Thunder Junction All Abilities Park, St. George

What an amazing park that is free for the community! There are multiple playground areas, all dinosaur themed, some fun little sensory trail areas, and most thrilling, an awesome splash pad waterfall! Liner orders have said, this feels like something you would have to pay for. The train is $1 but totally reasonable and fun, clean place. Me and the wife had fun as well with the kids!

We had a good time. This place is packed on the weekends and would have been better with less people to go around. Overall, it was a good experience and we had a great time at a table in the volcano with the little dinosaurs all over the place. The train was fun, we did it twice. $1 per person. The music area was nice, but I wish they had two beaters to play with so multiple people can play a song together.

Amazing park. We try to find new parks to go to rather than going to the same ones, so we’ve probably visited over 100 parks in Utah at this point. We were just visiting St. George and were really excited to learn about this park (and were glad that it was free). All Abilities parks are not common (at least not in Utah), but the three I’ve been to are in our top 5 favorite parks. The splash pad is probably one of the best parts of this park. It is definitely larger and more exciting than a typical splash pad, as it is modeled to look like mountains/rivers and has waterfalls throughout. Very open and plenty of room. There are many shaded areas here, a large splash pad area, and tons of play equipment spread throughout the park. The more unique thing about this park is how spread out everything is. There isn’t room for more than a few kids on each piece of equipment, but there are plenty of toys and plenty of room. As far as areas for adults - there’s a couple of shaded picnic areas and a semi enclosed/almost indoor space that stays cooler than other parts of the park. Plenty of trees and grass. I believe the park is totally fenced in, which is nice for families that worry about their kids wandering away from the playground. The bathrooms are nice and include family restrooms. Much of the play equipment seems to stay cool despite being in the sun, but the same is not true of the padded ground in the play area. That area was uncomfortably hot, and I imagine it gets much hotter in the summer months. Overall we had a lot of fun here and would recommend it to anyone passing by. Definitely one of the nicer parks in all of Utah.

We came here when Google said it was "as busy as it gets" and there was still so much room and things to do, that we didn't feel crowded at all. We visit St George several times a year and this was the first time we've seen this park. We were so happy to have found this park and spent a couple hours chasing the kids and having fun riding the train. I love that the are so many activities for all ages and abilities. We had lunch at the pavilion just east of the park (in the same parking lot) and then got on the walking path to check out the Tonaquint Nature Center next door. Great job St. George City on creating such fun, safe, outdoor space.

This is an incredible park! It's also very crowded. It was hard to find parking at noon on a Saturday. The splash pad looked amazing, perfect for the desert weather The exploding volcano pavilion was also very impressive. My girls are 9 and 11 and still had lots of fun. They wished we would have had more time.