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.

We 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!

We have a lovely view of some red rock from our front windshield.

I 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.

Tight 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)

Agree 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.

I am an rpi customer who is very upset. The spaces they have are small and crappy. Can not even accommodate a larger rig. You have no choice of your site they put you in a space if it works or not. THE WORST KOA I have ever been involved with.

Showers were filthy. Dog feces in our spot when we arrived. Sites unlevel. Wi-Fi spotty, non existent

Nice clean facility, staff are friendly. Site have some shade trees when leafed out. Rates are typical for KOAs, tents $34, RVs $51-$89. Close to I15 traffic noise but great cell signal since close to fw.

Not a bad place, not a bad price, and it allows me to sleep when I'm driving

Sneaky good spot. Heated pool good WiFi great views. I noticed a little freeway noise down in front when I walked the dog but our spot was towards the back so we didn’t hear anything there. Very close to the lake and some descent mountain biking.

We came for the night on our way to Las Vegas and were pleased. We pulled into the camp in one of the few times it was at night, but they had clear instructions, our names and a small packet, with Wifi info, and a map for us at the un-manned entrance, which made us feel special.  We did have to drive 3 miles down a pretty much unlit road paralleling the 15 to get to the KOA camp. 

We wanted a pull-through,  so we would not disturb others,  and ended up in the new area above, in the back,  space 105, which was not level and we had to make adjustments to get near-level. We saw others in the same row as 105 had to move because they could not level.  We had a great view of the rock formations for breakfast in the morning. I was a little put out that check-out was 11 am and not 12 or 1pm.

All-in-all, I give this park high marks.  Eric and Gayle,  (Youtube) The Swiss Army Knife, on the move.

This is a cute little KOA. It's right next to a lake, has tent sites, a pool (no spa though), a dog run and a small camp store. There's a lot to do in the area, close to a Walmart. Good (T-mobile and Verizon) cell phone service here, also cable TV is included in the price.

The campground was very clean. We stayed there on our way home from Yellowstone. The camp site were set up a little strange. Luckily there wasn’t anyone next to us or their front door and outside area would have shared ours. It is right next to Qual Lake. We stayed in site 32. Full hook ups and cable TV. We would stay again.

1st of all, this was our 1st KOA stay and I am amazed at how easy it was to book online. It was beyond easy and everything was confirmed via email. We arrived about an hour after sunset so i followed the instructions for late check-in our paperwork was easy to find In the late check-in box and we were quickly on our way to our site. We had pull through site so even that was easy and even though it was dark the lighting was very pleasant without being too bright. During the brief time it took to set up our rv, my in-laws my wife and I were very pleased to realise that although we were so close to the highway, there was very little to no highway noise. The park is very quiet and comfortable so we were able to enjoy a very comfortable night's rest. We woke the next morning to a very pleasant view of the mountains to the North and the South from our site. Athough we didn't stay for more than a few hours in the morning, we were able to take the time for short walk around the park and even a short hike up the mountain side just South East of our site. The park is very well kept, neat and clean without being/feeling sterile. I was a little bit disappointed that the bathrooms and showers were closed For renovation/remodelling It was probably noted on their website however it was obviously overlooked by me. I wish we had more time to stay. We will be more than happy to stay here again on our next trip In this area but we hope to be able to stay longer next time.

This KOA is located about ten minutes outside of St George and right off the I-15 freeway. It was all the amenities that your typical KOA has; dog park, hookups, cabins, and store. The best part of this KOA is its proximity to Red Cliffs National Conservation Area which is about a mile away. This National Conservation Area is surrounded by towering red cliffs that have miles of hiking trails through them. It's a great place to spend the day exploring. 

The only downside is the traffic noise on the I-15 at night. But if you are in your RV or van you will hardly notice it. This is a good campground for any trip to Zion or the surrounding area. 

Cell Service: Good

Nice place, great bathrooms. Very strict on departure times but I get it.

