Things to do with kids in St. George
St. George is a great place to have kids. Here's what local parents rely on, from free splash pads to easy hikes, plus family events coming up.
Happening near here
- 2026-10-13Disneys Finding NemoTuacahn Amphitheatre
- 2026-10-13Dixie @ Pine View — VolleyballPine View High School
- 2026-10-13Snow Canyon vs. Desert Hills — VolleyballSnow Canyon High School
- 2026-10-13Crimson Cliffs vs. Cedar — VolleyballCrimson Cliffs High School
- 2026-10-13Senior Games Concert & CelebrationBurns Arena, Utah Tech University
- 2026-10-13Huntsman World Senior Games 2026Dixie Convention Center
- 2026-10-13Pine View vs. Dixie — VolleyballPine View High School
- 2026-10-13Desert Hills @ Snow Canyon — VolleyballSnow Canyon High School
Splash pads and parks
Town Square in downtown St. George has the classic splash pad and carousel. Thunder Junction is an all-abilities playground with a dinosaur theme, and nearly every city has its own splash pad.
See every splash padEasy hikes for kids
Jenny's Canyon and the Lava Tubes in Snow Canyon, Pioneer Park's rocks, and the Red Cliffs desert trails are short and fun for little legs.
Kid-friendly hikesIndoor spots for hot or rainy days
The St. George Children's Museum, trampoline parks, bowling, climbing gyms and the library keep kids busy when it's too hot outside.
Indoor placesTreats and birthdays
Ice cream, shaved ice and party venues are covered in our family collections.
Explore the family sectionCommon questions
Is St. George a good place for kids?
Yes. It has free splash pads, lots of parks, easy hikes, a children's museum and family events every week.
What are free things to do with kids in St. George?
Splash pads, Town Square, Thunder Junction, Pioneer Park, the library and many city events are free.
What can kids do in St. George when it's hot?
Splash pads in the morning, then indoor spots like the Children's Museum, trampoline parks, bowling and the library.