Old Hickory lures RV travelers with Old Hickory Lake's 22,500 acres of bass fishing and waterskiing. Pull into Old Hickory Beach or Shutes Branch for lakeside sites with water hookups. Camp here to wake up steps from your boat launch, rates $50 to $75 nightly.
Old Hickory nestles along Old Hickory Lake, where bass anglers cast lines near the Old Hickory Dam. Swimmers flock to Old Hickory Beach, while hikers trace trails at Shutes Branch Primitive Campground. Gallatin Pike links you to Nashville's honky-tonks in under 30 minutes, blending lake life with music history.
Old Hickory Beach draws groups and families with 30-amp power, water hookups, and beach access at $75 a night. Shutes Branch fits budget crowds with dump stations, group sites, and water for $50 nightly. These parks anchor your trip amid lake breezes and quick drives to Cumberland River paddles.
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Old Hickory thrives on Old Hickory Lake's boating, fishing, and beaches. The 22,500-acre reservoir hosts bass tournaments and watersports near the dam. Neighborhood roots tie to Andrew Jackson's nickname, with Gallatin Pike speeding you to Nashville's live music scene just 15 miles away.
Old Hickory Beach and Shutes Branch top the list of 2 RV parks here. Old Hickory Beach sits lakeside with 30-amp and water; Shutes Branch offers dump station and group sites nearby. Both charge $50 to $75 nightly and hug the Cumberland River shores.
Old Hickory Beach provides 30-amp electric and water hookups. Shutes Branch delivers water hookups plus a dump station. Groups find sites at both, perfect for lake getaways without full-service needs.