Cooter's Nashville
Overview
What People Say
What's Great
- Friendly and helpful staff (mentioned in 5 reviews)
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Rating Breakdown
Perfect for Age Groups
- • Toddlers (1-3 years)
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Good value mentioned (2 mentions)
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Recent Reviews
Jared Guynes
4 weeks agoFor fans of the original “Dukes Of Hazzard” TV Show (1979-1985) there is a really neat museum and gift shop called “Cooters” in Nashville Tennessee. They also have two other locations, but this one is the largest. The shop is made up of historic items both from the show set itself, but also the endless amount of officially licensed items and collectibles that were produced in the height of the shows popularity. There is also a replica of the General Lee, Cooters Tow Truck, Daisy’s Jeep and the Police Car! I even noticed a bunch of Dukes of Hazzard Ducks and got a “Daisy Duke Duck” to give away to someone who can convince me they need it. Haha. The show was a little before my time, and according to many has not aged gracefully. For me, I just remember the cool orange car jumping ramps over rivers. Haha. If you are a fan of the show, or just looking for a free interesting museum and attraction to visit, Cooters may be worth adding to your Nashville To-Do List!
Yves Bertrand
a month agoIf you were a Dukes of Hazard fan growing up then this place is pretty cool to see. Cooter wasn't there the day we went and that would've been the only downfall. Great selection of merchandise to choose from.
Tanner Shipman
a month agoIt was a great experience, got to see the original Cletus Hogg (Rick Hurst) very sweet guy. We shopped around yesterday at the museum and great employees.
Cody Weikel
5 months agoCooter's Nashville is a one of a kind visit. This museum showcases the extreme merchandising of the show Dukes of Hazard. They literally put that show on everything! You can spend a good 2 hours here looking at everything. They even have several cars from the show that you can get your picture taken in, and of course there is a great gift shop. This place is free to visit!
advKAT01
2 months agoThis is a cute little free museum well worth visiting! The staff was nice and friendly! The memorabilia was great. Very nostalgic. Make a purchase and support them so they stay open!