St. George / Hurricane KOA Journey

The 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.

Oh 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!

This 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.