Oak Haven Homes for Sale in Hurricane, Utah
Oak Haven is the neighborhood I send buyers to when their first question is, "Where can I park my motorhome, my side-by-side, and my boat without the HOA writing me letters?" The newest listings are featured at the top of the page. Most of these homes are new construction from 2024 or 2025, sitting on a quarter-acre, with RV bays deep enough to swallow a 45 foot Class A and still leave room for the Polaris. No HOA dues. Pine Valley Mountain out the back window. Sand Hollow a few minutes down the road.
If you have been chasing a property in Sand Hollow itself and watching prices climb past where you want to be, Oak Haven is the quieter, slightly more affordable alternative that gives you the same access to the dunes and the lake. I have walked these streets, toured these floor plans, and watched the subdivision fill in. Below is what I tell buyers when they ask me about it.
Buying or Selling in Oak Haven?I live right here in Hurricane, I work this neighborhood constantly, and I know which builders are doing it right in Oak Haven. Call or text me at
435-200-5508 or to talk through what is for sale right now or what your existing Oak Haven home is worth.
Homes for Sale in Oak Haven
The newest Oak Haven listings are featured at the top of the page. You can use Advanced Search to narrow by price, square footage, garage size, or lot acreage. Most homes here run in the high $700s to low $1Ms, with a small handful of larger estates pushing past that on the half-acre lots.
What Oak Haven Is Actually Like
Oak Haven sits just west of Sand Hollow Road, tucked off Turf Sod Road on a quiet grid of streets that includes 1930 South, Orchard Lane, and Blossom Way. The subdivision backs up to open agricultural land and orchards on one side, which is part of why the views are so good and why it feels rural even though you are five minutes from a gas station and ten minutes from downtown Hurricane.
The homes are all new builds, mostly single-story ranchers with a few two-story floor plans mixed in. Lots are flat and easy to landscape. A lot of owners have gone with low-water turf and rock, which makes sense given how often these folks are out of town at the dunes or the lake. Several builders have been active here, including Resilient Contracting, Big Rock Homes, and Novelty Homes, and each has its own take on the floor plan layout. What they all share is the RV garage focus.
The RV Garages Are the Whole Point
Every home in Oak Haven was designed around a serious RV bay. This is not a 30 foot bay where you have to angle the trailer in and pray you do not scrape the door. Typical Oak Haven RV garages run 45 to 63 feet deep, with doors 14 feet tall and 12 to 18 feet wide. Some homes have double-wide RV bays that fit two motorhomes parked side by side. Epoxy floors are standard.
For context, total garage square footage in this neighborhood ranges from around 1,000 sqft on the smaller homes to over 2,000 sqft on the bigger ones. That is more garage than most St. George buyers have living space in their condo. If you have been looking at the St. George RV garage homes page and wondering where the deepest bays live, Oak Haven is one of the answers.
Sand Hollow, the Sand Dunes, and the Off-Road Access
The reason Oak Haven exists in the shape it does is location. You can ride a side-by-side from the garage straight to the Sand Hollow Sand Dunes. Sand Hollow Reservoir is a five minute drive. Quail Creek is just up the road. Sand Mountain trails are right there. If you spend half your weekends towing toys somewhere, living here means you stop towing and start riding.
This is the same draw as Sand Hollow Resort, but without the resort fees, without the HOA, and at a noticeably lower price per square foot. You give up the golf course frontage and the resort amenities. You keep the dunes access and the toys. Pick your poison. For the full picture on off-road living out here, the Hurricane off-road lifestyle page goes deeper.
Price Range and What You Get
Recent closed sales in Oak Haven have ranged from the high $700s for a 2,500 sqft single-story with a 4-car garage, up to $1.38M for a 5,000 sqft two-story estate with a pool, hot tub, casita, and 5-car garage on a 0.43 acre lot. The sweet spot is the $820K to $915K range, which gets you a brand new 2,400 to 3,200 sqft home with 4 to 5 bedrooms, two master suites on opposite sides, and the big RV bay.
