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Lake Guntersville and the Tennessee River are close, and a lot of people here own a boat or a camper. Finding a home where you can actually park it is another story. This page reads every listing description for RV pads, boat storage and room for a camper.

Counting... in Madison, Limestone and Morgan counties

Many subdivisions do not allow boats or RVs in the driveway. Homes that mention RV parking are often in the county, on bigger lots or in neighborhoods without an HOA.

For more room, see homes with a shop, 3-car garages and no-HOA homes.

Homes for sale that mention RV or boat parking

Found by reading the description of every active listing. The words are the listing agent's, not ours: confirm every detail with the listing agent before you rely on it.

Before you buy

• Read the covenants. Even where parking exists, HOA rules can limit where and how long an RV or boat can sit.
• Check the access. Turning radius, driveway slope and gate width all matter for a big rig.
• Ask about hookups. Power, water and a dump connection are not always there even when a pad is.
• Check city rules. Inside city limits, zoning can also restrict parking.

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Listing data from Valley MLS, deemed reliable but not guaranteed; each home is courtesy of the listing office shown. Matches come from listing descriptions written by listing agents and may miss a home or include one described loosely. Wyze Realty advises buyers; confirm details with the listing agent, your inspector, lender, insurance agent and attorney. This is general information, not legal, tax or lending advice.