Huntsville homes and real estate
Volunteers run a winter ice rink in Huntsville Park as weather allows, and the town dates its first cabin to 1861.
Huntsville at a glance
Living in Huntsville
Huntsville is a Weber County, Utah, town with Pineview Reservoir shoreline inside it, and Ogden Valley City wraps around nearly all of it. The town lists its elevation at 4,927 feet. The 2020 Census counted 573 people.
Morning
Huntsville mornings can start at First Lift Coffee, the coffee shop inside Compass Rose Lodge on 7400 East. It says it serves early birds heading for the first lift of each ski day, and people who enjoy sleeping in. It is open to hotel guests and the public, and the lodge says it was established in 2018. Then head to the town's parks at 7400 East 200 South: the Main Park, North Park and Aldous Cabin Park.
Afternoon
Huntsville Park lists room for horseshoes, soccer, baseball, softball, tennis, volleyball and basketball. The Main Park has two boweries that hold up to 150 people and a stage, and North Park has three pickleball courts. The town's History Center says the Robert F. Aldous Cabin, at 200 South and 7400 East, is the first cabin built in Huntsville, in 1861. Weber County Library's Ogden Valley Branch, at 131 South 7400 East, has a gallery, a makerspace and a natural history exhibit.
Evening
The Forest Service describes Cemetery Point Picnic Area, inside the town, with grassy, shady picnic tables, pedestal grills and beach access. The Forest Service says developed sites at Pineview open 6 a.m. to 10 p.m., with a managed season of about May 1 to September 20. Highway 39 runs through town and down Ogden Canyon, where Isaac Goodall finished a narrow toll road in November 1860. Ogden's FrontRunner station is 15.3 road miles from Town Hall.
Seasons
Huntsville Park's outdoor ice rink is run by volunteers and opens as weather and volunteer time permit, the town says. The town's Cyclekart Race page listed racing on May 1 and 2, 2026, an event put on by an outside organization, not the town. For July 4, 2026, the town listed a parade, a fun run, a melodrama and a car show. Jefferson Hunt, the town's namesake, came with the first settlers in the fall of 1860. The town's history says the town site was laid out in nine blocks of six acres, after the spring 1861 planting.
Close by
- HHuntsville's town parksThe Main Park, North Park and Aldous Cabin Park at 7400 E. 200 S., with boweries, a stage, three pickleball courts and the winter ice rink. 0.2 road mile from Town Hall.
- OOgden Valley Branch LibraryWeber County Library's branch at 131 S. 7400 E., opened in October 1995 on land the town donated. 0.2 road mile from Town Hall.
- CCemetery Point Picnic AreaA Forest Service picnic area inside the town, with grills and beach access on Pineview Reservoir. 4.4 road miles from Town Hall.
- OOgden FrontRunner stationOn Wall Avenue in Ogden, reached from Town Hall by Highway 39 down Ogden Canyon. 15.3 road miles from Town Hall.
Questions about Huntsville
Where does Huntsville end and Ogden Valley City begin?
At Huntsville's town limits. The state's current boundary map puts Ogden Valley City along almost all of the town's edge. Huntsville keeps its own mayor and town council.
When did Huntsville incorporate?
Twice. It first incorporated in 1903, and that incorporation ended on December 18, 1909. Weber County's commissioners granted its petition to incorporate again on March 10, 1924.
How many road miles is it from Huntsville to a FrontRunner train?
15.3, from Town Hall down Ogden Canyon to Ogden's station on Wall Avenue. From Ogden, the commuter line heads south through Salt Lake City and ends in Provo.
Who sets school boundaries for Huntsville homes?
Weber School District. Its boundary map shows the schools for each address: wsd.net
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