The Docks at Goose Pond Colony
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The Docks at Goose Pond Colony

The Docks is the only fine dining restaurant in the area that boasts lake access for boats. Cuisine from chef and owner Mark Hall is complemented by a come-as-you-are atmosphere. The lighted pier, full-service bar and weekend live entertainment makes this a favorite spot to kick back and relax.
417 Ed Hembree Drive Scottsboro, AL 35769
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256 574-3071
Tuesday - Thursday 5- PM; Friday - Saturday 5-10PM ; Sunday & Monday CLOSED
This experience may be open for on-site visitation; however, offerings and/or operating procedures may have changed due to COVID-19. Please verify details before you go and visit the COVID-19 Resources page for more information.
Tuesday - Thursday 5- PM; Friday - Saturday 5-10PM ; Sunday & Monday CLOSED
2565743071

Getting There

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  • 417 Ed Hembree Drive
  • Scottsboro, AL 35769
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Where to Stay

Hampton Inn & Suites

Check in to the Hampton Inn & Suites Scottsboro hotel, just minutes from downtown Scottsboro, the local business district and some of Alabama’s best fishing. Nestled in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, Scottsboro is located in the North Al...

Comfort Inn & Suites

Book a room at the Comfort Inn & Suites hotel in Scottsboro, AL

Goose Pond Colony

Located on the banks of the Tennessee River's beautiful Lake Guntersville and nestled into the picturesque Cumberland Mountains, Goose Pond Colony awaits your arrival. Goose Pond Colony is a public resort that will take your breath away. With two b...

Goose Pond Colony Campground

Goose Pond Colony Campground offers waterfront camping. Located on The Tennessee River in Scottsboro, Alabama. Other amenities inculde; 125 campsites, two Bathhouses, playground, boat launch, sewer hookups, camp store, and many more.

Budgetel Inn & Suites

Book a room at the Budgetel Inn & Suites in Scottsboro, AL.

Robinson's Roost

Fishing and Family Fun! Main Channel of Tennessee River Near Goosepond Colony Approximately 3100/sf WiFi, password protected 5 Bedrooms, 2 Baths Hardwood floors, Travertine Tile Baths Boathouse Park-style Charcoal Grill

Crawford RV Park

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Motel 6- Scottsboro

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Budget Inn

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Upcoming Events

Skyline Day Festival 2023

Community celebration with live music, food, vendors, bounce houses, games and more.
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What to See & Do

Scottsboro-Jackson Heritage Center

Cultural and historical museum. Jackson Co. history from 8,000 B.C. to the 1930s. Neo-classical house, pioneer village, 1868 Jackson Co. Courthouse. Genealogy research center.

Sauta Cave National Wildlife Refuge

Located next to a major thoroughfare in Scottsboro, Alabama, the federally protected Sauta Cave National Wildlife Refuge hosts a large colony of gray bats. During the summer months at dusk, you can watch a dark cloud of bats pouring out of the cave t...

Jackson County Park

The Scottsboro based, waterfront park, is a swimming & boating destination with a campground for RVs & tents, play area & nature trails.

The Plantation Course at Goose Pond Colony Resort

PGA Tour Quality Mini-Verde greens installed in 2013. Certified Tee-It Forward Course. Links style family friendly golf course.

Fish Lake Guntersville Guide Service

Bass fishing Guide Service on Lake Guntersville Alabama

Goose Pond Colony Resort

Located on the banks of the Tennessee River’s beautiful Lake Guntersville and nestled into the picturesque Cumberland Mountains, Goose Pond Colony Resort awaits your arrival. Restaurant, golf course, campsites, Olympic-size pool, 1,500-seat amphithe...

The Social Nook

A unique venue for hosting public events and clases in downtown Scottsboro.

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The Scottsboro Boys Museum

The Scottsboro Boys Museum commemorates the lives and legacy of nine young African Americans who, in the 1930s, became international symbols of race-based injustice in the American South, and celebrates the positive actions of those of all colors, cr...
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