Honeycomb Campground

Attended a vintage trailer gathering with the 48 Spartan. This is a beautiful campground on Guntersville Lake.

We stay here at least 3 times a year. The lake front sites are only available for short term visitors (I think 2 weeks or less) and many of these sites will accommodate our 40 foot motor home.

Well kept campground. NO SEWER at the sites

50 amp hookups, water, great T-Mobile cell coverage.

Our first time taking our pop up out. Everyone was friendly, boat rentals, beach area to swim in, pet friendly, clean restrooms, General store had a good variety of stuff incase you forgot something.

50/30/20 electric and water on a waterfront site. No sewer hookups, but a dump station near their general store.

Site 32 was a great long site facing the lake, gravel slightly unlevel. Had trees for shade and grass sections as well. Behind the campsite across road there was a wooded area for dog to do his business. There was an unofficial access point to honeycomb tva trail which was a nice hike. Camp hosts were very friendly. Campground was quiet and really dark at night with no street lights. Hard to park at night but believe it helped with everyone staying quiet. The only negative was the bathrooms were a dated and one toilet was not working.