Find your fitness across Huntsville: Fitness in the Park returns for 2026
Get active and explore parks across the City of Huntsville at Healthy Huntsville’s 2026 Fitness in the Park sessions.
This year’s series kicks off on Saturday, May 2, with a dance fitness class in Big Spring Park West, followed by the Mayor’s Bike Ride.
Fitness in the Park is 9-10 a.m. on Saturdays in May and June. Each free session features a different workout and instructors.
“We’re excited about the variety in this year’s Fitness in the Park schedule,” Huntsville Parks & Recreation Wellness and Fitness Coordinator Kevin Ready said. “It’s a great opportunity for people of all fitness levels to get active and explore different fitness opportunities.”
Fitness in the Park sessions are open to anyone ages 16 and older. Minors must be accompanied by an adult. In case of inclement weather, check the Huntsville Parks and Recreation Facebook page for updates.
Here’s the full schedule:
May 2: Kardio Dance Fitness with Karissa, Big Spring Park West, 100 Church St., SW
May 9: Pilates & Balance Fusion with Steady for Life, Sandra Moon Community Complex, 7901 Bailey Cove Rd. SE
May 16: Pure Barre with Pure Barre Huntsville, The Park at Hays Farm, 801 Haysland Rd.
May 23: Zumba with Angie, Butler Green, 2620 Clinton Ave. W
May 30: Fitness Court Workout with Chandice, The Fitness Court at John Hunt Park, 2305 Airport Rd. SW
June 6: Downward Dog Yoga with Sheila and Huntsville Animal Services, Butler Green, 2620 Clinton Ave. W
June 13: Mommy & Me Strength Class with PhysioPhit, Legacy Park, 6001 Cecil Fain Dr.
“Fitness in the Park is a great way to get outside and make the most of your Saturday,” said Parks & Recreation Director James Gossett. “The sessions provide opportunities for the community to explore new spaces, stay active and experience all the ways our parks support healthy, active lifestyles.”
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