older thread, but...

I'm going to Nashville for the first time, and the primary purpose is a visit to NIRVC. We are staying at four corners, as it was recommended as a nice RV Resort not far from NIRVC when we were supposed to go last year. Turns out, they've moved, but we had a credit from when we cancelled late last year.

It's a bit further out, about 30 minutes from downtown, but based on reviews and pictures, it looks like a very nice RV Resort in the Nashville area. I'll know more in a couple weeks when I go.

As to Memphis, for those going, be careful. There are many very high crime areas, and they can be only a block or so away from highly visited tourist areas.

hydro2 · 04-06-2023, 06:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Dutchstar411

Has anyone stayed at Grand Old RV Resort and Market in Goodlettsville, TN?

Yes and we loved it. Great food and live music most night. The staff is very friendly and helpful.

Papa Brad · 04-06-2023, 07:15 PM

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Originally Posted by tnedator

Older thread, but...

I'm going to Nashville for the first time, and the primary purpose is a visit to NIRVC. We are staying at four corners, as it was recommended as a nice RV Resort not far from NIRVC when we were supposed to go last year. Turns out, they've moved, but we had a credit from when we cancelled late last year.

It's a bit further out, about 30 minutes from downtown, but based on reviews and pictures, it looks like a very nice RV Resort in the Nashville area. I'll know more in a couple weeks when I go.

As to Memphis, for those going, be careful. There are many very high crime areas, and they can be only a block or so away from highly visited tourist areas.

We’ve stayed at Four Corners a couple times. We liked it and would go back. It was very convenient to the old NIRVC location.

It should not be too bad to get to the new location from Four Corners, although have not personally done it.

tnedator · 04-09-2023, 06:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Papa Brad

We’ve stayed at Four Corners a couple times. We liked it and would go back. It was very convenient to the old NIRVC location.

It should not be too bad to get to the new location from Four Corners, although have not personally done it.

Was about 30 minutes. Hwy 171 (or something like that) across the lake. I passed the old NIRVC, which was only about 10 minutes away.