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Frog Hollow Homes For Sale | Hurricane, Utah
Frog Hollow has become one of the easier neighborhoods to recommend in Hurricane because what it offers is so consistent and so practical. These are settled 2020 to 2022 builds, all single-level three-bedroom homes in the 1,500 square foot range, on quarter-acre or smaller lots, with no HOA. Recent sales and listings have all landed in a tight band from the mid $450,000s to the mid $480,000s, which makes pricing predictable and gives buyers confidence about what they are walking into.
What separates Frog Hollow from a lot of the affordable Hurricane neighborhoods is the lifestyle setup. The location puts you walking distance from the Hurricane Equestrian Park, the Hurricane Cliffs trailheads, and Three Falls Elementary, which is a combination that works well for full-time families and second-home buyers alike. Add in newer construction and a usable yard, and you have a neighborhood that quietly punches above its price point.
The RV Story Is the Real One Here
If you have looked at Hurricane listings for any length of time, you know "RV parking" usually means a concrete slab next to the driveway. Frog Hollow is different. Most homes here come with full RV hookups including power and sewer access, which means you can actually use your RV from your own property instead of just storing it. For the buyer who travels in their motorhome regularly, that is a meaningful difference, and it is one of the main reasons this neighborhood draws a snowbird and weekend-warrior crowd alongside the local family buyers.
The homes themselves are practical, three bedrooms, two baths, single-level, 9-foot ceilings, gas fireplaces, open floor plans with the kitchen flowing into the great room, and quartz or solid surface counters. Lots back to the cliffs or to other homes depending on the street, with several premium positions backing right up to the base of the Hurricane Cliffs with no neighbors behind. Low-maintenance desert landscaping is the norm, so you are not spending your weekends mowing grass.
Frog Hollow homes are similar enough to each other that pricing turns on lot position, finish level, and timing more than floor plan. If you are buying here, knowing which lots actually deliver the cliff views and the privacy buyers pay for is the difference between a good buy and a great one. If you own here and want a current read on value, call or text me at 435-200-5508 or Contact Lance Clifford.
Homes for Sale in Frog Hollow
The newest Frog Hollow listings are featured at the top of this page. This neighborhood does not have a huge number of homes, so inventory is limited and the well-positioned ones tend to move quickly when they hit the market. A saved search is the simplest way to stay on top of new listings, and you can also compare against the rest of Hurricane through the Advanced Search.
Floor plans are similar across the neighborhood, so the meaningful differences between homes come down to lot, view, garage extras, and what each owner has added. Some homes here have detached heated and cooled she-sheds or workshops, some have upgraded outdoor living with covered patios and pergolas, and a few have premium lots backing the cliffs. Those details are exactly what I dig into for buyers because they make a real difference in long-term enjoyment and resale value.
Location and the Hurricane Lifestyle
Frog Hollow sits on the south side of Hurricane, which gives you quick access to a lot of what makes the area work. The Hurricane Equestrian Park and the new rodeo grounds are right there, the Hurricane Cliffs and their trail system are walking distance, and Three Falls Elementary is essentially in the neighborhood. Sand Hollow Reservoir and the dunes are a short drive, Quail Creek is close, and Zion National Park is about half an hour out. If your day-to-day involves hiking, riding, or just being able to walk the kids to school, this neighborhood fits the bill. The Hurricane off-road lifestyle page covers the broader recreation picture, and the RV garage homes page is the natural companion given how seriously RV ownership is taken in this neighborhood.
Buyers comparing Frog Hollow often also look at Firerock for newer construction with bigger garages, and at Canyon Ridge on the northwest side of town for similar pricing on older homes. Comparing those side by side is the clearest way to weigh size against age and location.
Schools
Frog Hollow is in the Washington County School District, with most homes zoned for Three Falls Elementary, and some addresses falling under Hurricane Elementary, then Hurricane Intermediate, Hurricane Middle and Hurricane High. The boundary is close, so I can confirm the assigned elementary for any specific address before you write an offer.
Frog Hollow FAQ
Does Frog Hollow have an HOA?
No. Homes in Frog Hollow close with no HOA dues, which fits the practical, no-frills character of the neighborhood.
What's special about the RV parking at Frog Hollow?
Most homes here include full RV hookups, meaning power and sewer access, not just a parking pad. That makes the neighborhood a strong fit for owners who actually use their RV instead of just storing it.
How old are the homes in Frog Hollow?
Most were built between 2020 and 2022, so you are looking at settled but still essentially new construction with modern finishes and current building standards.
What do homes in Frog Hollow cost?
Recent sales and listings have run in a tight range from the mid $450,000s to the mid $480,000s. Where a home lands within that band depends mostly on lot position, view, and upgrades.
Let's Talk Frog Hollow
Frog Hollow is one of those neighborhoods where the buyers who do well here knew exactly what they were after, a settled newer single-level, a usable RV setup, no HOA, and an honest walking-to-the-park location. If that sounds like you, or if you own here and are ready to sell, reach out for a real conversation. Call or text 435-200-5508 or Contact Lance Clifford.