Best RV Park in St. George area!…read more Sites are mostly level with large gravel. Sites are very well spaced out and deep! The noise level has greatly improved with the large retention walls on the side of i15. The resort is super clean! Free trash pick up, two dog parks, free doggy poop bags, daily propane fill up, and more. Laundry and bathrooms are very well kept. I haven't used the pool area but I always see staff cleaning and prepping the area. Baseball court, swings, and more are available! The prices are reasonable and what really makes it special is the staff! They are absolutely amazing, from Bree, Dillon, Kevin, Rosie, Marysa and Brevin, the truly take care of the resort and the guests. They've started with weekly events to bring people together, including weekly yoga, group cooking classes, poker night and more. Some are for the whole family and some just for adults.

We stayed for a long weekend at Southern Utah RV Resort and it was great. We're for sure coming…read moreback to stay and enjoyed all the amenities that were on site. Close to everything and very quiet in and out of the park.

What a fun little area we found and got to explore. Stunning vistas of St. George too. There are a…read morefew parking lots, and they are free too. There is a place to eat with several picnic tables too. There are some informational signs explaining the history of the area. The landscape is red / orange and full of places to explore and hike around. There are some neat little caves, arches, and assorted nooks and crannies. Great place for everyone to enjoy. I saw families with little ones climbing and hiking, and adults of various ages traversing the rocks. There is a way to hike up to the top of the largest peak, but it is slippery getting up and down. There were some people practicing repelling down from the top. Enjoy the photos.

Well Red Gigantic…read more±45k-acre conservation area that was established in 1996 and features almost 130-miles of hiking trails. We only explored a very small portion of the area as we needed to mosey on over to our final destination of Zion but it def looks like something we'd be all-over if we're in the area again. The views are spectacular but be sure to bring water, hat and sunscreen as there's not much in the way of shade--at least in the St George portion we reconnoitered. Happy hikes, kids!

As part of our family trip to Utah's National Parks, we stayed at Utah State Parks since they had…read moreopenings. It was a good choice. This is a nice state park with friendly staff and clean facilities. Depending on what side you're on, you get closer access to the modern restrooms with showers. The other side will just have restrooms. But either way, these are excellent amenities and exactly what you need after a long day of hiking. In addition, the park itself has some recreational activities available and is located on a scenic reservoir. Very good state park.

First time here, end of January 2026. Very windy when we arrived but campsite was easy to find and…read moreclean. No issues with hookups either. Staff at entrance gate were friendly too! Very clean bathrooms and warm inside. Well lit at night. Great views of the water during the day and stars at night. We enjoyed our 1 night stay and would definitely come back when we have more time.

Had such a great stay! The staff was super friendly and helpful, even before we got there! Very…read moreclean RV resort and the spaces are spacious and graveled. They have a small store and nice laundry, showers & bathrooms. They also have a kids play scape, a dog play area, pickle ball courts and a pool. The pool is kind of small and always kids in it, so we didn't hang in that area. It would be a plus for people with kids, though! Very well maintained park! We brought our side by side and with our whole set up we were 75' long and they easily accommodated us in a pull through. You can drive on streets in your off roader from the park all the way to the trails and dunes. You do need to purchase a permit to off road, which you can do online before you arrive. They kept us up to date on different happenings through the week...a yoga class, a couple food trucks (which were delicious) and a derby party. Fun touches! We would definitely stay here again!

Well designed, immaculate and ready for the whole family. No there's not a lot of shade - but…read morethat's not uncharacteristic of parks in this region. Put up your awnings. The landscaping is beautiful. There seems to be a good sense of community. One perk they offer is pet services. With all the outdoor activities and nation parks in the area you can spend the day and know your fluffy family member is taken care of! That itself makes this park a 6 star resort.

We were just here one night passing thru in the RV. We did have a late night arrival and the guy…read moremet us at the entrance to guide us to the spot. Nice concrete pads next to site. Great shower and bath houses. Clean and excellent water pressure. I gave 4 stars instead of 5 just because communication was a little difficult. Office phone just rings constantly with no voicemail to leave a message.

Great overnight stop. Great and easy check in. Lots of full timers but clean and friendly.read more

We stayed for a few days and it was great! I'm not going to blame them for a crazy windy night…read morebecause in a place called Hurricane, you're going to have to expect wind. The establishment was clean and easy to navigate. The staff was super friendly and helpful. They have codes for the bathrooms, which I liked because it kept things more private that way. The bathrooms were always clean and we liked having access to water and electricity on our tent site. My only feedback for them to work on is the K9 Camp area. I wish it were bigger so our dogs could really run around more to unwind at the end of the day. We look forward to staying again.

No Wifi even though they say they did. Grounds were super uneven. The bathrooms were okay, not the…read morecleanest but not terribly dirty. The laundry area was down the hill which was really inconvenient. The thing that really bugged us was that we had to share a power hook up. The first night we got there, we just got settled and a smaller rv came, had the lot next to us. They had to park relatively close to us to be able to connect. Close enough we had to move our picnic table. The couple in the rv ended up asking for a different lot bc they didn't want to be up in our space and felt bad we had to move all our belongings around to make sure they fit.

Traffic noise is deafening. Camp site is walking distance from a major freeway with traffic 24/7…read more No normal person can get a good nights sleep here. This is basically a scam. Bathrooms are gross and broken.

Not sure what happened when I made the reservation, but we ended up with the lousiest spot ever…read more It was dusty and hot with no shade but worse yet, the hookups were designed so that neighbors doors faced each other. We asked for another spot but they were booked up. They did offer a refund if we decided not to stay. We booked an extra night at our next stop and stayed the night but left one day early. Kiddos used the pool and we walked the dogs but not much else. It ended up fine but next time we will stay elsewhere when in the area.

So much to see and such little time. While on a road trip through parts of Utah I had so many mist…read moresees on my list. The Vermilion Cliffs are amazing. On my way home I took the beck way from Kanab on the old highway through Fredonia so I could see more Mountain View's while also avoiding traffic through Page. When exiting the Kaibab National Forest and heading down the mountain you have amazing views of the Vermilion Cliffs. There is a very large firm out to park and take pictures and stretch your legs before heading down. It was so windy that it was hard to even open the car door, but I prevailed ha ha. Views from down below are equally amazing, with 280,000 acres . Just like the Navajo Bridge nearby I told you about in another review This is also home to endangered California Condors. If you choose to go farther into the monument there are no paved roads and high clearance vehicles are required. Paria Canyon and Coyote Buttes (or the Wave it's known by ) are part of Vermilion Cliffs and while you can backpack and camp you do need permits. I recommend multiple days to see all that the area has to offer.

This place is so beautiful and peaceful. It's hard to imagine how hard it must have been to live…read moreback then. Take the hikes if you can. Get tickets at the main office to hike down to the dwellings. They will only let so many people down a day.

I was thinking about slot canyons today …read more.. Check out the original review! What a trip down memory lane. I choked up a little.