List price per square foot runs roughly $280 to $365. New construction in Oak Haven typically prices a bit higher per foot than older Hurricane homes because of the garage square footage and the finish quality, but lower per foot than comparable new builds inside Sand Hollow or Copper Rock.
No HOA
This is one of the big reasons people choose Oak Haven over comparable neighborhoods. Total dues and fees are zero. No design review committee. No parking rules about how long the trailer can sit in the driveway. No restrictions on what you can build in the backyard. A few owners have added pools, pickleball courts, and detached shops because nobody is stopping them. If avoiding HOA hassle is high on your list, the broader no HOA homes filter is worth a look too.
Schools
Oak Haven is in the Washington County School District. Most of the subdivision feeds Coral Canyon Elementary, with a small portion zoned to Hurricane Elementary depending on the exact address. Middle school is Hurricane Intermediate and Hurricane Middle, and high school is Hurricane High.
How Oak Haven Compares to Other Hurricane Neighborhoods
If you are weighing Oak Haven against other Hurricane options, here is the short version of how I describe each one to clients:
- Sand Hollow Resort gives you the championship golf course and the lake frontage feel, at a meaningful price premium and with HOA dues.
- Copper Rock is the higher-end golf course community on the south side of Hurricane, more buttoned-up, more amenity driven.
- Dixie Springs is more established, with a wider mix of older homes and lower entry prices.
- Pecan Valley is right next door, similar feel, similar lot sizes, with the Pecan Valley Resort amenities nearby.
- Oak Haven sits in the middle of all of this as the no-HOA, RV-garage-first option with new construction and quick dunes access.
Frequently Asked Questions About Oak Haven
Is Oak Haven still being built out?
Yes, as of this year there are still lots under construction and a few empty lots remaining. The earliest closings were 2024. Most current activity is on homes built in 2024 and 2025, which is why nearly every listing here is new construction.
How big are the RV garages in Oak Haven?
RV bays in Oak Haven typically run 45 to 63 feet deep with 14 foot tall doors. Several homes have double-wide bays sized for two RVs side by side. Total garage square footage ranges from about 1,000 to over 2,000 sqft depending on the floor plan.
Is there an HOA in Oak Haven?
No. Total HOA dues and fees in Oak Haven are zero. There is no design committee and no parking restrictions on RVs, trailers, or work trucks.
How close is Oak Haven to Sand Hollow?
Sand Hollow Reservoir and the Sand Dunes are about a five minute drive. Many owners ride side-by-sides directly from the garage to the dunes without trailering. Quail Creek Reservoir and Sand Mountain trails are also within easy reach.
What does a home in Oak Haven typically cost?
Recent closed sales range from the high $700s to $1.38M. The most common price band is roughly $820K to $915K, which buys a new construction 2,400 to 3,200 sqft home with 4 to 5 bedrooms and a large RV garage on a quarter-acre lot.
What schools serve Oak Haven?
Coral Canyon Elementary serves most of the subdivision, with Hurricane Intermediate, Hurricane Middle, and Hurricane High completing the path through high school.
Can I build a pool or shop on my Oak Haven lot?
With no HOA and lots commonly around 0.23 to 0.43 acres, owners have added pools, pickleball courts, and detached shops. You still work within Washington County and Hurricane City setback and permitting rules, but you do not have a homeowners association layered on top of that.
Working With Lance on an Oak Haven Purchase or Sale
If you are looking at Oak Haven from out of state, which is the case for a lot of my buyers here, I can do video walkthroughs, send you neighborhood drive-throughs, and pull comps that tell you which builders are pricing right and which are reaching. If you already own an Oak Haven home and want to know what it is worth in today's market, I track every closing in this subdivision and can give you a real number, not a Zestimate.
Call or text me at 435-200-5508, email lanceclifford@gmail.com, or here on the site. I will get back to you the same day.
