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Discover a selection of 1,500 vacation rentals in St. George that are perfect for your trip. Whether you’re traveling with friends, family, or even pets, Vrbo vacation homes have the best amenities for hanging out with the people that matter most, including swimming pools and private pools. Prices start at $78 per night, and houses and condos are popular options for a stay in St. George. Either way, you'll find a rental for everyone's needs.
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Destination guide
Rent a Saint George cabin
Saint George is the largest city by Zion National Park, so it's the place to book your Zion National Park cabins if you're looking to have all the conveniences of a city nearby. While the national park itself has much to offer when it comes to natural features, the path from Saint George to the park has some impressive offerings of its own, with numerous canyons and yellow-brown rock formations. The type of cabins around the city are quite varied, with both luxury and cheap options available.
Things to do
Attractions near Saint George vacation rentals
You'll find museums, galleries, and noteworthy buildings in the historic downtown district, including St. George Tabernacle, whose clock tower is a town landmark, St. George Art Museum, and St. George Children's Museum. At St. George Dinosaur Discovery Site at Johnson Farm, you can ogle well-preserved dinosaur tracks as well as fish and plant fossils, rare dinosaur bones, and detailed replicas. If all those aren't enough to make dino-obsessed tots (and grownups) squeal, they can also play with dinosaur stencils and rubbings, or look for tracks in a specially designed sandbox.
Activities
Things to do near Saint George vacation homes
Dixie is definitely for the outdoorsy types. You can spend your day hiking in a nearby nature park, going on horseback rides or all-terrain vehicle tours, or training for the next Ironman event against scenic red-rock backdrops. If you don't want anything too strenuous, you can always explore the city on foot—we can pretty much guarantee that your phone's photo gallery will be full of snapshots of red rocks after just a couple of hours. Shopaholics, rejoice, as St. George vacation rentals will put you close to the historic downtown shopping district and a few malls.
Weather
Local weather for your stay in Saint George vacation homes
The desert climate in St. George makes it considerably warmer than the rest of Utah. Summers here are long and hot, while winters are cool and short, and in a year, you'll get over 300 sunny days to enjoy the outdoors. Summer highs are in the upper 90s, and can even climb to the triple-digits in July. In the winter, December is the coldest month, with temps ranging from 30 to 52 degrees. St. George vacation rentals tend to have lower price tags in the winter, so don't forget to pack layers for the chilly nights.
Natural features
St. George's cityscape is anything but boring
Even within its urban areas, you're never far from hills, mesas, and waterways, and yes, red rocks. For the best views of the city, head up to Pioneer Park, which also houses the Dixie Red Rock—in case you're not sure which red rock it is, it's the one with "DIXIE" painted on it in big white letters. Pioneer Park is great for picnics, barbecues, and hikes, but if you want to up the ante, Zion National Park has riverside forest trails, waterfalls, and an abundance of plant and animal life.
How to get there
Traveling to and around St. George
The nearest airport is in St. George, UT (SGU), located 6.8 mi (10.9 km) from the city center.
Family friendly
Family attractions near St. George vacation rentals
Families with kids can enjoy plenty of unique attractions in St. George. Vacation rentals are close to places like Quail Creek State Park, a park with a recreational reservoir for boating, fishing, and swimming, and Pioneer Park, a rocky park with Dixie Rock, views of the city, and covered picnic areas. Kids will also like Thunder Junction All Abilities Park, a playground for kids of all ages and skill levels with play equipment, a dinosaur-themed garden, train rides, and other activities.
Good for couples
Couple's fun near St. George vacation homes
St. George has stunning scenery for adventurous couples. Vacation homes are available near places like Snow Canyon State Park, a scenic locale with trails for hiking, climbing, and horseback riding among dunes and sandstone cliffs, and Red Cliffs National Conservation Area, a protected wilderness area with a desert, a canyon, and a network of hiking trails. You'll also like the Tuacahn Center for the Arts, a scenic amphitheater for plays and concerts with canyon views.
How many vacation rentals are available around St. George?
Our 2021 property listings offer a large selection of 1,476 vacation rentals around St. George. From 914 house rentals to 433 condo and apartment rentals, find a unique house rental for you to enjoy a memorable holiday or a weekend with your family and friends.