The best things to do in St. George

“Whether you’re sneaking in a quick nine or chasing your best round, SunRiver Golf Club brings championship-caliber play to the Virgin River Valley with smooth greens and six tee boxes in the desert. Need a tune-up before you head out this week? Their pros offer 1-on-1 lessons, and GPS carts keep things moving.”

From the Mesquite newsletter, September 4, 2026

“George Golf Club keeps it classic with a forgiving, walkable par-73 layout that winds along Ft. Pearce Wash, big greens that actually reward average swings, and a couple of water-carry par-3s for spice. Municipal course, makeable putts, and a fun peninsula finish...”

From the Mesquite newsletter, August 20, 2026

“Blow off steam at Fiesta Fun Family Fun Center, where go karts, laser tag, bumper boats, batting cages, mini golf, bowling and a massive arcade are basically your inner twelve-year-old’s dream.”

From the St. George newsletter, August 25, 2026

“Right in town, Sunbrook Golf Club packs three distinct nines with black lava rock, red sand, bridges and elevation drops, plus a par-3 island hole you’ll brag about all week. It’s 27 championship holes with big views and just enough risk to keep your locals-only swagger honest.”

From the Mesquite newsletter, September 13, 2026

“If you’re craving golf that actually makes you look up between shots, Entrada at Snow Canyon Country Club pairs a David McLay-Kidd designed layout with that surreal combo of red rock, ancient lava flows, and waterfall backdrops.”

From the St. George newsletter, August 23, 2026

“When you need a quick kid-energy reset, Laser Mania Family Fun Center delivers laser tag, black light mini golf, bumper cars, a 4D movie, and an arcade under one roof. Clean, well maintained, and party-friendly with packages from single-attraction to unlimited, it's an easy go-to for locals.”

From the St. George newsletter, September 7, 2026

“I. feedback, then jump into leagues or tournaments on GSPro’s 2,000+ courses. Equal parts practice lab and hangout, members use the app to book a bay and unlock the facility, plus an on-demand PGA coach when you want it.”

From the St. George newsletter, September 6, 2026

“Southgate Golf Club is a walkable, player-friendly par-70 that lets you flirt with the Santa Clara River on the front, then face tighter fairways and hillside views on the back. Not feeling it today? Their game improvement center with PGA pros can straighten things out.”

From the Mesquite newsletter, August 27, 2026

“Need a quick reset that isn’t another Costco run? The Ledges of St. George pairs an award-winning desert layout with easy online tee times, solid instruction, and stay-and-play options if you want to turn a round into a whole weekend, so rally your foursome and make it happen this week.”

From the St. George newsletter, September 17, 2026

“Entertainment center featuring 70 trampolines, rock-climbing walls, and games.”

“Whether you want an alien ship in the woods, a Cold War spy office, or a witchy attic climb, St George Escape Rooms builds all six immersive games in a converted 1939 brick home. Private bookings only, so your crew has one hour to outsmart the clock together.”

From the St. George newsletter, September 5, 2026

“Escapism Room Escape Games has custom crafted, fully private rooms packed with puzzles that pull you into the story, then make you work together to get out before the clock hits zero. Great for families, friend groups, or a low-pressure date night that still counts as doing something.”

From the St. George newsletter, September 12, 2026

“Beat the heat without skipping your swing. Crushers Golf Lounge in nearby St. George packs 3 Trackman bays with 300+ world courses like St Andrews and PGA National, plus pro-level data on every shot.”

From the Mesquite newsletter, August 29, 2026

“Visitors praise this golf course, which some say is difficult but well-maintained and offers a good value.”

“For a quick loop that still feels epic, Dixie Red Hills Golf Course fits a 9-hole par-34 into sandstone cliffs, mature trees, and shade. Walkers love the relaxed vibe, the fun caroms off boulders, and that sneaky uphill opener with a red rock sentry.”

From the St. George newsletter, September 1, 2026

“Bloomington Country Club packs an 18-hole championship course, six lighted tennis courts with coaching by USPTA pro Mike White, a summer-loving pool, and a casual yet elegant restaurant with red rock views. Membership options fit families, individuals, and businesses, so you can make it your go-to recharge.”

From the Mesquite newsletter, August 26, 2026