Discover the best private sites campgrounds near Nashville, Tennessee

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Sacred Dog Ranch

7 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents50 acres · Fairview, TN

Our sanctuary is a special piece of history and a regenerative farm where living soil and pollinator banks combat climate change and revive the eco-system ! The cabin we live in was built in 1797 - which we have preserved and upgraded with fantastic antique decor, Rock N Roll flare and cutting edge street art. We encourage art, music and nature crafting! We take great pride in providing a magical creative space that is welcome to earthlings of all stripes! The June blooms are exceptional and the butterflies’ will delight... you will leave a little piece of your heart here on the farm❤️🐝🐶🧚‍♀️ Horse Back Riding available!

Organic Oasis 2 miles to DOWNTOWN

5 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents1 acre · Nashville, TN

* Please read the whole listing, or do not book with us. There have been a small amount of reservations cancelled last minute due to NOT reading the listing :-) * DEETS in short form VEHICLE AND RV you can ONLY park in the alley along the white concrete wall in the photos. there is no way to drive into the backyard. CAMPING tents, hammocks, etc. in the backyard and patio. Walk in / set up camp. No drive-in. DRUGS DRINKS AND NUDITY Alcohol, 420, nature medicines. You do you. Be responsible Clothing optional for both genders No drugs, No needles. Do no harm. Leave no trace BATHING and TOILET Flushing toilet and cold water sink available in the patio (1/2 bathroom) hot water outdoor shower at the bottom of the basement stairwell. Use biodegradable soap or no soap please. We have soap if you need some! It pumps out to the front yard compost. *want a glamp++ experience? indoor hot water shower available for $5 donation :D* VIBE From time to time there are community jam sessions, drum circles, full moon hot baths, ice baths that occur on property. If you’re here for the scheduled activities, you're welcome to join for free! check sha615.org/events for calendar. the current nesters at the Music Monastery: humans: Christina, Chrissy dogs: Rox, Douglas Other on site donation amenities: Laundry $5 per load Indoor shower $5 outdoor tub / bath (300 gallon personal hot water trough) $20 LOCATION 2.2 miles to Assembly Food Hall and Broadway, Downtown Nashville, Honky Tonk ing! :) 45 min urban hike if you're on foot. Scooters, Ubers, and more are easily accessible. FOOD & STORES There is a brewery and pizzeria behind the music monastery (Smith and Lentz) Restaurants and food courts (Koi, Hunters Station, 5 points pizza, buds and brews, The Wash, Butcher and Bee, Redheaded Stranger, Hawkers, Joyland) Convenient stores and alcohol stores a block away, and grocery stores (turnip truck, aldi, kroger within a few minutes drive) NEIGHBOR AIRBNB 2 properties over, there is a 3 story airbnb that can see into our backyard. You don’t have to change your behavior, just be aware possible voyeurs. SECURITY CAMERAS there 3 visual (no audio) security cameras mounted on the exterior of the house, they're visibly mounted of the house (non- hidden).

Yellow Bird Artscape

5 sites · Lodging175 acres · Woodbury, TN

Once a farm, now a paradise. Wildlife refuge, Art Farm, rural retreat.Learn more about this land:Hanging valley in beautiful rural TN. Fields and woods with trails, ponds, goats and artwork. Very private. Opportunities for volunteer help. Various accommodations available including camping. Access to wood-burning sauna, and meditation hut by arrangement.

Enchanted Cedar Glade

3 sites · RVs, Tents16 acres · Mount Juliet, TN

Sixteen-acre cedar forest and in the middle is a big (2 to 3 acre) cedar glade and RIGHT OFF (~3 miles) INTERSTATE - 40 East of Nashville. There is a 0ne mile walking trail around the site. In the middle of the property there is an opening with flat rock/soil surrounded by forest. Cedar glade plants are in bloom spring, summer and fall and the Nashville Bread root blooms beautiful in April and May. The forest is about 60-80 years old and has plants that grow here that don't grow anywhere else in the world. It is one of the reasons why Tennessee is one of the most biologically diverse inland states in the US. Learn more about this land: Two options: 1) bring your camper right off the interstate, stay a night or more! We can accommodate large campers and RVs. This site is closer to the front of the property and in view of the house. No litter removal (there is a 55-gallon cart by the Mt Juliet Yacht Club). But still a beautiful view of the enchanted cedar glade! Enjoy an evening stroll to burn off the drive stress and get some rest to go another day. Plenty of firewood, no hookups or dump site. You may hear the interstate, and a shot or two from the neighbors. Potable water is available at the house, but No water or electric on site. 2) Pack (or drive) it in, pack it out! No litter removal (there is a 55-gallon cart by the Mt Juliet Yacht Club), this is a primitive site. Open cedar glade area surrounded by a 15-acre forest, plants endemic to Middle Tennessee. There is a 1-mile loop trail winding through the Cedar Forest. Pitch a tent or back in your pop up! Larger campers possible, but it will be tight! Potable water is available at the house, but No water or electric on site. Short distance off I-40. You may hear the interstate, and a shot or two from the neighbors. Mostly, you'll enjoy being in the Enchanted Cedar Glade.

