Places to visit in Huntsville, Alabama, with your electric vehicle

Downtown Huntsville mixes culture, history, and relaxation. Here are a few spots worth exploring on foot:

📌Huntsville Museum of Art : enjoy diverse collections and rotating exhibits featuring regional, national, and international artists.

📌 Big Spring International Park: stroll through gardens, ponds, and sculptures in this urban oasis.

📌 Constitution Hall Park (Also known as Alabama Constitution Village) : step back into 19th-century Huntsville with period buildings and costumed artisans.

📌 Harrison Brothers Hardware : visit this 1897 landmark, now a shop featuring local crafts and souvenirs.

📌 EarlyWorks Children’s Museum : a fun and educational museum designed for kids, filled with interactive exhibits about Alabama’s history and daily life.

For more details, check the Huntsville tourism website.

Tip: With the ChargeHub app, you can find charging stations around town and walk to several attractions. Quick chargers and Level 2 stations save you time and make exploring downtown easy.

No trip to Huntsville feels complete without the U.S. Space & Rocket Centre. This hub of space exploration features full-scale rockets, immersive simulators, and interactive exhibits. The Space Camp experience lets you train like an astronaut, something everyone should experience at least once.

Tip: You’ll find charging stations right in the parking lot.

Perched on a bluff, Burritt on the Mountain combines a historic house museum, cultural events, and scenic trails. The sweeping view of Huntsville and the valley makes it a favourite for photographers and outdoor lovers.

Tip: Charge your vehicle downtown or near Whole Foods Market before heading up the mountain.

Lowe Mill Arts & Entertainment is the largest privately owned arts centre in the U.S. With more than 150 studios, you can meet artists, watch them work, and bring home one-of-a-kind pieces. The creative, welcoming vibe makes it easy to spend hours here.

Tip: Use stations along Governors Drive or near Whole Foods before your visit.

Just minutes from downtown, the Huntsville Botanical Garden spreads across 110 acres. It offers themed gardens, flower-lined paths, green spaces, tropical greenhouses, and a stunning butterfly house. Each season feels unique: tulips in spring, roses in summer, chrysanthemums in fall, and dazzling lights in winter.

Tip: There’s no station on-site. Recharge instead at the U.S. Space & Rocket Centre nearby, where parking is free for visitors.

Looking for fresh air? Monte Sano State Park offers more than 20 miles of hiking and biking trails, from easy paths like the North Plateau Trail to tougher loops like the South Plateau Loop. Shaded picnic areas invite you to slow down with a meal outdoors, while campgrounds welcome tents and RVs. Wildlife watchers can spot deer, birds, and seasonal flowers, while photographers capture stunning sunrise and sunset views.

Tip: Charge in town before you head out. Start your day with a full battery so you can explore without worrying about range.

At Constitution Village and the Madison County Museum, you’ll walk straight into the 1800s. Period homes, costumed artisans, and live demonstrations bring Alabama’s history to life.

Tip: Charging stations sit just a few minutes away near the Von Braun Centre.

Both International Park and Big Spring International Park give downtown Huntsville green spaces for a break. With gardens, ponds, and seasonal festivals, they make perfect spots to unwind.

Tip: The Twickenham station is the closest, about a 15-minute walk.

Head to Nashville, Tennessee, the music capital

Extend your trip with a two-hour drive to Nashville. Known worldwide as the capital of country music, the city blends culture, food, and entertainment. Visit the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum for an inside look at American music history. Concerts and exhibits fill the calendar year-round. Tip: Fast chargers line the route, making the drive simple with your EV.

Head to Birmingham, Alabama’s historic heart

Drive 90 minutes to Birmingham, the historic centre of the Civil Rights Movement. Highlights include the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute and the 16th Street Baptist Church. Art lovers will enjoy the Birmingham Museum of Art, while the lively Five Points South neighbourhood offers plenty of dining and nightlife. Tip: Fast chargers are available all along the route from Huntsville.

From the Rocket Centre to Monte Sano trails, from Lowe Mill Arts to Huntsville’s parks, the city offers endless things to do. Driving an EV with ChargeHub makes the journey even smoother. With our interactive map, you’ll always find the nearest charging station and enjoy every stop worry-free.