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Hurricane, Utah
Western Horizon's St. George RV Resort

5800 N. Old Highway 91
Hurricane, Utah 84737
(435) 879–2212
Mountain Time

 
 

Open year-round
High-Use Seasonal Periods: March 15 through May 15 & September 15 through November 15

Sites: 123 Full
Check in: 11 AM to 5 PM
Check out: 11 AM
Maximum Electrical: 50 amps
Maximum RV Length: 40 ft.

Directions:
From St. George: Go north on I-15, take Zion/Hurrican exit 116. Continue on Route 9 for three miles. Turn left at Quail Creek State Park, Road 318 (which is the Harrisburg turn 318). On 318 go to the first stop sign, which is past the "End of State Maintenance" sign. Turn right at the stop sign. Resort is first resort on the right-hand side. From Salt Lake: Take I-15 south to Leeds Exit 23. Travel four miles on the frontage road through stop sign. Resort is located on the left-hand side at the bottom of the hill.


Accommodations   Facilities and Amenities

3 Park Models, Sleep 4, $50.
Reservation Requirements: Check in: 3 PM, Check out: 11 AM
Notes: Pets and smoking not allowed in units. Linens are not provided. Modem available.


 

The resort has a clubhouse, heated outdoor swimming pool, hot tub, shuffleboard, horseshoes, playground, hiking trails, and full-time planned activities. Fishing, water skiing, and boating are available adjacent to the resort. Dump station.


Resort Profile

Welcome to the ideal place to base a vacation you will never forget. Located in the heart of Color Country in southern Utah, St. George RV Resort sits on the site of an old ghost town 13 miles north of St. George, a town rated among the top 10 places to retire by Rand McNally.

Just off I-15 on the banks of Quail Lake, St. George Resort offers beautiful views of red rock cliffs and Pine Valley Mountain. The beauty of the area, year-round sun, and the friendly people have made St. George the #1 Adventure Town in America.

The landscape of Utah folds out like an open book, revealing a geologic history that stretches back millions of years and exposes some of the most striking scenery found anywhere. Add to that the state parks, first rate medical centers, the ghost towns, the canyons, coves, cactus gardens, streams, golf courses, mineral pools, tennis courts, swimming holes, hiking, and photo opportunities and you will realize that Utah is a place where you are going to want to stay awhile.