Room to settle in.
RV Sites
Approximately 500 planned RV sites, deliberately widened — trading some density for spacing and room to live outdoors beside the rig.
01 A new destination is taking shape in Middle Tennessee
A modern RV resort,
thoughtfully composed
A planned destination of approximately 49.5 acres, being built from the ground up in Goodlettsville, Tennessee — a premium, welcoming basecamp for RV sites, cabins, and coach houses, just north of Nashville.
Now in development
Reservations aren’t open yet — join early access to be first to know when they are.
Conceptual rendering of a planned facility — not a photograph of the completed resort.
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Ways to stay
Three ways to make the resort your basecamp — each planned with room, privacy, and the outdoors in mind.
An easy, elevated basecamp.
Cabins
Approximately 60 planned cabins, envisioned as high-end two-story homes with room to sleep up to eight.
A signature way to stay.
Coach Houses
A private home planned alongside a premium RV site — offered only with a qualifying site, never on its own.
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A resort built around its land
Six Springs takes its name from the water that runs through the property. What began as a 29-acre concept is now a planned destination of approximately 49.5 acres — shaped around its terrain, bluffs, springs, and a natural lagoon uncovered during excavation, rather than paved flat for density.
- Approximately 49.5 acres
- Approximately 500 planned RV sites
- Approximately 60 planned cabins
- Natural swimming lagoon (planned)
- Two clear-view ponds (planned)
- Three-level grand lodge (planned)
- Zip line & outdoor recreation (planned)
- Amphitheater & wedding venue (planned)
Everything above is planned. Counts and layouts are approximate and still being refined.
“Down-home Tennessee hospitality, composed with a premium hand.”
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A planned amenity program
An envisioned program, grouped by the kind of day it makes possible. Details are confirmed as the resort is built.
Grand Lodge, Events & Gathering
A planned three-level grand lodge — entertainment below, dining and provisions on the main level, suites above — and an amphitheater planned to double as a wedding venue.
Lagoon, Springs & Water
A natural lagoon uncovered during excavation, planned as a swimming and recreation setting, plus two planned clear-view ponds and the spring-fed landscape the resort is named for.
Sports & Outdoor Adventure
Pickleball, a half basketball court, sand and water volleyball, rock climbing, and a zip-line experience — with trails threading it all together.
Planned amenities include
- Grand Lodge
- Lodge Entertainment Level
- Lodge Suites
- Amphitheater & Wedding Venue
- Zip-Line Experience
- Pickleball Courts
- Natural Swimming Lagoon
- Clear-View Ponds
05 The coach-house difference
A home and your rig, side by side
A coach house is our signature way to stay: a private, permanent home planned alongside a premium RV site. Bring the rig and still have a full kitchen, a real bath, and space to gather — the best of both.
They remain part of the plan for many premium sites, with concepts that may include a golf-cart garage and other luxury-site support. Coach houses are offered only paired with a qualifying RV site — never as a standalone rental.
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Explore the property
Explore how the property comes together — sites, zones, and amenities across the grounds.
Property planning remains in development. Locations, counts, and layouts shown in conceptual materials are illustrative and subject to refinement.
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Rooted in Middle Tennessee
Set in Goodlettsville, just north of Nashville, the resort sits within easy reach of Music City and the wider region — with rolling countryside, lakes, and small-town charm right at the doorstep.
- Music & culture
- Outdoor recreation
- Historic sites
- Local dining
- Sports & events
- Distilleries & wineries
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Development updates
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August 5, 2026 · Site Work
A Natural Lagoon Emerges During Earthwork
Excavation on the northern acreage uncovered a natural lagoon area — and reshaped the plan around it.
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July 11, 2026 · Design & Vision
A Look at the Landscape and Gathering Vision
A first look at how the springs, trails, and gathering spaces are envisioned to connect.
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June 27, 2026 · Site Work
Site Preparation and Grading Underway
Early earthwork has begun as the land is shaped for the resort's districts.
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Good to know
Is there really a lagoon?
A natural lagoon area was uncovered during excavation on the northern part of the property. The excavation and the water area physically exist today, but the finished swimming lagoon — the beach, the recreation features, the lifeguard operation — is planned and not yet built, so it is not somewhere you can swim.
Are the lagoon and the ponds the same thing?
No — they are separate features. The swimming lagoon is one planned amenity; two clear-view, aquarium-style ponds are planned separately, each roughly 100 by 150 feet and about half an acre.
What amenities are planned?
The planned program includes the lagoon and water recreation, a three-level grand lodge, sports and outdoor adventure including a zip-line experience, dining and provisions, and an amphitheater designed to double as a wedding venue. See the amenities page for the full planned program by category — all of it is planned, and none of it is open.
How big will the resort be?
The currently owned property is approximately 49.5 acres, with roughly 41.5 acres planned for the resort itself. Everything on this site describes a resort still being built.
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