Northgate Resorts is eyeing a 200-acre camping resort on a farm site near the Grand Ole Opry. The project includes over 400 campsites and luxurious amenities.

The project, called The Bend Resort, will rise on a 215-acre site on the Cumberland River about 1.3 miles away from the Grand Ole Opry.

The Bend Resort is set to include 425 campsites, 105 of which are cabins and 320 of which are recreational vehicle sites. The first phase of the development will also include a welcome center, camp store, event center, pool, craft pavilion, petting barn, chapel and arcade barn.

The Nashville Business Journal reports future phases of the project include a 120-room hotel, 300 apartments, an indoor commercial amusement facility and a farm-to-table restaurant and microbrewery.

Nashville-based architecture and engineering firm Gresham Smith is involved in the project.

Northgate Resorts has 34 camp resorts and 11 brands across the country and is the largest operator of Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Parks.