Huntsville, Alabama Sports Facilities for Events
The Huntsville/Madison County Convention & Visitors Bureau is ready to partner with you to make your next tournament or event an out-of-this-world success.Introduction
HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA
Centrally located in the Southeast, Huntsville boasts a wide array of new sports facilities and offers the perfect mix of small-town hospitality with big-city amenities to host sporting events. With 24 multi-sport fields, a world-class cross-country course, 15 beach volleyball courts, two ice rinks, disc golf courses, 40+ tennis courts, and the newly renovated Joe Davis Stadium, Huntsville has space to let your competition shine.
The Huntsville Aquatics Center has two 50-meter competition pools under the same roof and spectator seating for 1,400. The Von Braun Center has a 6,500-seat arena and 100,000 square feet in the convention center space that hosted the 2024 USA Table Tennis Nationals. Want to watch or play golf? Our numerous courses include Hampton Cove, one of the most popular stops on the famed Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail and home to the 2026 NCAA Division I Women’s Golf Regionals.
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HUNTSVILLE AQUATICS CENTER
Sports Covered: Swimming, diving
The Huntsville Aquatics Center opened in 2017 and has made a splash on the national stage, most recently as being named the host site for the AHSAA state championships. Two 50-meter indoor competition pools are housed under one roof, the larger with spectator seating for more than 1,400, as well as deck space seating for more than 400 competitors.
Joe Davis Stadium
Sports Covered: Football, Soccer
Originally built in 1985, the original Joe Davis Stadium was a beloved landmark for minor-league baseball, earning the nickname “The Crown Jewel of the Southern League.” After its doors closed in 2015, it was reimagined to be a state-of-the-art sports facility and home to Huntsville City FC! Featuring a 360-degree concourse, state-of-the-art audio and video, its very own NASA rocket engine, and so many more amenities, the 6,000+ venue hosts American football, private events, and more in addition to professional soccer.
ROBERT TRENT JONES GOLF TRAIL AT HAMPTON COVE
Sports Covered: Golf
Hampton Cove is the first step onto the famed Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail for visitors from the North, Northeast and Midwest. The impressive layout offers a variety of challenges for golfers, as well as all the amenities needed to host successful tournaments, including the 2026 NCAA Division I Women’s Golf Regionals. The Highlands Course meanders across hilly terrain and offers spectacular views, while the River Course offers no sand but plenty of water hazards.
HUNTSVILLE TENNIS CENTER AND ATHLETIC CLUB ALABAMA
Sports Covered: Tennis
The sites for the annual USTA Girls 16s Clay Court National Championship, the facilities are less than a half-mile apart and near the John Hunt Park complex. Huntsville Tennis Center is a city-owned facility with 24 lighted clay courts and six lighted hard courts. Athletic Club Alabama, a private facility, has six indoor courts and 15 outdoor courts, as well as a restaurant and meeting space.
JOHN HUNT PARK
Sports Covered: Soccer, lacrosse, cross-country, sand volleyball, tennis
John Hunt Park is the centerpiece of nearly 1,000 acres of recreational facilities in the geographical center of Huntsville. The park is headlined by its world class cross country course that has hosted a number of national races, including the NCAA Regionals and the annual RunningLane Nationals. The beach comes inland with 15 beach volleyball courts that are home to a number of tournaments, including the AVCA National Beach Pairs Championship. It is also the home of the Spencer Sports Complex that houses the Alabama High School Soccer Championships since 2001 at its four championship fields, with seating for than 4,000 fans, with multipurpose fields for soccer or lacrosse.