Where to stay in Guntersville/Scottsboro
Hi All,
I'll be fishing the Big Bass Splash on Guntersville in May and need some ideas on affordable places to stay? I know the tournament is launching in the Scottsboro area and I'm not sure how practicle it would be to stay in Guntersville. I've got ex-inlaws in Florence, but I've never been to the Guntersville area so other than doing a hotel search, I don't know what the area has to offer. I'm meeting a buddy from Florida there and we basically need somewhere to sleep and shower...plus hopefully a working TV. When I lived in Florida, there were fish camps at most of the lakes that had cabins and trailers you could rent and I'm wondering if there are places like that as well on Guntersville?
Thanks for any info!
Rob
Re: Where to stay in Guntersville/Scottsboro (diverrob1225)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by diverrob1225 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Hi All,
I'll be fishing the Big Bass Splash on Guntersville in May and need some ideas on affordable places to stay? I know the tournament is launching in the Scottsboro area and I'm not sure how practicle it would be to stay in Guntersville. I've got ex-inlaws in Florence, but I've never been to the Guntersville area so other than doing a hotel search, I don't know what the area has to offer. I'm meeting a buddy from Florida there and we basically need somewhere to sleep and shower...plus hopefully a working TV. When I lived in Florida, there were fish camps at most of the lakes that had cabins and trailers you could rent and I'm wondering if there are places like that as well on Guntersville?
Thanks for any info!
Rob</TD></TR></TABLE>
OK, looks like the Big bass Splash is going out of Goosepond. You can try the Day's Inn in Scottsboro. Ask for a 1st floor room on the back of the motel. They have long parking stalls and electric plugs for charging. It ain't fancy, but it is next door to the Western Sizzlin and down the street from Ruby Tuesday, McDonalds, a Chinese buffet, and a good traditional Mexican restaurant (Buenavista). It's about a 12-15 minte drive from Goosepond - but unless you want to camp at Goosepond itself (see http://www.goosepond.org/camping.htm), it's about as close as you're going to get. Goosepond does have some lodging - see http://ahttp://www.goosepond.org/lodging.htm
If it was later in the year, you'd be welcome to stay at my place. My wife and I are retiring there around July! Hope this helped.
Re: Where to stay in Guntersville/Scottsboro (ReelDoc)
Re: Where to stay in Guntersville/Scottsboro (darkbullet)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by darkbullet »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">l like this place.
http://www.creekstonelodge.com/</TD></TR></TABLE>
I'd never heard of this place before. I just looked at their website. Looks very nice, especially the garages and the prices!! Mapquest says it's about 15 miles from Goose Pond. That's actually a couple miles closer than from my house! http://www.bassboatcentral.com/smileys/doh.gif
http://www.mapquest.com/maps?1...:M:/e