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You wouldn't believe that the scenic Radnor Lake State Park exists within the city limits of Nashville, TN, but this extensive nature area provides the perfect escape from the city. The park contains a beautiful, large lake, woodland trails, and an abundance of wildlife. There is a huge range of educational programs led by knowledgeable guides, and the accessible trails mean that everyone is welcome to enjoy it.

Radnor Lake State Park covers 1369 acres, meaning there is plenty of room for everyone to enjoy the facilities in this Class II Natural Area. Nature enthusiasts rent an RV in Davidson County year after year and stay in the surrounding towns such as Brentwood and Franklin, or in the city of Nashville.

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Exploring the Area

People come from miles around and take part in bird watching and nature viewing when camping with an RV at Radnor Lake State Park. Owls, herons, and a range of waterfowl are all in abundance here, so be sure to pack a pair of binoculars. During the spring and summer months, the floors are covered with hundreds of varieties of wildflower, while fungi, ferns, trees, and other plants make up the diverse ecosystems all year round. If you want to learn more about the park, then take part in one of the many rangers led programs.

The park has some of the highest hills in the region, making for some great hiking adventures when camping at Radnor Lake State Park. Dam Walkway is one of the easiest hikes at just 0.2 miles long. It follows a gravel pathway offering stunning views of the lake. The longest trail in the park is the Garnier Ridge Trail at 1.65 miles, and the trail takes you up to the top of the ridge with some beautiful views along the way. Otter Creek Road is the only trail on which dogs and bikes are permitted, while other noteworthy routes include Spillway and South Cove Trail.

Stop by the Walter Criley Visitor Center, the best place to head if you're a first time visitor. You'll be able to learn more about the nature and the history of the state park, pick up some trail maps and talk to some of the knowledgeable staff. It is also here that most of the ranger-led environmental education programs take place.

Camping at Radnor Lake State Park

Campers RV Park is very close to both the park and city, making it a great spot to camp in an RV near Nashville. All sites are full hook-ups with either 30 or 50-amp connections and rent by the day, week, or month. There are also hot showers, a laundry room, free WiFi, and a playground. There are also some pet-friendly sites so that your dog doesn't have to be left at home when on your camping adventure.

Head to the other side of Nashville for a luxurious motorhome camping experience at Trinity RV Park. This park is dotted with trees for both shade and privacy, and all sites come with a power supply pedestal and include sewer and water hook-ups. With paved roads and sites, it is an easily accessible site. The only downside is that there is no bathhouse on-site, so full hookups are necessary.

Getting Outdoors

Animal lovers will enjoy a trip to Nashville Zoo, home to hundreds of animals from all over the globe. There are more than 2764 animals in the zoo, covering 365 different species. Throughout the year it plays host to a huge range of events, and there is also the option of taking part in one of the unique experiences, such as feeding and close animal encounters. The Grassmere Historic Home sits centrally in the zoo, and the Wilderness Express Train and Wild Animal Carousel are both favorite visitor attractions.

No matter if you are a music lover or not, Nashville campers should not miss a trip to the Music Hall of Fame. Located on Music Mile, it is a landmark tribute to all who have contributed to the music industry within the city, either through song or other music collaboration, across all genres. You can and see the stars while learning more about the Nashville music industry. If you are camping at the right time, you may be able to attend one of the free induction ceremonies.

Cheekwood Estate and Garden will make you feel as though you are royalty as you walk the grounds and admire the architecture of this impressive building. Once the family home of Mable and Leslie Cheek, this 1930s Georgian Mansion and 55 acres of cultivated gardens are now open to the public as a botanic garden and museum. Many of the rooms inside the house have been resorted to showcase their original furnishings, while others have been converted into impressive art galleries.

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  • Lake & Ganier Ridge Trails, TNNashville, TN
  • Radnor Lake South Lake Trail, TNRadnor Lake State Park, TN
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