Skate Parks in Huntsville
A 52,000-square-foot concrete skatepark, an outdoor roller rink, and what is coming next.
Get-A-Way Skatepark at John Hunt Park
Huntsville's 52,000-square-foot public concrete skatepark in John Hunt Park, designed by Team Pain.
- 52,000 sq ft with three bowl areas, two snake runs, a three-quarter pipe and a street plaza; designed by Team Pain Skate Parks (City of Huntsville).
- Opened September 2023. It carries on the name of the original Get-A-Way Skatepark on Leeman Ferry Road.
- Hours: 10 a.m.-9 p.m. weekdays, 8 a.m.-9 p.m. weekends. Allowed: skateboards, bikes, inline and quad skates, and non-folding scooters. Helmets required; children under 12 need adult supervision.
- Construction was started by a $1 million anonymous donation plus a $10,000 Skatepark Project grant (City blog, 2022).
Where: 3685 Alex McAllister Drive SW, Huntsville, AL 35805 · John Hunt Park guide and homes nearby · Official page
Stoner Park Skating Rink
Covered outdoor roller-skating rink in north Huntsville's Stoner Park, which the city calls its only outdoor roller rink.
- The rink measures 85 x 185 ft under a 19,000-square-foot open-air pavilion (City of Huntsville).
- Ribbon-cutting was September 2025; it was a $2.3 million project.
- Stoner Park covers 68 acres south of Stringfield Road and west of Pulaski Pike, with a playground and ballfields.
Where: Stoner Park, south of Stringfield Rd and west of Pulaski Pike, Huntsville, AL · Official page
Coming to Decatur
A volunteer-built community skate park in Decatur that is in the works, which would be the city's first public skate park in nearly two decades. WAFF (April 16, 2026): Let's Skate Decatur, founded in September 2024, is working with city leaders to lease a site, and volunteers are building ramps. Nothing had opened as of April 2026.
We did not find public skate parks in Madison or Athens. If you know of one, tell us and we will add it.
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Questions
Where is the skate park in Huntsville?
The Get-A-Way Skatepark is in John Hunt Park at 3685 Alex McAllister Drive SW. It is a free, 52,000-square-foot concrete park that opened in September 2023.
Is there an outdoor roller rink in Huntsville?
Yes. The covered outdoor rink at Stoner Park in north Huntsville opened in September 2025.
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Search homes for saleCall or text (256) 808-6861Sources: Get-A-Way Skatepark (City of Huntsville); Coming down the 'pipe': Skatepark construction to start soon (City of Huntsville blog, June 2022); City of Huntsville rolls out opening of Stoner Park Skating Rink (City of Huntsville); Ribbon-cutting for Stoner Park Skating Rink (WAFF, Sept 2025); Decatur could soon have a skate park again after nearly two decades (WAFF, Apr 16, 2026); City of Huntsville GIS open data (parks, greenways, trails, trailheads, launches).
Trail, park and launch locations come from the City of Huntsville GIS open data and the official sources listed on this page, as of October 2026. Hours, fees, rules and trail conditions change, so check with the land manager before you go. Distances are straight-line miles. Listing information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Wyze Realty is not affiliated with any park, preserve or organization named here.