Lake Guntersville State Park, which covers nearly 6,000 acres, is located on the eastern shore of Lake Guntersville – Alabama’s largest lake (69,000 acres). Because of everything Lake Guntersville State Park offers, it’s considered one of Alabama’s best state parks. This beautiful state park is open year-round, however, one of the best times to visit is during the summer months. For reasons why, read on.

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There’s no denying that Lake Guntersville State Park is an outdoorsman’s paradise. From boating and…

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…kayaking, to…

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…hiking and…

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…fishing, Lake Guntersville State Park offers a variety of recreational activities for everyone.

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A small beach area is also located within the park, which attracts families and groups of all sizes.

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For those of you who wish to extend your stay, Lake Guntersville State Park offers a variety of overnight accommodations such as cabins, chalets, campsites, and lodge rooms.

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Lake Guntersville State Park is also one of the best places in Alabama to experience a beautiful sunset. Be sure to stick around until dusk to experience it for yourself.

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For those of you who feel extra adventurous during your visit to Lake Guntersville State Park, you’ll want to try ziplining with Screaming Eagle Adventures. For an up-close look at this fun activity, be sure to check out the video below. 

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For more information about Lake Guntersville State Park, you can view its webpage here and its Facebook page here. You can visit Lake Guntersville State Park at 1155 Lodge Dr., Guntersville, AL 35976.

If you’ve ever visited Lake Guntersville State Park, especially during the summer months, please share your experience with us.

For a list of more Alabama state parks to visit this summer, click here.

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