About

6 Springs RV Resort is being developed on a piece of Goodlettsville, Tennessee shaped by water and woodland — just north of Nashville, and a world away from it. It is being built for travelers who want somewhere that feels designed, calm, and genuinely welcoming.

The project began as a 29-acre concept. As the land came together it grew into a planned destination of approximately 49.5 acres, with roughly 41.5 acres given to the resort itself. That growth changed the plan rather than simply enlarging it — there was suddenly room to design around the terrain instead of against it.

The property has real relief: bluffs, a ravine, and — uncovered during excavation on the northern acreage — a natural lagoon area that has since become the centre of the planned water and recreation program. Two clear-view ponds are planned separately. The layout follows what the land already does.

Sites have been deliberately widened. That decision costs density, and it was made on purpose: spacing, privacy, and room to live outdoors beside the rig matter more to the kind of stay we want to offer than fitting in more pads.

The plan brings RV travel, cabin and lodge lodging, water recreation, entertainment, dining, and events together on one property — quality over noise, and a strong sense of place. Everything described here is planned and still being refined; counts and layouts will change as the design settles.