The park itself was nice and the staff was nice but definitely overworked. I think we saw the same guy working the facility morning, day, and night. The bathrooms and laundry were nice and well maintained. Putt putt needs an overhaul. The biggest issue were the site were small. We were packed on there so tight we couldn’t extend our awning. There are also no individual fire pits.

Lovely views of the red rocks. And a good option when Zion campgrounds are full. Had showers, running toilets, water, and lots of other nice amenities that I didn’t have time to check out. Enjoyed the stay.

Clean showers and toilets. Trees for shade. Pet area with dog bags. Conveniently located off the highway but the downside is you can hear the highway. Sites are pretty close to each other. Good for a stopover

Cramped slots out in the blistering sun. No picnic tables unless you request one and they happen to have one available. But don’t bother, there’s hardly room to squeeze between your front door and your neighbors vehicle. The lot slopes, say 4-6 inches in 8 feet so leveling up is a chore. The advertised available wi-fi in their advertisement is described as “limited” when you finally check in, and that is a gross overstatement. It sucks when it is available at all. The sewer connection is nearly 30 feet from the typical travel trailer connection. And the heat is unrelenting am to pm since shade trees are apparently a premium they decided not to invest in. We’re stuck here for 3 nights hating every minute.

We stayed at this KOA in our motor home over a Memorial day weekend in 2019.  We had 50A power, city water and sewer.  Power stayed on even during a windy down pour one night.   We arrived at about 9PM and a very friendly man guided us to our site pull-through site and helped us set up.  I appreciated the help.

A lady at the front desk told me that this campsite had become pretty beat up a few years ago and she and her husband were investing a lot of time to improve it.  Even if it is a work in progress, the campsite was well maintained.  Wide roads, gravel pull-through RV spots, picnic tables, grassy areas for kids and pets, a new playground, and a serviceable pool (clean but smallish - good for kids) and lots of bathrooms and showers (all private stalls).

There's a great-room down by the entrance (it has additional bathrooms btw) that is very spacious.  There are 8 or so dinging tables (with chairs) and an area with a TV and couch (I don't think it had a DVD/Blu-Ray player so bring your own).  Mini-golf was a fun activity for my kids one evening even though it was pretty worn.

This site is about 5 minutes from Quail lake and about 20 minutes from Sand Hollow.

Overall, great place to stay for 3 nights with kids.  We would stay again without hesitation.

Close to the interstate and easy to access. RV sites have decent amount of room. Bathrooms were clean.

Consistently windy for the several days we were there.

Follow their directions, not GPS, if coming from the south.

The woman that checked us in was nice, but the younger women that was “helping” others was quite snarky.

You'll notice that I'm not a fan of KOA style campgrounds, but as they go, this is a nice one, clean, well maintained and in a coolish location

Lake is very low & pool was not heated.

We stopped at this campground on our way to the Grand Canyon. It was very pricey for a wooden box of dirt style tent site. The sites were very close together as well. The showers and bathrooms were pretty gross. Sadly, many of the campers left trash laying around as well. I would not recommend this campground unless you are unable to get into one of the many other campsites near by.

Stayed here while visiting Zion National Park. It is about a 40 minute drive from the park but sure doesn't feel that long. The campground and bathrooms are clean. We were in a tent site and the only thing I didnt like was our site was next to a fence with houses on the other side and we continually had to smell cigarette smoke from the house behind us.

We by no means had an outstanding experience here, nor was it horrible. We were on spring break visiting Zion National Park, which was about an hour away (it was the closest campground that was open at the time.)

Pros: nice showerhouse and bathrooms, good view of red cliffs recreation area, free mini golf and pool, electric and water at the tent site, laundry facilities, right off the interstate.

Cons: right off the interstate. Nothing but vehicle traffic all night long. Zero privacy- tent sites are so close you can literally hop from one tent pad to the next. Also, there aren't enough picnic tables for each site. It is also extremely windy, with nothing to break that wind. We came back to the site one evening to find both tents down and our things scattered across the tent site area.

Ooverall, I would likely not go back. I think this site is better suited for RVers than renters. There are some state parks right behind the hill that have better location than this. In a pinch, it worked for us, but I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.