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Located in the heart of St. George, we are the crown jewel among southern Utah campgrounds and RV parks! We are one of the friendliest RV parks in the nation, according to the positive comments we frequently receive from our valued guests. Our resort makes an excellent getaway to pleasant weather, plentiful recreation choices, and some of the most spectacular scenery on earth. Give us a call at (435)673-6400 or visit our website templeviewrv.com to book your stay with us!
$52 - $67 / night
Come and see the spectacular red-rock desert scenery in southern Utah. This KOA is minutes away from Quail Creek State Park, and it's near the Red Cliffs Recreation Area. Visit the historic ruins of Harrisburg, a ghost town. Stop by the St. George Dinosaur Discovery Site at Johnson Farm, or golf at a ranked course. Swimming, fishing and boating are close by. At the campground, you can relax at the heated pool, play pickleball or mini golf and enjoy seasonal clubhouse activities. Take a short scenic drive to explore nature's beauty at Zion, Bryce Canyon and Grand Canyon national parks. This KOA is a superb central location for loads of fun. Pool: April 1 - October 31. Max pull thru: 50 feet.
It might not be fancy, but it's a great place to park. The tent trailer is simple but sleeps five. There is a king size bed, a queen and a single. Bedding is provided. The toilet is a port a potty. There are lights. There is a firepit and Sandy place to pitch your own tent. The driveway is steep, there is only room for one vehicle. Pull straight in and down the hill, you'll have to back straight back up the steep hill.
$40 - $60 / night
Scout
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Scout
The weather here is extremely hot over 100! The paces is located off the highway so you can hear the traffic. Also the bathrooms were hot no ac. The ladies in the office were extremely kind and very accommodating. They went above and beyond to help me find a shade spot. Most spots have only one small tree or none unless outside or some inside but far from the bathrooms. The pool says closes at 10pm but we were told at dusk. The closest restaurants or stores are about 30 mins away. It does include free miniature golf horseshoes and a pickleball but way to hot to do them. Also only the end sites have a fire pit and no grills that I saw except tent sites.
Legend
Sunny, windy, near beach and quad trail, birds and critters. Table, shelter, power, water and cement pad. Drive thru. Very knowledgeable gate staff
Ranger
Full hook ups, friendly staff, beautiful grounds and views. Close to amenities
LegendNice sized sites. We had a pull through. After check in we were escorted to our site and given information about the park. The strange was it wasn't clear on where to park the tow vehicle, although you will have plenty of room once you figure it out. It just looks like you are parking in another site. It is an hour to Zion NP if you are there for that. Other parks are closer to the park, but we were coming from SoCal, so enough towing for one day. All the hook ups worked fine and were laid out fine.
ScoutMy family and I love this KOA. So close to the lake, town for supplies, and hiking. The kids love that they can go swimming or hit the playground whenever. It’s very family friendly! The grounds are very clean and the pool is well maintained. Cannot wait to go back!
TravelerI want to first say that the personnel were very kind and when I called with a few questions they were friendly and helpful. My two stars is really the disappointment with the site not being what I expected. I chose the tent site at the very end of the curve thinking we would have a nice view and more privacy but we were maybe 6 feet from the adjacent tent. We literally set up our tent, fell asleep then got up early and left the next day as we had a long trek ahead. We reserved this same site for our return from a 3 week trip but I plan to change that. I did walk our puppy around the campground and came to the opinion that if we had an RV and stayed inside most the time it would probably be a better experience.
GuideWe selected this campground because of its proximity to downtown Saint George and were pleased with how central the location is. The park was very clean and well-maintained. The staff were also really friendly, helpful, and accommodating. There were a lot of amenities, including the pool, a full gym, outdoor games, and an indoor game room. The trailer sites are a little on the small-side and there could definitely be more greenery throughout the park, particularly trees to help with the heat.
ScoutWe stayed for a 1 night but didn’t get a great welcome, felt we were an inconvenience - facilities OK, if a fraction tired
TravelerStopped in St. George after our stay in Zion a real contrast to be back in the city but our family appreciated the heated pool and hot tub, pool tables and ping pong and the invite to the all you could eat biscuits and gravy ($3) on the Saturday morning. Our son begged us to stay an extra night and very glad we did. Lovely town (historical area not far down the road) and felt very welcome and comfortable here. Lots of snowbirds and I feel like we got a glimpse what retirement could be like!
TravelerVery sandy…extremely sandy. Like most OHV areas it can get crowded and noisy but it is free and the closest free site to St. George. I’m surprised folks got their RVs in there given the state of the entrance.
ScoutSand hallow a off road era paradise. Well maintained camp ground we stayed at lake view. Cleanest bathrooms I have ever had in a camp ground. Staff was super friendly too! I enjoyed paddle boarding on the lake. We loved it so much we stayed 2 extra days, I can’t wait for our next adventure at sand hallow.
ScoutThe site is kept clean and most spaces are a good size. This site we got one of the new premium sites on the edge of the property. The trees are still small so no shade. The sewer pipe in our site was too high, seems like they need to add more gravel to the pad. We will stay again.
