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Nashville Shores Waterpark in Hermitage, TN

4001 Bell Road • Hermitage, TN 37076

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Located on Percy Priest Lake, Nashville Shores Waterpark boasts over 1 million gallons of fun. Enjoy a wave pool, 8 thrilling slides, Kowabunga Beach, and the Aqua Park obstacle course. Relax on the lazy river or beach. New this year: Mega Mayhem, a rare family raft ride. All-day fun for everyone!

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Daily parking costs $15, and a season parking pass is $39.99.
Nashville Shores is cash-free, accepting only cards or mobile payments, with cash-to-card kiosks available for easy conversion.
Lockers are available in various sizes with different rental rates depending on the day.
Stroller and wheelchair rentals are available at the park.
No charge for tubes. They are available on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Nashville Shores remains open during periods of rain. However, operations will be suspended if there is any threat of lightning in the area.

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Biggest NASHVILLE WATER PARK! Located on the shores of Percy Priest Lake, Nashville Shores Water Park features more than 1 million gallons of summer fun. Brave the waves in our gigantic wave pool, plunge down our 10 thrilling water slides, or, play, slide and splash in Kowabunga Beach, a massive water tree house and playground.

NEW - Mega Mayhem A colossal family raft ride which is only 1 of 6 in the entire world and biggest slide in park history!

If you want to chill instead of experience big thrills, enjoy a leisurely float ride on our lazy river or soak up some rays on our beautiful beach. There is all-day, all-you-can-play fun for everyone.

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Nashville Shores Waterpark Reviews

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790dinahm

"fair---would consider staying again"

Reviewed October 13, 2024

Walls and trim need a good wipe-down. Porch area also needs a touch-up. Bathrooms are terribly small. Walls are thin and you can hear eveything. Ubering into downtown costs about $50 each way (shuttle doesn't run all night). Neighbors were great. Sofa was uncomfortable. Although the listting advertises the cabins can sleep up to 6....there is no way this would be comfortable; we had 4 adults and were cramped. A fair value for the price. If you have kids, the water park and activities would be nice. The neary marina restaraunt has great greens and turkey legs!

I7782VTlaurenp

"Horrible"

Reviewed September 18, 2024

Horrible experience we rented a Pontoon boat for a day and we were told we could go tubing when I made the reservation but then the day of reservation we were told we couldn’t use our tubes ? Our twin granddaughters were so disappointed. Then we rented a jet ski instead worst experience we have ever had on a vacation. Thankfully we survived this experience but we Will NEVER GO BACK!!!!! NEVER 👎🏽 AS far as the campgrounds they are OK but during water park hours it’s so very noisy definitely not for a relaxing vacation.

pdietrich1969

Mission, Texas

"Nice Waterfront View!"

Reviewed September 06, 2024

Expensive for the condition of the park. The staff were good. You will get your money’s worth using the waterpark and adventure park because you get a considerable discount. We had a premium waterfront XL site and beautiful lake views! The site itself was okay. For an extra-large site, our 46-foot fifth wheel and truck barely fit, and per the rules, you are not allowed to park on the grass. So, take note of that. Also, if you look at the park map and book a premium XL waterfront site closer to the turnaround, there is a rock fence post that circles the exterior of the turnaround that will pose an issue for any big rig, which the website does not mention when you book. We chose to back up instead of taking on the challenge like another reviewer, and we were on Site #30. We had no problem backing up, but this was during a non-busy day, Wednesday morning, and there were maybe less than ten rigs in the park, and no one else was leaving that morning. I could not imagine a busy morning when everyone was trying to go and the park was full of rigs. I highly suggest big rigs sticking with a pull-through site like other reviewers suggested, no matter how badly you wanted a waterfront view.

Y4526YXkeithg

"Boat rentals"

Reviewed September 03, 2024

I rented a premium pontoon boat today for Labor Day. I'm not sure if the black mold on the seats and carpet is what makes it premium, but it was a nice touch that really shows how much they care. Beware that they will lie to you about how far you can take the boat. The receipt and website says 3-5 miles, but they will point to an island that you can see from the marina, then tell you that it's 3 miles and not to go past that area, which is right around 2 miles. 3-5 miles would be fine if they actually let you go that distance. If it wasn't a holiday, I would have gone elsewhere. So, I plan on renting from a different marina next time, and that's what I would advise you to do.

RBs4FSU

Athens, Alabama

"Great park, Needs cleaning!"

Reviewed July 19, 2024

We came a few years and loved it. This time was different. Great slides, but this park needs pressure washing and cleaning. The mats had mold on them. The tubes did too. This place has good food, security walking around, and amenities. It’s just not very clean.

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Nashville Shores Waterpark is located at 4001 Bell Road • Hermitage, TN 37076

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Frequently Asked Questions about Nashville Shores Waterpark

How far are you from downtown Nashville?

Nashville Shores is conveniently located off I-40 just two exits east of Nashville International Airport; approximately 10 miles east of downtown Nashville.

Are there lockers available for rent?

Yes! There are three different size lockers available. Credit card and mobile pay are accepted.

Is the park wheelchair accessible?

Yes, most areas are accessible, and wheelchair rentals are available.

Are there strollers available for rent?

Strollers are available for rent. A single stroller is $8 plus tax a day, and a double stroller is $10 plus tax a day. There are a limited number of strollers, and they are available on a first-come, first-serve basis.

What should I wear?

Swimsuits are required on all water attractions. Cutoffs, thong bikinis, denim shorts, or shorts with metal brads or buttons are not allowed

Are there any height requirements on your slides?

There are 8 water slides. The Music City Racer and Tennessee Twisters require that you are 48" tall. The Twin Cyclones requires that riders are at least 36" tall. Big Kahuna, the Big Scream, Thunder and Lightning requires that you are 42" tall.

Can I bring my camera?

Yes, there are always plenty of great photo opportunities.

Are your lifeguards certified?

Yes! All Nashville Shores lifeguards are certified and trained in CPR and first aid. Many Nashville Shores' lifeguards have been recognized internationally by Ellis & Associates for their excellence.

Can I take my own food and beverage?

You can bring in one unopened water bottle per person. Bottle may not exceed 20 ounces. Other outside food, beverages and coolers are not allowed anywhere in the park. Souvenir bottles and other personal cups must be empty prior to park entry.