Beautiful and informative. They even have a small gift shop. Make sure to watch the short movie…read moreabout the canyon.

One of the best visitor centers we have been too. The staff is so nice and informative. They told…read moreus the best trails for kids and the gift shop is really nice as well.

We had takeaway Thanksgiving lunch, prepared by Fontana, daughter of the owner of The Mentone Inn,…read morea B&B. Fontana has a food truck. Her Thanksgiving meal was superb & her portions were huge. We ate 3 meals out of each plate. The price was EXTREMELY reasonable of $25 USD per plate. An incredibly great value! Thanks to Fontana for such a perfect Thanksgiving meal!

If you're looking for a cozy, true old fashioned bed and breakfast this is it. It has a lot of old…read moreand original touches. It's perfectly located right in the heart of Mentone. The owner is very nice and the breakfast is so good!

Nice clean quiet park. Spent the month of December. Laundry only has two machines but you can…read morereserve them in three hour increments. Very reasonable rates. Boat launch in park if you fish. Family and pet friendly.

LOVE this RV resort. It is maintained beautifully. The clubhouse with the pool is so serene and…read morerelaxing. The service was amazing and the lake views are stunning! The only thing I wish is they would let you have campfires on your site however they do have a big one by the lake for people to use if you'd like.

"Our Family rented this house last year for our annual fishing trip and enjoyed it so much we are…read morerequesting the same dates this year." "This cabin is so much fuN! i love going to it on the 4th of july. it's awesome to see all of the fireworks! if you are looking for a riverfront cabin, go to this one!"

Came up here for a spontaneous trip, not really sure what we were looking for and with the weather,…read moreoptions were limited. Stumbled across the arts center and they had tons of different artists represented, with beautiful pottery and paintings. I started up a conversation with Mr. Randy and he was so incredibly helpful and full of fun ideas and knew all the fun places and things to do. Just an all around wholesome human, looking to make peoples trips worth while.

Stop looking this is the place. No idea what's going on with the 1-star review that's unrelated to…read morethis business, but I had an RV here for over a year and these are fine people. The owners are good communicators and there's have a great little family living in a home onsite who take care of the property. I never had any problems but if something comes up the service is right there when you need them. Random items: * This is NOT the spot if you're looking to party. * If you're a fisherman, birder, and/or wildlife enthusiast this place is great. A majestic Great Horned owl lives on the property and if you're lucky he will make himself known. Songbirds galore! * Being directly across the street from Goose Pond Colony makes this THE spot in Scottsboro. Great golf course, walking trails, and the marina. Grab a burger at the launch or enjoy a feast at The Docks. If you're lucky enough to find an opening, grab it.

Service was terrible, our down payment was made 12 months in advance and then lost by your office…read more Took them days to find it and credit to our account, final payment made 60 days in advance, and then overcharged us 5 days before departure date instead of giving us enough notice almost causing my students to not get to take their trip. Will never use this company again! The only great thing about this experience was the host driver was absolutely wonderful!

Wonderful company to work with every time! They have taken care of my clients so much, and all of…read moremy clients have had such great things to say about them! Wonderful people.

My entire experience was awesome I am a definately repeat renter the yard was large and private the…read morehost were awesome each we stayed which have been a few

My family and I enjoyed staying here and plan to again but I imagine that people will either love…read moreit or hate it with no where in between. I have stayed in a lot of mountain cabins. The roads to some of them were so poor quality, narrow, and incredibly steep that I decided if I made it to the top I wouldn't drive back down until I left. It is on obviously rural mountain roads but I would feel completely comfortable on them even in the winter. Even though the website does say that bedrooms two and three are the second and third floor lofts it's easily overlooked which had happened to at least one reviewer. There are a couple of reasons that might make you either love it or hate it. If you have AT&T cell phone service, and possibly others, reception ends about half a mile before the cabin. However you can get reception outside of your car or the cabin. There are three porches so you don't have to go far for a signal but if you absolutely can't disconnect from the world then you might not like it. If you have a different carrier you might not have a problem. As for me and my family, we were looking for a place to get away and relax and the only people we would want to be able to reach us were here, so it wasn't a problem. Another thing that you might either love or hate is the Wi-Fi which is listed as an amenity. We'd read the reviews on the website saying it didn't work. I'm a former computer engineer so I thought I might be able to fix it or at least diagnose the problem. I can't prove my diagnosis because I can't gain physical access to the equipment but I believe there are two problems with it. The first is that I believe the Wi-Fi router is located in the cabin next door and not in this one and it has a very weak signal that does cut out at times. The second is that I believe it is only a slow DSL connection. The best speed I was ever able to get was 1 Mbps. That's definitely not enough to watch any streaming video like YouTube or Netflix which I believe some reviewers complained about. I had brought my laptop but never had a need or want to use it. I was able to use my iPad and iPhone to browse websites and use most of my apps without too much trouble. My family had come prepared to not have Internet access. We brought toys, games, fishing equipment, life jackets to use with the canoe they provide (they also provide life jackets but I brought my own to make sure I had the right size for the kids), DVDs and a player, books to read, books to color in, ingredients to make s'mores over a campfire, etc. But if you can't live without reliable high speed internet then this place won't work for you. The only other thing I can think of that you might either love or hate is there is no dishwasher. It did kind of surprise me that there wasn't one in a nice place like this but we just brought paper plates and plastic cups and cutlery. (My family is normally very environmental. I even drive an electric car, but nobody wants to spend their vacation washing dishes which wastes water. Sometimes you have to choose one negative environmental impact or another. This time paper and plastic lost to water.) One thing that is usually the same at every cabin or condo I rent is they advertise a kitchen "perfect for dining" but rarely have enough cooking utensils or they have practically been destroyed by previous guests. I've seen much worse but I was glad that I had brought my own spatula, slotted spoon, and can opener. When looking for a vacation destination my family selected this place because we wanted a somewhat remote cabin that was big enough for our entire family of eight, had fun things we could do there, and fun things to do nearby. DeSoto Falls, part of DeSoto State Park on Lookout Mountain is only about two miles away. Little River Canyon National Preserve (Park) with three other waterfalls and a 23 mile scenic trail is only about 15 miles away. If you have the time and don't mind driving a little further, Russell Cave National Monument (Park) is only about 30 miles away. We had so much fun at the cabin that we only went to DeSoto Falls and Little River Falls for a short time one afternoon.