A free 5-acre desert conservation garden on Red Hills Parkway featuring more than 5,000 water-efficient plants, a recreated slot canyon, a stream stocked with endangered Virgin River fish species, and real dinosaur tracks. Opened in 2015, it doubles as a demonstration garden for desert-smart landscaping.
| Category | Point of Interest |
|---|---|
| Nearest town | St. George |
| Top activities | Strolling the garden paths and slot canyon replica, Spotting native fish in the stream viewing window, Dinosaur track viewing, Getting desert landscaping ideas, Holiday light displays |
| Best time to visit | Year-round; spring bloom (March-May) is the showiest. Evenings are pleasant in summer, and the garden hosts seasonal light displays around the holidays. |
| Entrance fee | Free |
| Permits | None. Open daily, typically dawn to dusk; free parking on site. |
Visitor tip: Combine it with adjacent Pioneer Park — they share the same bluff, and together they make an easy half-day with kids.
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