by Settler's Junction | Aug 19, 2026 | Things To Do
Southern Utah looks like the perfect place to explore with your dog, until you reach a trailhead, shuttle, or campground that doesn’t allow pets. Where you stay can make the difference between constantly changing your plans and enjoying the red-rock scenery...
by Settler's Junction | Aug 5, 2026 | Things To Do
Quail Creek is one of the few places in Southern Utah where you can spend an entire day on the water with no permit, no timed entry, and no long drive from St. George. Key Takeaways Quail Creek State Park sits near Hurricane, Utah, which is roughly 14 miles north of...
by Settler's Junction | Jul 22, 2026 | Things To Do
Any roadside campground can handle a quick weekend getaway, but finding an RV park built to sustain your day-to-day life for months at a time is an entirely different challenge. Key Takeaways A good long-term RV park in Utah needs full hookups, reliable Wi-Fi,...
by Settler's Junction | Jul 8, 2026 | Things To Do
You can see all of Utah’s Mighty 5 in one trip, but you’ll have the most time when you carefully plan out your itinerary. Key Takeaways The Utah Mighty 5 refers to five national parks in Utah: Zion, Bryce Canyon, Capitol Reef, Arches, and Canyonlands. A Utah...
by Settler's Junction | Jun 23, 2026 | Things To Do
For RV travelers who want to explore several national parks in Southern Utah, basing your trip near St. George is a smart way to spend less time breaking down camp and more time exploring. Key Takeaways RV camping near St. George can fit different travel styles....
by Settler's Junction | Jun 9, 2026 | Things To Do
Zion National Park is well-known for its massive sandstone cliffs, but seeing its diverse wildlife is also a memorable part of the park experience. Key Takeaways Bighorn sheep and mule deer are the most common large animals in Zion National Park. With nearly...