Western Valley View

3 sites · RVs5 acres · Lebanon, TN

Learn more about this land:Our property sits along a ridge with a westerly view creating amazing sunsets. Short drive to historic Gallatin square, Old hickory lake / marina. Downtown Nashville 40 min drive.Please contact me before booking. Night time arrivals are discouraged, road / drive are curvy and hilly.Site 1 - top of hill near garage 30amp and waterSite 2 - rear of property no hookupsSite 3 - Rear of property 50amp and waterAll site are level and concrete

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Bell's Reserve-On The Harpeth River

3 sites · Lodging565 acres · Kingston Springs, TN

Bell’s Reserve is 560+ acres of open fields, hardwood ridges, spring fed creeks, and scenic bluffs bordered by 20,000 acres of protected wilderness and one mile of the scenic Harpeth River, just 30 minutes from downtown Nashville. Perfect for both adventure and relaxation, there's something everyone!

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Lost acres

14 sites · RVs, Tents200 acres · Mc Ewen, TN

Learn more about this land:Acers of camping far from civilization. Primitive camping. Green fields awesome woods and a spring feed creek. find fossils. Please camp responsibly and hike out what you hike in.

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Fern Brook Nashville

3 sites · RVs, Tents37 acres · Goodlettsville, TN

This 37-acre timber farm was once part of a huge plantation owned by one of the first settlers in Tennessee. It is now registered and part of a Timber Forestry program with many old-growth trees (Tulip Poplars are Tennessee's state tree and there are some big ones here). There are steep hills and creeks weaving throughout this property. I love coming out here and escaping the city as you feel like you are deep in the woods yet still close to Nashville, Hendersonville, Old Hickory Lake and I-65. This property is surrounded by hundreds of acres of timberland which accounts for all the wildlife in the area. Learn more about this land: Pitch your tent, hang your hammock, or camp in your vehicle and listen to the year-round spring-fed streams. Feel like you are in the middle of nowhere, but know that you are still an Uber/Lyft ride away from downtown Nashville. You are also close to everything in Hendersonville, White House, Goodlettsville, and Old Hickory Lake. 1.5 miles from one of my favorite coffee shops, Authentic Coffee Co., and a handful of local restaurants (White House Pizza is a great one too and not far away). This campsite is on a 37-acre tract in the Timber Forestry program so it is all mature trees, hills, and creeks. More info on the property: There are nice year-round creeks so you'll always have water. Plenty of firewood laying around from fallen branches and limbs. Please don't cut into any live trees though. Each site is clearly marked and has a designated area. Please try to stay around your campsite out of respect for other campers. Each site has plenty of space. Don't be surprised to see animals, beautiful birds, and all kinds of wildlife. You'll also hear the woods come alive at night, especially the frogs during the spring and summer. The Owls are my favorite though. Details on the sites: There are 2 campsites close enough should you want to book multiple sites with a group, but far enough away where you will not be disturbed. Campsite #1 is the first campsite which is tucked in between two large hills right alongside a creek. Campsite #2 is a little further back in the property alongside the creek. This is slightly more open and right on the creek as well. Both sites have plenty of good spots for a tent or hammock. You can drive and park at both sites as long as you have decent ground clearance (Examples of vehicles that have stayed: Toyota Highlander, Honda CRV, Subaru Outback, Jeeps). Many cars including a Toyota Prius have also made it back though. I am constantly improving these campsites so expect tables, shovels, and all kinds of things to make your camping more enjoyable. There will also be new campsites coming soon, including an off-grid tiny cabin, and primitive sites that would require a hike to access. Please don't hesitate to reach out with any questions. Thanks, Matthew

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Private sites camping near Nashville guide

Overview

Looking to go camping near Nashville, Tennessee? Hipcamp has over 230 private campsites to choose from. With options as low as $13 per night and an average price of $28 per night, there's something for every budget. Check out top campsites like Belle and Beau Acres (305 reviews), Hammock'Sway (220 reviews), and Plentiful Hill Farm (86 reviews) for tried and true camping experiences. Popular amenities include pet-friendly sites, trash disposal, and toilets. And if you're looking to get active, you'll find plenty of options for climbing, off-roading (OHV), and whitewater paddling. So pack your gear and get ready for an unforgettable camping adventure in Tennessee!