Lake Guntersville State Park
Nature abounds in this 6,000-acre State
Park on the 69,000-acre Guntersville Reservoir.
800-548-4553 and 256-571-5440
Nature Never Looked So Good!
Voted by readers of Southern Living Magazine as "Best Lake in Alabama"!
The New Year is here and time to
fulfill all those New Year's resolutions. When it comes
to getting more exercise and enjoying the great
outdoors, think Lake Guntersville State Park! Our
31-miles of hiking and biking trails and 69,000 acres of
water is the perfect answer of how and where to get
started. Drop by for a day
or more and enjoy everything your
Alabama state park has to offer.
Need to unwind after a long work week? Relax with a good read in front of one
of our 6 large stone fireplaces, join us for a home
cooked meal, and take in the spectacular views from the Lodge and park
property. Lake Guntersville is the perfect setting to
put you in a relaxed state of mind.
Hear the call of the wild and escape
to Lake Guntersville State Park. View deer, bald Eagles
and their nesting sites, and a variety of waterfowl and
wildlife. Take to the greens for a
round of golf on our 18-hole championship golf
course. Get back to nature and
enjoy fishing from our 69,000-acre Guntersville
Reservoir,
hiking our 31-miles of trails,
boating, taking in views from majestic overlooks,
and so much more in this mountainous paradise.
We have a wide array of accommodations
to suit everyone's needs.
Mountain-top chalets, a lodge complex with
fine dining, a
convention center, and
112 hotel rooms and suites rests on a precipice
overlooking the reservoir. Lakeside
cottages and
2 campgrounds line the water's edge and round out
the unique mix of accommodations in which to spend time
enjoying all this park has to offer.
Watch our video about Lake Guntersville State Park
Lodge and park amenities.
The lobby of the Lodge, with its large
stone pillars and fireplace, provides a warm inviting
welcome to guests.
View more
images of the park on
our Facebook page!
Sit back, relax, and unwind at
beautiful Lake Guntersville State Park, where
Nature Never Looked So Good!
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