Parks in St. George, UT

This expansive 52-acre natural reserve park is renowned for its stunning red sandstone formations, offering visitors a variety of outdoor activities. One of the park's highlights is the "St. George Narrows," a narrow slot canyon providing a brief yet exciting adventure suitable for families.

Amenities at Pioneer Park include hiking trails, picnic areas with barbecue facilities, a large pavilion, restrooms, and drinking fountains.

Thunder Junction All Abilities Park, located within Tonaquint Park at 1851 S. Dixie Drive in St. George, Utah, is a seven-acre, dinosaur-themed playground designed to be accessible and enjoyable for children of all abilities. The park offers wheelchair-accessible play structures, ensuring that children of all abilities can participate in the fun.

Amenities include a safe and engaging climbing wall, erupting volcano structure, splash pad, and train rides.

This 8-acre community park features a centrally located gazebo, four picnic areas, restrooms, a children's playground equipped with swings, and three lighted sand volleyball courts.

Recent renovations have transformed the tennis courts into six lighted pickleball courts, and a paved walking path encircles the park.

This 24.8-acre community park features a unique playground with climbing structures, pavilions, a sand volleyball court, horseshoe pit, restrooms, drinking fountains, and open grassy areas.

The Santa Clara River Trail runs through the park, providing a scenic route for walking, jogging, or biking along the river. The trail offers opportunities to observe local wildlife, including ducks, hummingbirds, and quails.

Hidden Valley Park is a 12.3-acre community park featuring a large playground with swings, slides, and climbing structures suitable, as well as a refreshing splash pad for water play during warmer months. There are tennis courts, a sand volleyball court, and a half basketball court.

The park provides a covered pavilion and BBQ facilities. A paved walking trail winds through the park. Additional amenities include restrooms and a WiFi hotspot.

The park features several dramatic water elements, including a splash pad fountain with jets that spray high into the air, a lazy river to cool your feet, and a splashing waterfall. There are shade pavilions, a charming carousel, adding to its family-friendly appeal.

Sandtown Park, also known as Bluff Street Park, is an 8-acre community park. The park features a large open grass area lined with shade trees, a children's playground with swings, picnic tables with barbecues, and a covered pavilion.

Soccer practices and tournaments are commonly held here, making it a popular spot for local sports activities.

A 19-acre neighborhood park named in honor of the Mathis Family, who generously donated the farmland to the city.

The park offers a variety of amenities, including a covered pavilion with picnic tables and barbecues, restroom facilities, a loop walking trail, three separate grass areas, and a shaded children's playground. Additionally, Mathis Park features a 9-hole disc golf course.

Springs Park is an 11-acre neighborhood park adjacent to Seegmiller Marsh and the Virgin River, making it a prime spot for birdwatching. The park features a pond surrounded by a walking path, with bench swings providing serene views of the water and its resident ducks and geese.

Amenities include a lighted half basketball court, a children's playground with swings, a covered pavilion equipped with picnic tables and a barbecue, and restroom facilities.

A tranquil 2.75-acre neighborhood park renowned for its serene Cox Pond. This historic site served as the original water source for early settlers and features natural springs fed by water percolating from the surrounding red cliffs.

The park offers a gravel walking path shaded by a variety of trees, leading to a small amphitheater and a trellis-covered pavilion equipped with picnic tables. The trail extends into the Red Cliffs Desert Reserve trail system, connecting to the Owen's Loop Trail, which provides beautiful views of downtown St. George.

The 4-acre neighborhood park has a large playground, swings, a covered pavilion equipped with picnic tables, an open grassy area, and restroom facilities. A walking path with benches along the way is perfect for a stroll.

Situated across from Fire Station #7, this 4-acre neighborhood park offers a variety of amenities, including a playground, walking path, covered pavilion with picnic tables, restrooms, and a dedicated dog park.

The dog park, located in the southeast corner, is fully fenced with separate areas for large and small dogs, providing water access and waste stations.

A 4.5-acre neighborhood park that has a large playground equipped with swings and climbing structures. The park includes tennis courts, a full basketball court, and a sand volleyball court. A paved walking path loops through the park.

There is a covered pavilion with picnic tables and barbecue facilities, and restroom facilities available.

Fossil Falls Park's design incorporates eight fossils from the nearby Johnson Farm Site, offering an educational aspect to visitors. It boasts the largest concrete slide in the western United States. In addition to the impressive slide, the park offers two sand volleyball courts, a large grass area for various activities, and an art plaza.

The playground features a unique rubber tile layout with a six-color river pattern inspired by Minecraft, and serves as a trailhead for the Virgin River Trail and provides a bike fix-it station.