St George, UT Tourist Attractions

Visitors to the Rosenbruch World Wildlife Museum in St George are taken on a quarter mile of mountain pathway that winds its way through the plains of Africa, the forests of North America, and the mountains of Asia. More than 200 species of wildlife from around the world can be viewed in their natural habitat.

The Sand Hollow Aquatic Center in St George features diving, competition and leisure pools.

The St George Tabernacle took 13 years to build, and includes a clock tower with a clock built in London. It seats 1,200.

The first Mormon temple constructed west of the Mississippi River is in St George. It is located on a six acre site and was completed and dedicated in 1877.

The one-room jailhouse in St George was built sometime around 1880 out of black lava rock. The original bars are still intact.

The Family History Center in St George features a genealogical library where visitors can trace their local ancestry and family history.

The Daughters of the Utah Pioneers Museum in St George features artifacts from the settlement of the area. It is located in the McQuarrie Memorial Building.

The St George Art Museum features a permanent art collection as well as several special exhibitions throughout the year. The permanent collection includes National Park art, and art related to Utah and the West. The St. George Art Museum is located in the beautiful Pioneer Center for the Arts complex in Historic Downtown St. George.

Sunbrook is one of the best golf courses in the state of Utah. The club features an 18 and a 9 hole champion course.

The Old Washington County Courthouse in St George was built between 1866 and 1876. The brick and mortar structure has also been used as a schoolhouse and jail.

The Larkspur Park in St George has a playground, tennis courts and volleyball courts.

The Fiesta Fun Family Fun Center in St George is an amusement park with batting cages, a mini golf course, a driving range, go-karts and a video arcade.

Dixie College in St George opened in 1911 and was originally called the St George Stake Academy. The college features a Science building, the Browning Learning Resources Center, and the Avenna Center which has a sports arena, a fine arts center, a fitness center, and a convention center.

The St. George Dinosaur Discovery Site museum is built over a world class trackway site and houses recently discovered Early Jurassic dinosaur tracks, fossil fish and plants, rare dinosaur remains, invertebrate traces, and sedimentary structures. It has been called "the most significant dinosaur tracksite in western North America" and gives a glimpse of an ancient ecosystem along the shores of a prehistoric lake that helped create the conditions that preserved these unique fossils.

Brigham Young spent several winters in this home in St George between the years 1871 and 1877. His winter home has been restored and can be viewed on guided tours with St George Temple missionaries.

Bloomington Park in St George has volleyball courts, baseball and soccer fields.

Bloomington Hills Park on Redwood Tree Drive in St George has a basketball court, pavilion, playground and barbecue area.

The 1100 East Park in St George is a small park with a playground, basketball courts, picnic area and sand volleyball court.