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Cabins at Lake Guntersville State Park

Alabama State Parks · Alabama, United States

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Units
5
Sleeps
2–6 per unit
Bedrooms
1–2 per unit
Heated
3 of 5
Kitchen
All
Private bath
All
Electricity
All
Wheelchair accessible
1 of 5
Drinking water
Yes
Elevation
597 ft
Dark sky
Bortle class 4
Nearest town
Guntersville
Address
1155 Lodge Dr.

About each unit

Camper Cabins - ADA Accessible (Site E43) · sleeps 2

Site E43, Lake Guntersville's one ADA-accessible Camper Cabin (of ten total, booked through the park's own reservation system), nestled in the main campground. One bedroom with a queen bed, a common area with an eat-in kitchen (no oven, unlike this park's other Camper Cabins), and one bathroom. Living room with a couch, electric fireplace, and TV; screened front porch; air conditioning and heat. Not among the two sites (F16, F31) this park's own page names as pet-friendly. Linens are NOT provided - bring your own sheets, pillowcases, blankets, and bath towels (pillows and mattress covers are provided).

Camper Cabins - Queen & Bunk Room · sleeps 5

Seven of Lake Guntersville's ten Camper Cabins, booked through the park's own reservation system (sites F16, F31, F32, G40, G42, G44, G46), nestled in the main campground with easy access to the park's golf course, fishing, ziplines, and trails. Each has one room with a queen bed and one room with two twin-sized bunk beds (5 beds total), one bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen (full-size refrigerator, stove, oven, drip coffee maker, microwave, dishware, pots, pans, utensils), a dining table with 4 chairs, a living room with a couch, electric fireplace, and TV, a screened front porch, and air conditioning and heat. Sites F16 and F31 (2 of these 7) are pet-friendly ($30 per pet per night). Linens are NOT provided - bring your own sheets, pillowcases, blankets, and bath towels (pillows and mattress covers are provided).

Camper Cabins - Two Queen · sleeps 4

Two of Lake Guntersville's ten Camper Cabins, booked through the park's own reservation system (sites F33 and G38), nestled in the main campground. Each has a queen bed in each of its two rooms (2 beds total), one bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen (full-size refrigerator, stove, oven, drip coffee maker, microwave, dishware, pots, pans, utensils), a dining table with 4 chairs, a living room with a couch, electric fireplace, and TV, a screened front porch, and air conditioning and heat. Not among the two sites (F16, F31) this park's own page names as pet-friendly. Linens are NOT provided - bring your own sheets, pillowcases, blankets, and bath towels (pillows and mattress covers are provided).

Lakeside Cabins · sleeps 6

Fifteen cabins near the banks of the Guntersville Reservoir, booked through a separate operator (thelodgeatlakeguntersville.com) from this park's own Camper Cabins, which book directly through the park. Each has a living room, WiFi, cable TV, a kitchen with basic cookware, two bathrooms, and two bedrooms (one king bed, one room with two double beds), sleeping up to 6. Back porch with seating, an outdoor grill, and a small fire ring. Certain units are wheelchair-accessible and certain units are pet-friendly ($30 per pet per night, 2-pet max, standard cabins are otherwise not pet-friendly) - both available only on request and subject to availability, exact counts not published.

Mountain Top Chalets · sleeps 6

Twenty chalets perched atop Taylor Mountain with lake views and wraparound porches, booked through a separate operator (thelodgeatlakeguntersville.com) from this park's own Camper Cabins, which book directly through the park. Each has a living room, WiFi, cable TV, a kitchen with basic cookware, one bathroom, and two bedrooms (one king bed, one room with two double beds), sleeping up to 6, plus a gas fireplace and outdoor grill. Certain units are wheelchair-accessible (including the King Chalet) and certain units are pet-friendly ($30 per pet per night, 2-pet max) - both available only on request and subject to availability, exact counts not published.

No season, open/close date range, or closure policy is published for this cabin. Call the park directly to confirm availability before a winter trip.

Each unit

UnitSleepsBedroomsKitchenBathHeatPowerAccessiblePets
Camper Cabins - ADA Accessible (Site E43)21✓✓✓✓✓–Reserve
Camper Cabins - Queen & Bunk Room52✓✓✓✓Reserve
Camper Cabins - Two Queen42✓✓✓✓–Reserve
Lakeside Cabins62✓✓✓Reserve
Mountain Top Chalets62✓✓✓Reserve

Weather, month by month

MonthTypical highTypical lowColdest nightHottest dayYears with a night below 32°F
January50°33°11°70°9 of 11
February59°40°21°72°7 of 11
March65°47°27°81°4 of 11
April71°52°39°83°0 of 11
May82°65°50°92°0 of 11
June86°71°59°94°0 of 11
July88°74°67°96°0 of 11
August89°74°68°98°0 of 11
September86°69°56°96°0 of 11
October71°55°40°88°0 of 10
November63°46°26°78°1 of 10
December54°39°24°69°4 of 10

Mid-month figures from 2016–2026 of daily weather at this spot (ERA5 reanalysis via Open-Meteo, CC BY 4.0), in °F. Typical is the median; coldest and hottest are the extremes seen.

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