Water is a way of life in Guntersville.
The one-of-a-kind compound includes 17 rentals that range from majestic treehouses to cozy cabins to themed glamping tents.
Expect to catch plenty of largemouth bass, striped bass, black crappie, and catfish.
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Located on the banks of the Tennessee River,Lake Guntersville State Parkis one of them.
In the summer months, boats carrying water skiers, wakeboarders, and tubers crisscross the water.
Sip & Savor
Nothing works up an appetite like a day on the water.
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If you truly want to treat yourself, the place to be isOld Town Stock House.
For the best ambiance in town, snag a coveted table onRock House Eatery’sgorgeous patio for brunch.
If it’s warm, a wine slushie under the shade of a vine-colored trellis should do the trick.
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Find one-of-a-kind home goods and gifts fromThe Monkeys UncleandThe Red Elephant Marketplace.
AdjoiningCafe 336is perfect for a coffee, light lunch, or sweet treat.
For luxury bath products,The Soak House & Soaperyis your spot.
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We recommend booking a mineral soak while there.
For some of the best views, we’ve got two recommendations.
