Splash Pads & Water Features in St. George, UT
St. George gets unbearably hot in the summertime, but kids still need to get outside to play. We have quite a few public parks that […read more]
Category: Kid Activities
Butterfly Trail | Snow Canyon State Park
Butterfly Trail in Snow Canyon State Park has everything you need to make hiking with kids fun! (Can’t go wrong with a cave at the end!)
Silver Reef Museum | Silver Reef Mine | Leeds, UT
Silver Reef Museum in Leeds, UT tells a wonderful story of Leeds history. Historical remnants and cemeteries make this an educational and interesting visit.
Leeds Creek Kiln | Silver Reef | Leeds, UT
Part of the historical Silver Reef Mine in Leeds, UT! Only 20 miles outside St. George. Visit the kiln for free, easy and quick family fun (and! a little history lesson).
Grafton Ghost Town | Grafton, UT | Near Zion National Park
Before you enter the Grafton Ghost Town, make sure that you have stopped and spent time in the Grafton Cemetery. Our Grafton Cemetery post (here) […read more]
Grafton Cemetery | Grafton, UT | Near Zion National Park
Grafton, UT is full of southern Utah history and can be found just outside of Zion National Park. If you live in the area, or […read more]
Chuckwalla Trail | Red Cliffs Desert Reserve | St. George, UT
The Chuckwalla Trail is part of the Red Cliffs Desert Reserve. A GREAT trail for kids of all ages with lots of rocks to climb and close to town.
Ivins Reservoir | Fire Lake Park | Ivins, UT
Ivins, Utah is home to some of the most amazing views in St. George. Although it is a smaller town, about 15 minutes outside of […read more]
Pathway to the Quarry | Sandstone Quarry | St. George, UT
St. George Pioneers built many of the structures in town with sandstone quarried in the local red rock hills. St. George is lucky enough to […read more]
Temple Quarry Trail | Black Hill | St. George, UT
Temple Quarry Trail | St. George UT | Easy, kid-friendly trail in the heart of St. George. A quick and well-maintained 2.5 miles with lots of rocks to climb and a fun history lesson, too!