Drouillard House

The present

Sensitive, detailed restoration and authentic Victorian furnishings qualify Drouillard House for museum status — but it is not a museum.

Modern amenities such as, central heat and air, private baths, ten working fireplaces, a well-equipped kitchen, and luxurious beds qualify it as a home — but it is not a private residence, it is home to NashCamp!

Drouillard House is the best of both past and present, uniquely suited for nurturing the spirit... a perfect retreat setting for learning music.

Welcome!

Whether they were playing charades or Chopin, Victorians enjoyed socializing. In the Drawing Room, we hold workshops around the fireplace or the rare antique piano.

Drouillard House has two elegant, formal dining rooms: One is a cozy anteroom and the other is a grand dining hall. Both have easy access to the sheltering front porch where dining can be enjoyed outdoors in balmy weather.

Drouillard House mansion has five bedrooms with private bath which accommodate our campers who attend as couples. For those who attend by themselves, there are 12 log cabin bedrooms available for triple occupancy. Men and women are housed separately in these tin-roofed cabin rooms with rocking chair porches. The log rooms have colorful rag rugs, fireplaces, private baths, antique furnishings, and unique accessories. All linens and towels are provided.

The Carriage House, with beamed ceiling and two sets of large double doors, is the perfect place for NashCampers to gather for large group activities.

The stables are break-out rooms for smaller groups.

For those wishing to bed off-site, Montgomery Bell State Park (615-797-3101) and hotels in Dickson, TN, are nearby.