GuideWe arrived tired and just stayed the night. It was very easy to make the last minute reservation. Super nice staff. Easy location off the freeway. I would have liked to stay longer because of the amenities. Cost was competitive also.
RangerOh boy, let me tell you about our wild adventure at St. George/Hurricane KOA! First things first, the staff was like a superhero team swooping in to save the day. They were incredible, I'm talking capes and all! Not only were they super helpful, but they were also kind to our little rascals, which is no small feat. A big thumbs-up for that!
Now, let's talk about the sites. Picture this: you roll up, ready to set up camp and conquer the great outdoors, only to find out that the sites are as wonky as a rollercoaster ride. Yep, they were not level at all, which made us feel like we were pitching a tent on a tilted ship. And oh boy, they were tight. Tighter than a pair of jeans after Thanksgiving dinner. We definitely had to do some acrobatics to squeeze in, but hey, at least it was an adventure!
But fear not, my fellow adventurers, for there were gems to be found in this campground. The pool was a refreshing oasis in the scorching desert sun. Splashing around like water-loving maniacs was the highlight of our day. And let's not forget the playground, where our little munchkins transformed into wild monkeys, swinging and sliding with pure joy.
Now, let's talk tech. The cable and Wi-Fi, my friends, left much to be desired. They were about as reliable as a squirrel on a caffeine high. But hold your horses, because here's where we showed off our nerdy prowess. We came prepared with Starlink and Apple TV, and those unreliable connections didn't faze us. We were streaming, gaming, and binging like nobody's business. Take that, internet woes!
Overall, despite the wonky sites and unreliable tech, we would totally go back for another round of camping madness at St. George/Hurricane KOA. The incredible staff, the cool pool, and the playground shenanigans made it a memorable experience for our full-time camping crew. So pack your bags, grab your capes, and join the adventure!
GuideIf you're in the area to see sand hollow via motorcycle or side-by-side this is a perfect base camp. For everyone else you might be quickly annoyed by the noise all day, and night. The first night we had people riding around until about 2 am.
The area is absolutely beautiful. Red Utah desert and very sandy. Your gear will be pink by the time you go home.
Lots of space to park and a fire pits scattered throughout the valley. I'd be careful with small ones and pets due to all the off road vehicles using this as a trailhead.
LegendWe have a 36’ Class A with a Cherokee Trailhawk tow and stayed for just an overnight stop in early May. This is a fairly large resort and comprised mostly of permanent residents, but with several pull-through and back-in areas for transients. The sites are gravel and fairly close together. The pool and hot tub were nice after several days of boondocking at Lake Mead.
AT&T coverage was quite good, with 4 Bars of 5G service and speeds up to 22 MB/s. We didn’t use the CG WiFi, since cell service was so good.
TravelerThis park is not in St. George and off of a major highway. It’s not really a “getaway” by any means. We’re only here for one night. Spaces are small and very close to each other. Little to no privacy. Showers lack privacy as well.
GuideWe had a fun trip to Utah this past weekend for an off-road event. We found the KOA and set up camp for a few days. Internet connection wasn’t great and the weather was moody since it was March. The clean bathrooms with hot showers were fantastic!
Legend
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GuideWe have a lovely view of some red rock from our front windshield.
ScoutGreat little place for the price.
GuideI enjoyed this campground a lot. Only stay one night by they had nice facilities and the camp spaces seem to be pretty spread out. They gave us a wonderful site and I was very pleased with my stay. Definitely want to return here.
ScoutTight spaces, every other pull through, meaning you’re opening your door to your neighbor’s door. Everything is gravel including the dog run. (Road is paved)
TravelerAgree with previous RPI member remarks. He said it all. This KOA park affiliate has assigned RPI sites that are the worst in the whole park. These sites are not offered to their full paying customers but to RPI members. They said so themselves. They were short and extremely not level. I saw fifthwheels and motorhome wheels jacked up off the ground. Looked too unsafe. I'm sure that's why full paying campers would refuse to pay $50 plus for those sites without raising a huge fit. So to get something for thise sites management saves them for RPI members. Management said because I was an RPI member these are the sites for RPI members only. In otherwords if you're a RPI member are discriminated against non members. Yet this park chooses to be an affiliate of RPI. I don't think RPI would be happy with the way they treat their members. After a round of arguing with management I couldn't have any other site regardless.... I told them I needed a site close to restrooms and dumpster because of my mobility. I have a handicap sticker and I'm a fall rest. They refused several vacant sites that would have been suitable for my needs. Instead they finally put me in site 39 which was near the end of the row farthest away and no shade. I was in a 23ft Winnebago Boldt motor home. No excuse they could say I was too long.
RangerLovely rv park. Laundromat was clean, office was friendly. Very large park and convenient. Nice size pool which was made so it appeared private.
GuideRight in middle of town with lots of fast food within walking distance if you like that. Pool and restrooms were fine, a bit dated. Wifi at my site was poor, 1 mbps down, up was non existent. Friendly staff, clean grounds
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