Bill Monroe Music Park & Campground

Had a wonderful time here, friendly and helpful staff. Definitely a must go to place during some of the various music festivals. Not over crowded good amenities and nice tent camping spots as well as RV. Hoping this Gem is in business for decades to come. If you're interested or even considering going, YOLO, do it, you won't regret it.

Love this place, we go several times a year and stay in their smaller cabins. The only complaint is the mattresses. They need atleast a topper or maybe even a blowup on top of them. Everything else is perfect there.

This is the most beautiful venue I've ever been to. The seating area is covered by massive Oak trees. Just beautiful!! Campsites are nice and the cabins are well maintained!

My friends and I had a cabin getaway for the weekend and it was great! Plenty of space inside with heaters and a mini fridge for all of our campfire food. Staff is incredible! We took a history hayride where Rex (the owner I believe) told us all about the History of Bill Monroe and the grounds and buildings on the property. He even let my friends and I check out the museum before hours and another gentleman was kind enough to spend time and tell us some fun facts and stories about celebrities and artists that have history there. Overall I would highly recommend. Its about 8 min to Nashville if you want some good food out or a quick shopping stop. Next time we'll go on some of the walking trails as we ran out of time. & Can't wait for their Christmas light event too!

It was a beautiful place to camp and the staff were incredibly nice to us. We went for a few days to witness the solar eclipse and would definitely come back for the festivals - they looked like a lot of fun!

2024 we loved this place!! This year however wasn't the same. We camp by the leave no trace rule, leave your campsite better than when you arrived. The last people who camped at the site we stayed at clearly do not follow the same rule. The campground wasn't nearly as prepared for the holiday weekend.We arrived a day early, I called ahead, arranged a primitive cabin so we could check in a day early and have the next day to setup. Well we had the unfortunate experience of having to clean our own cabin before being able to sleep. Mind you we drove two hours with two young kiddos. Not what we expected and definitely not done in one night. A little bit of dust and dirt would've been easier to dismiss but this was everywhere, and mouse droppings. And for the price we paid we shouldn't have had to clean before we could sleep. We had a great time otherwise, just was a little disappointed as we bragged and raved reviews of this place only to show up a year later to it having gone downhill.

One of my favorite weekend camping spots! My friends and I try to make it down here at least once a year for a camping or cabin getaway. Beautiful location, far enough away from Nashville to avoid a lot of the traffic but close enough to go out for a nice meal if you're tired of hotdogs and s'mores as well as going into Brown County State Park for some hiking. I've never managed to catch any of these concerts during the time of year we're normally here but I'd love to see some bluegrass shows here too.

The Good: My husband enjoyed the music. I enjoyed camping and relaxing. The Bad: Called the DAY before asked how much to camp. $40 dollars. Sounded good. When we came it ended costing us 361.80. Why? Because we came to a bluegrass festival so we had to pay for 4 nights even though we stayed 2. We also paid for 2 days of music tickets times 2. I understand the tickets but why the 4 days of camping? We only wanted 2 nights and only stayed 2. Now they’ll rent that same space even though we paid for it. Also there is a sign that says you can only dump one time per stay, anything over that…$25. Wait what??? If I paid for 4 days that should be good for 4 times at the dump station if need be. Right?