Honeycomb Campground

B

Love this campground and the staff. Even though they no longer have free wi-fi, this will not stop us from going. I only need it when I camp and work at the same time, so I'll find a different internet provider so I can come back here time and time again. See you soon!

Jeep Family

Our family stayed at Honeycomb Campground for a week, and unfortunately, it did not meet expectations despite its beautiful location on Lake Guntersville. The lake views are scenic, but that’s about the only highlight. Restrooms & Showers: The restroom facilities were among the dirtiest we’ve experienced at any campground. Toilets had stains that remained untouched all week, and sinks often had bugs and hair left behind. The showers were equally poor—our family shower had only cold water, while the men’s shower ran only hot water with no temperature adjustment. On top of that, the showers use push-button controls that provide about 20 seconds of water at a time, making it feel more like a military-style rinse than a normal shower. To make matters worse, the motion-sensor lights in the restrooms turn off quickly, leaving guests in the dark mid-use. Cleanliness & Maintenance: The campground overall felt rundown and neglected. Common areas such as the laundry room were dirty, with poorly maintained machines and floors. Everything about the facilities seemed in need of a serious facelift and better upkeep. Safety & Atmosphere: We did not feel particularly safe during our stay. Some of the campground guests seemed to be long-term or transient visitors, and one incident involving a group of young men loitering and blaring music made our family uncomfortable. Bottom Line: Honeycomb Campground has potential due to its natural setting, but the lack of cleanliness, poor maintenance, and safety concerns overshadow any positives. At this time, I would not recommend it for families unless there are absolutely no other options.

Kim Page

Wow where do I start!!!! Honeycomb campground has always been my favorite campground in Alabama!!! The staff goes above and beyond to make sure you have a great weekend and experience... I love that they have a little playground now for the kiddos.. The bathrooms were exceptionally clean... As well as the shower room .. This weekend they had free popcorn and movie on Friday night.. Saturday they had all kinds of fun stuff for the kiddos and adults. They had candy bar bingo which was so much fun because I won 3 candy bars... A kids carnival, And so much more.. The campground is kept so clean... I'm hoping to go back in 2 weeks fingers crossed I can get a site... They also have RV rentals, and cabins!!!! So if you're looking for the best campground You got to try out honeycomb campground!!!!!

Beverly Dotsey

First the good...almost all the sites have a water view even if not waterfront and it's really beautiful! The sites are gravel and fairly level. There is a fire ring with a flip over grill grate. The staff was extremely friendly and check in was quick and easy. They had firewood for sell and the general store had most anything you've forgotten. There are boat slips if you bring a boat. The only negative as a tent camper is the bathrooms were not clean and reeked of urine. I propped the main door open to air it out which did help. Showers and shower curtains were moldy. Over all the showers, floors and toilets were gross. (I'm specifically referring to the 2nd bathhouse) There was no hand soap or even a dispenser to refill at the sink. I think if the bathroom were DEEP cleaned and maintained better this would be an amazing park. Luckily for RVers they have their own bathrooms! Being Labor Day Weekend the park was full but not unruly or loud. We had a wonderful time.

Danielle Hale

We had a really good experience renting a Lowe SS 210 pontoon boat here until it came time to return it and deal with the gas. When we pulled up at the dock at our scheduled return time, a young worker was already filling boats with gas cans (not a pump). He started filling ours, but ran out of gas midway. That immediately raised concerns, since there’s no way to know how much was in the can before he started. My husband went into the store and was told the worker would have to go buy more gas, and it would be 30+ minutes before he came back. This was frustrating because they knew our boat was due back at 6 PM, yet chose to use up gas on other boats first instead of being prepared for us. We were told we’d be sent a receipt for the fuel, but we never got one—just a $100 charge. At $5 a gallon and a 24-gallon tank, the numbers don’t add up, especially since the gauge showed between half and a quarter tank left when we returned it. Based on the math, I don’t believe we actually used the amount of gas they charged us for, likely an extra $20–$30. The day on the water itself was great, but the lack of transparency with the gas, no receipt, and questionable accuracy in what we were charged left a sour note at the end. It’s never a good feeling to feel like you have been ripped off. If you rent here, just be aware of how they handle fueling and charges.