Welcome to Sports Village

Let us welcome you to Utah's Dixie! St. George is home of the beautiful red rock mountains that you just can't get enough of.

Sports Village has so many activities to offer that you can spend a whole day swimming, playing tennis, racquetball, shuffleboard or basketball all without even leaving the resort. If you want to get more adventurous, you can venture out to one of the 13 golf courses, enjoy biking along the miles of bike trails in St. George, or spend the day hiking. There is also plenty of open space for riding ATVs, sightseeing in on of the many nearby national parks, and shopping at the outlet mall. There is something for everyone here!

Our two-level 3 bedroom condo is located the Sports Village development in the beautiful Green Valley area of St. George, Utah. I-10 is a spacious 1830 square foot 2-level penthouse condo that sleeps up to ten guests.

Free internet access and cable tv is offered in the condo.
Main Level
The kitchen is furnished with dishes and cooking supplies for comfortable meals.

The dining room has a large table big enough for 8 and there are 3 more barstools at the counter for additional seating.

You can enjoy sitting in the comfortable living room watching a 50" flat screen TV. Also equipped with a blu-ray player for both DVDs and blu-ray discs.

Walk out to the deck for a view of the pool, tennis courts and playground.

The main floor has a one large bedroom with 3 bunk beds and a sofa bed

The sofa sleeper is a brand new queen-sized bed with a memory foam mattress which is more comfortable than other sofa sleepers.

Next to the bedroom is a full bathroom.

Upstairs
Upstairs you'll find a loft with more seating, another TV, and more playing room for the kids.

Inside the master suite, there is a king size bed, a dresser, a walk-in closet and another TV.

The large master bathroom boasts an oversized garden tub and plenty of counter space.

Also upstairs is a second bedroom with a queen sized bed and another bathroom

Included in your stay is access to all the amenities of Sports Village:

• 3 Year-round Swimming pools: 1 adult only pool, 1 large main pool , 1 children's wading pool
• 2 Large Jacuzzis
• 3 Full-sized Tennis Courts
• 2 Raquetball Courts
• Clubhouse with WiFi Internet Access and large screen TV
• Basketball court
• Fitness/Weight Room
• Pool Table
• Sand Volleyball Court
• Children's Playground
• Indoor Mini-golf
• Outdoor Shuffleboard Court
• Picnic Pavillion with BBQ
• Beautiful Walking/Jogging paths
• and, more!

Our family has always loved going to St. George. If you're interested in going too, feel free to rent our condo. Call or email us for availability.

Kid-Friendly Things to Do in St. George

We have 6 young children so we're always looking for fun things to do with them when we go to St. George. We've learned that the possibilities are endless and each time we go, we try something new. Here are some of the things we've done.


Snow Canyon
Snow Canyon is a great day trip for a family.

There are short hikes and even caves.

There are sand dunes in Snow Canyon that the kids beg to go to. I have to feel up to it because we end up with sand EVERYWHERE afterwards. But they are a lot of fun.


Our kids love exploring and climbing on the slick rock.

Snow Canyon is great to take a lunch picnic to and spend several hours in the canyon.

Pioneer Park
I think if you were to ask my kids, they would say Pioneer Park is their favorite place to visit in St. George.

This slot canyon, which we affectionately call "the crack," is about 100 yards long and the kids enjoy going through it, although I can't say the same about my husband.

Also around Pioneer Park there is more slick rock to climb on and explore.

We found this arch at the top of one of the slick rock hills.

The name Pioneer Park comes from some old cave-like dwellings where pioneers made a home.

You can spend anywhere from an hour to 3 hours there.

Sand Hollow Reservoir

Sand hollow is a great little reservoir for just playing on the beach. The sand is nice, but it will stain clothes. We also borrowed my mom's wave runners and played with them that day. There isn't any shade, so make sure you take an easy-up or sun umbrellas.

The Tonaquint Nature Center
The nature center has a duck pond, walking trail along the river, and signs to teach about wildlife and plants. It is a great Sunday afternoon activity.

St. George LDS Temple and Visitors Center.

Another great Sunday afternoon activity is to visit the LDS temple and Visitors Center. The Visitors Center has many things to entertain the children like videos, hands-on activities, displays, and more.

Petroglyphs
There are several spots in St. George with Indian Petroglyphs on the sandstone.

They were kind of out in the middle of nowhere, but they were exciting to find.
Playgrounds
St. George has great playgrounds! Our favorites are Cottonwood Cove Park, Firehouse Park, and Tonaquint Park.

ATVing
There are miles and miles of open land for riding ATVs. We don't own any, so it's not something we do too often, but you can ride for miles.



One day we rented this 4-seater rhino and spent the day taking turns riding it. I think next time we'll rent 2 of them and then we can take our whole family on a little day-trip.

Geo-caching

Geo-caching is one of our family hobbies.

St. George is an outdoorsman's paradise so there are hundreds of geo-caches to do. We always look for the ones with a short hike because our young children can't go very far.

Zions National Park

Zions is only about 45 minutes away from St. George. The park offers these buses that shuttle you up and down the canyon. It has a tour guide playing so you can learn about Zions. It was a great way to travel with the kids. We got off and on when we wanted to.

We took the kids there one day. It was a cold, rainy day the day we went so we need to go back, but it was still fun and beautiful.

So much to do! I can't decide what to do next time we go... :)