Southern Utah RV Resort

Great location with all the amenities! Owner was extremely nice and helpful.

This campground is so new that it is still a work in progress. Wide and deep sites. Owner was very nice and helpful. My son and husband liked the basketball court. There were three dog parks at the campground, all with grass, two of them were fenced. I wish there had been grass at the sites but the trees will be nice as they grow. While the campground is close to the interstate, it was far enough away that road noise wasn't an issue.

As of this date still being built. Sites are generous, we heard the Interstate frequently unless wind was from the right direction. Dog spots are tiny, and it’s basically a crushed rock platform with an amenities building. The area is exploding, so it was already full with not even Wifi installed yet.
Park and street it’s on were unknown by Google but we got text instructions the day before we arrived so they are trying to help you get there. We are shopping for an alternative park as we plan to return, but returning here would be acceptable. Guess we were underwhelmed.

Paid $45 a night for 4 nights. Full hookups (50amp, water, sewer). Newer park with nice paved roads with gutters. Spots are all level gravel and plenty deep and plenty wide. We parked our 42ft 5th wheel with plenty of room still behind us and we could park the truck next to the rig.

We used this campground as our homebase to do some hiking including the Subway in Zion. It's right off the freeway which makes it convenient to get places but that also means you'll hear freeway noise all night.

The clubhouse, office, and other amenities were still under construction when we stayed in mid-September.

Nice campground, we stayed their for an over night on our way to CA from CO.

If you show up after hours office is closed but you can book a site via their website.

We had the pleasure of staying at Southern Utah RV Resort from 11/20/19-1/2/20. It is a new resort and all of the construction is completed. Everything is top notch and well taken care of. Daily trash pickup at your site is included along with doggie doo bags at the pet areas. We did not hear a lot of traffic from I-15 most likely due to where we were parked. The street is not in Google maps but they will text you directions. It is right off the interstate with fuel and food close by. This park is in Washington UT with shopping, etc. within a mile or so. The owners were extremely helpful and kind. We will definitely be staying here again on our way back north in the spring.

Amazing time in St. George/Washington, Utah. They just built this park fairly recently. The clubhouse is modern, and actually, a place I'd hang out during my stay. It has a killer kitchen area and felt like a nice hotel. The grounds were excellent, and after visiting the other run-down parks in the area, this one easily has the best views around. We came up from Vegas to check parks before staying here. NO COMPARISON. It's actually been one of our favorite parks over the past few years. The red rocks and mountains like Sedona were hard to leave, but we are going to Sedona to ride out the lockdown! We will be back anytime we are close to the area.

We had originally planned to camp at Sand Hollow SP but when Utah closed their state parks to non-county residents due to the pandemic we had to find alternate plans. We decided to stop for a month and see what progressed with the pandemic.
Rate reflects the monthly price with tax.
We don't usually stay in a private RV park for a month so this was a bit unusual for us. The park itself is very new so the facilities are in good shape. Trees have been planted but it will be a few years before they provide much shade. Laundry room was very clean, our site was long and wider than many sites in private campgrounds.
We were right next to the dog park so we had an end site which was nice, and great entertainment for our cat.
Easy on/off I-15 with close access to shopping and other needs.
The staff was helpful and friendly.
Only complaint was the highway noise, but overall a good stay with beautiful views of the surrounding area.
Lots of things to do in the area, when they are open, unfortunately Zion NP was closed the entire time we were there but Snow Canyon SP and the Red Cliffs Conservation area were great to explore. The Virgin River bike path is a relatively short drive away to get in some time on the trail.

Price reflects 7-week pricing for back-in, level FHU site on crushed stone. (Price included electric, 50 amp) We hunkered down here during the worst of the Covid-19 shutdown. Staff was very helpful and friendly, and working constantly keeping everything maintained. We didn't use bathrooms or showers but they appeared clean. Laundry was also clean but small for the size of resort. (There were some large families living there and often laundry was challenging to utilize.) Best feature here was the blazingly fast wi-fi. (They must have fiber optic.) Being able to stream video made up for lack of cable TV. There was plenty of highway noise as well as noise from housing behind the resort. We were able to find things to do in the area, and state and national parks were starting to open. (St. George area has some awesome bike trails around town as well as the pathway to Snow Canyon and riding in Zion NP.) Plenty of restaurants for take-out and other shopping and services. We would stay there again.

We loved it here. It looks like Joanna Gaines designed it. The have a lot of nice touches on this campground. Easy to get anywhere.