Joe Wheeler State Park
Joe Wheeler State Park offers a picturesque lakeside retreat with diverse recreational opportunities, from boating to hiking, against the backdrop of scenic Wilson Lake.
About Joe Wheeler State Park
Joe Wheeler State Park, located in North Alabama, is a scenic hub for outdoor enthusiasts. Encompassing 2,550 acres, the park sits on the banks of the stunning Wilson Lake along the Tennessee River, offering a perfect escape for those looking to enjoy water-based activities. The park is named after General Joseph Wheeler, a Confederate cavalry general and U.S. Congressman. It houses a full-service marina and an 18-hole golf course, making it a versatile destination for both relaxation and adventure. The lush, wooded trails offer tranquil hiking experiences, while the diverse wildlife, including deer and a variety of bird species, enhance the park's natural appeal. The park's resort lodge provides comfortable accommodations for those who prefer a more leisurely visit. With a history dating back to its establishment in the mid-20th century, Joe Wheeler State Park continues to thrive as a beloved location for both locals and out-of-state visitors seeking picturesque views and recreational variety.
Highlights
The Lodge at Joe Wheeler State Park offering panoramic lakeside views.
Observation of diverse bird species along the Tennessee River.
18-hole championship golf course with scenic fairways.
Full-service marina for boating and fishing enthusiasts.
Notable Natural Features
Wilson Lake
A centerpiece of the park, ideal for boating and fishing.
The Lodge
Offers accommodations and dining with lake views.
Marina
Complete facilities for boating along the Tennessee River.