Antioch puts RV travelers steps from J. Percy Priest Lake's boating frenzy and a short drive from Nashville's Grand Ole Opry lights. Three parks anchor your stay: Four Corners Resort and Marina, Seven Springs, and Smith Springs. Camp here to launch daily lake dips, trail hikes at Long Hunter State Park, and evening music hunts.
Antioch pulses as Nashville's outdoor playground southeast of the city. J. Percy Priest Lake covers 14,000 acres where boaters launch from ramps and anglers hook bass. Long Hunter State Park's bluffs challenge hikers with 20 miles of trails. Cane Ridge neighborhood buzzes during its folk festival, while The Shops at Lane Farm draw bargain hunters.
Four Corners Resort and Marina draws families to its pool, WiFi, laundry, and showers on lakefront, rates start at $97 nightly. Seven Springs fits pet owners and big rigs with 50-amp hookups and WiFi, prices span $35 to $95. Smith Springs serves groups via electric hookups and dedicated sites at a flat $45 per night.
Antioch shines for J. Percy Priest Lake's water sports and its position as Nashville's gateway suburb. The lake's 14,000 acres host boating, fishing, and swimming year-round. Long Hunter State Park adds hiking on rocky bluffs. Quick drives reach the Grand Ole Opry and Stones River National Battlefield for history buffs.
Find three top options at Four Corners Resort and Marina, Seven Springs, and Smith Springs. Four Corners sits lakefront with pool and showers. Seven Springs handles pets and 50-amp needs near Cane Ridge. Smith Springs clusters group sites by electric hookups off Smith Springs Road.
Yes, Seven Springs welcomes pets with WiFi and 50-amp hookups at $35 to $95 nightly. This park suits traveling companions on full hookups near J. Percy Priest Lake trails. Check park rules for breed limits before arrival.