RV rental Lake Guntersville State Park, AL: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Camping at Lake Guntersville State Park reveals an enticing natural beauty with a modern campground. Is your favorite RV camping site any place overlooking the lake? Lake Guntersville State Park main campground along the shores of Lake Guntersville is just the perfect place for you. With close to 400 campsites, RV camping at Lake Guntersville State Park comes with great amenities such as a fire pit, a camp store, and hot showers, as well as exceptional service. With 229 campsites having the provisions for full hookups, Lake Guntersville State Park Campground is one of the finest RV campgrounds in the area About 65 sites are improved with water and electric hookups, a grill and fire ring. When you choose to camp at either of these campgrounds, you are able to come with your pets, provided they are on a leash and you clean after them. In addition, the park’s internal roads are big-rig friendly, and the largest campsites can accommodate trailers and motorhomes of up to 60 feet. When you are camping in your RV rental near Lake Guntersville State Park, take time to explore different corners of the park, especially near the hilltop to get amazing views of the surrounding area. Also, plan out some spare some time for a scenic drive through the park, don't forget your camera.

Attractions near Lake Guntersville State Park draw campers to the area in great numbers. Is ziplining on your bucket list? Park your rental motorhome at Lake Guntersville State Park and head to Screaming Eagle Zipline Tours on Lake Guntersville. This establishment offers an amazing zip line course depending on age and skills level. Another favorite thing to do is to visit the Guntersville Museum and Cultural Center. This cultural and historical center houses different artifacts, gems, Indian pottery, and mineral collection. Also, on display are many exhibits of civil war items. This museum is rich in history pertaining to the local area. Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge in downtown is every birder's dream. Sprawling over 35,000 acres this abode for over 288 species of birds including songbirds, red-tailed hawk, geese, and ducks. Wildlife is also in plenty. Squirrels, deer, and raccoons are often spotted along the many trails dotting this facility. Hugging this national wildlife refuge is the Tennessee River a habitat rich in catfish and crappie. Hunting is also a popular activity here. For lovers of science, rocketry, and space, Space and Rocket Center in Huntsville is something to put on your list to visit. This center offers a well-preserved history of space programs and old spacecraft exhibits. Inside the rocket center, is an I-Max theater with great planetarium shows. Not too far is Cathedral Caverns State Park less than an hour’s drive from Lake Guntersville State Park. Featuring lovely caverns to stalagmites and stalactites this one of Alabama’s most beautiful natural attractions, and an added bonus to your vacation.