Treasure Island Bed and BreakfastConvenient to Birmingham and Talladega Alabama

This Bed and Breakfast is located in Cropwell, AL overlooking Logan Matin Lake

Special Events

Our Luxury Anniversary Suite offers the perfect romantic getaway to mark that special occasion with a memorable and relaxing evening enjoying the ambience of the bath and the comfort of the king sleigh bed with a view of the expanse of the lake from the sliding glass doors. We provide fresh flowers for the room with a bottle of sparkling cider and "chocolate-covered strawberries" upon request. 

  • Honeymoon Hideaway

    We host many couples for their wedding honeymoon retreat to our luxury suite. With its private entrance and spectacular view overlooking the lake, it is perfect for that special night to remember for newlyweds. Call us to arrange the room with fresh flowers and a tray of your favorite "goodies" for that special night.

  • Special Discount Rate

    By request we offer a 50% discount on the fourth night of a four night consecutive stay. Save up to $75 on a four night stay. (Discount not valid for Talladega race week-ends.)

More than 200 Great Alabama Homecoming Celebrations are featured in tourisms 2010 Vacation Guide. Participating cities and towns will hold festivals, tours, and other events including the unveiling of historic markers as part of The Year of Alabama Small Towns and Downtowns.

A few of the homecoming celebrations that will be held at various dates throughout the year include the 50th anniversary of Harper Lees novel To Kill A Mockingbird in Monroeville; the 100th anniversary of Rickwood Field in Birmingham; Jubilee CityFest in Montgomery; the 50th anniversary of Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, and Foleys 10th Anniversary of Heritage Harbor Days. A list of 215 Great Alabama Homecoming Celebrations can be found on pages 10-13. The Birmingham Civil Rights Institute was named the Attraction of the Year and is featured on page 16.

We are proud to celebrate 2010 as the Year of Small Towns and Downtowns. We invite residents and visitors to join the Great Alabama Homecoming events and experience southern hospitality at its finest, said Governor Bob Riley. The vacation guide is a valuable tool designed to help travelers experience the best of Alabama, added Riley.

The 157-page guide provides travelers with information on hotels, restaurants, campgrounds, tourism associations, state parks, golf courses, attractions, trails and museums.

The guide spotlights attractions and events in the four regions of the state that include the Mountain, Metropolitan, River Heritage and Gulf Coast regions. The Mountain Region that includes North Alabama begins on page 22 with photos of the U.S. Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville, Point Mallard waterpark in Decatur, Unclaimed Baggage in Scottsboro and the Stevenson Railroad Depot. The Metropolitan Region surrounding Birmingham, begins on page 48 and highlights the new Wellborn Muscle Car Museum in Alexander City and the Talladega Superspeedway. The River Heritage Region begins on page 78. A few of the attractions highlighted include the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama Shakespeare Festival in Montgomery and Black Belt Treasures in Camden. The Gulf Coast Region begins on page 104. Photos include the Gulf State Park Pier, the Dauphin Island Estuarium and Mardi Gras.

The publication also highlights Alabamas restaurants, attraction of the year and the new Spa Trail along the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail. A section on chefs, restaurants and other dining can be found on pages 14-15. Readers will find details about some of the nations top rated spas on page 18.

New for 2010 are fun facts about Alabama and its attractions with Did You Know? sections appearing throughout the guide. The sections feature caricatures of famous Alabamians. A new section on exploring Alabamas outdoors is on page 130.

Two covers were produced for the publication, one features the Marriott Grand Hotel in Point Clear with a smaller photo of the Monroeville County Courthouse. The other cover features a group of students touring Desoto Caverns in Childersburg.

The 2010 Alabama Vacation Guide is available at all eight state welcome centers across the state. Copies of the publication can also be obtained by calling 1.800.ALABAMA or visiting www.alabama.travel. Compass Marketing of Gulf Shores publishes the vacation guide.

CONTACT:
Edith Parten
334.242.4537

 
 

Lake view from window

mountains of Logan Martin Lake
Talladega Scenic Drive
Catch a bird's eye view of Alabama when you drive the Talladega Scenic Drive. At its highest point, you will find yourself on Cheaha Mountain, 2,407 feet above sea level, the highest point in Alabama. You will be awe-struck by the view of the Appalachian Mountains, rock outcroppings, and small rural settlements nestled among the trees. Here, the air is crisp and clean, although during the summer months you may notice a bluish haze in the air. No need to worry - the haze is simply caused by the lush green trees releasing condensation into the warm air.In addition to simply enjoying the scenic beauty of the Talladega National Forest, be sure to take advantage of its abundant recreational opportunities. You will find many developed areas where you can camp, picnic, fish, and hike. If you are up to an all-day adventure, spend some time in the Cheaha Wilderness or on the Pinhoti National Recreation Trail. The wilderness areas are open to hunting, fishing, and primitive camping. Peace and quiet will abound here, as motorized vehicles and bicycles are prohibited.There is a restaurants with an incredible view of the mountains and shops at the top of Cheaha Mountain in Cheaha State Park. And while you are at the top, keep a close eye out for wildlife such as the white-tailed deer, quail, turkey, rabbit, opossum, and even the bald eagle. A glimpse of one of these natural inhabitants could be one of the highlights of your trip on the Talladega Scenic Drive.

    Call for Reservations..(205) 525-5172
or (205) 542-8040

See what our guests
 have to say about us:

 

Annette Harris-Rumors Deli, Inc.
Dear Lillie and Earl, I have enjoyed staying at Treasure Island so much. Its just like home and the little touches, the roses in the room, treats on my pillow, cleanliness everywhere I go in the house, the wonderful breakfasts, Earl in his chef attire, all of it makes me feel comfortable. We loved the boat ride to Goat Island. Lets not forget Meshka. I've already recommended your place to several people. Its wonderful. Thank you. Annette Harris and the Rumors Deli crew, Sunday June 18 2006 - Cullman, AL


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Cropwell, Alabama 35054

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