Jonstorps Ishall

Jonstorps Ishall sits in Jonstorp, a small locality in Skåne County, Sweden. The primary tenants are Jonstorps IF and the Höganäs Ishockeygymnasium, a local ice hockey high school. For the players who train here, the surface is artificial ice, maintained by active refrigeration year-round.

During the extreme heat of July 2018, the lack of ice heating meant the cooling systems had to work at maximum capacity, doubling the energy consumption. The facility underwent a significant extension project completed in 2017 by the construction company MVB. This work included an inauguration ceremony and the hosting of the A-team's home season premiere against Värnamo GIK. The renovation also saw the replacement of original 1976 metal halogen lighting with LED systems, increasing light intensity from approximately 500 lux to 1000 lux while reducing energy consumption by 40 percent.

On the ice, the arena has hosted regional playoff matches, including games for qualification to HockeyEttan, the third tier of Swedish ice hockey. Notable fixtures include matches against Borås HC in 2015 and Mjölby HC in 2020. Despite these competitive outings, the capacity remains modest at 999 spectators. The arena has not undergone any official name changes and is consistently known as Jonstorps Ishall. It does not have its own independent official website; information is managed through the municipality's site and the club's pages on laget.se.

The street number for the address Idrottsvägen is not available in public records, though the postal code is 263 92. There is no evidence of the arena hosting national finals or concerts.