Hurricane Valley Homes for Sale in Southern Utah

Featured Hurricane Valley Homes for Sale

2816 W 310 N, Hurricane
$844,000
4 Beds ⋅ 3.5 Baths ⋅ 26-277367 MLS
Beautiful new construction home featuring 4 bedrooms plus den plus family room 3.5 baths with 3 car boat garage. Finishes include stained soft close cabinetry throughout, quartz countertops, LVP in main living areas, walk in butler pantry, upgraded primary bath with stand alone tub and dual shower heads, tiles tubs and showers, black plumbing fixtures, main floor laundry, upper deck and covered patio, front and backyard landscaping too. Call or text for additional details.

2816 W 310 N, Hurricane
659 N 380 W, La Verkin
$474,900
4 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 26-277363 MLS
THE VIEW IS THE VIBE. Perched along the cliffside with stunning, unobstructed views, this beautifully updated 4-bedroom, 2-bath home is anything but ordinary. Step inside and you'll find a fresh, modern interior with updated flooring, countertops, freshly painted walls, and upgrades throughout. The bright, clean finishes make the home feel completely refreshed and move-in ready. But let's be honest, the real showstopper is outside. With nothing blocking the scenery, you'll enjoy wide-open views and incredible sunsets right from home. Completely updated. Unbelievable views. One seriously hard to beat location.

659 N 380 W, La Verkin
1854 W Weeping Rock, Hurricane
$859,900
5 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 26-277362 MLS
Some homes are beautiful. Others offer a lifestyle that's hard to beat. This stunning Southern Utah home delivers both! Featuring 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and 3,055 square feet, this property offers incredible views, a private pool, and a thoughtfully designed layout. The main level features 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, an open-concept living space, and large windows showcasing the breathtaking Southern Utah scenery. The walkout basement offers a fully furnished, private 2-bedroom, 1-bath casita complete with its own kitchen, dining area, laundry, and separate entrance. Currently generating $1,900 per month in rental income, this space offers incredible flexibility for guests, extended family, or additional income. Another standout feature is the garage equipped with a full HVAC system, providing year-round heating and cooling for added comfort and versatility. And let's not forget the backyard! A private pool, multiple outdoor living spaces, and panoramic views make this home something truly special.

1854 W Weeping Rock, Hurricane
436 N 2830 W, Hurricane
$707,000
4 Beds ⋅ 2.5 Baths ⋅ 26-277355 MLS
Beautiful new construction home featuring 2 story entry 4 bedrooms plus family room 2.5 baths with 3 car garage. Finishes include stained soft close cabinetry throughout, quartz countertops, LVP in main living areas, walk in pantry, tiles tubs and showers, black plumbing fixtures, covered patio, front and backyard landscaping too. Come by and see the S&S Homes difference. Call or text for additional details.

436 N 2830 W, Hurricane
290 N Lone Rock Unit #206, Hurricane
$239,900
2 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths ⋅ 26-277341 MLS
Brand first floor rentable or owner occupied condo. Owner occupied with no rentable option would be $10,000 less. Move in ready and qualifies for the $20,000 first time homebuyer funds. Best deal in Washington County.

290 N Lone Rock Unit #206, Hurricane
228 N Lone Rock Unit #302, Hurricane
$224,900
2 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths ⋅ 26-277339 MLS
LONE ROCK CONDOS - ONE OF WASHINGTON COUNTY'S BEST VALUE!Affordable Southern Utah living in a location you'll love!Welcome to Lone Rock Condos, ideally situated near the beautiful Coral Canyon area of Hurricane, just minutes from I-15, making it easy to reach St. George, Washington, and everything Southern Utah has to offer.These 2-bedroom, 1-bath condos offer an incredible opportunity to own your own home at a price that's hard to find in Washington County!Enjoy convenient access to the community swimming pool and pickleball courts, all just steps from your front door. Whether you're a first-time buyer, looking to downsize, or searching for an affordable investment property, Lone Rock delivers outstanding value.

228 N Lone Rock Unit #302, Hurricane
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Hurricane Valley Homes for Sale | Hurricane, La Verkin & Toquerville, Utah

Hurricane Valley is the eastern area of Washington County, covering Hurricane, La Verkin, and Toquerville. It's where buyers come when they want Sand Hollow access, Zion proximity, RV-friendly neighborhoods, more land, and a lifestyle that's genuinely centered on outdoor recreation rather than just close to it.

This is not one housing market. Each city has a distinct character and serves a different buyer profile. Hurricane is the hub with the most services, neighborhoods, and recreation access. La Verkin is quieter, smaller, and positioned along the Zion route. Toquerville is the most open and rural of the three, with larger-lot options and a growing newer-development footprint.

Local perspective: I've lived in Hurricane for more than a decade and know this valley the way you need someone to know it when you're making a purchase decision from out of state. I can tell you which neighborhoods fit your lifestyle, which ones don't, and why two properties that look similar on a map can live completely differently. Contact me directly before you spend a week driving around and touring homes that aren't the right fit.

Lance Clifford at Sand Hollow State Park near Hurricane Utah
Sand Hollow State Park, Hurricane, Utah. Five minutes from Dixie Springs. This is the backyard.

New to watch: The SunRiver developer has a newer 55+ active adult community in Toquerville called SunRiver Firelight. Worth a close look if you want newer construction, community amenities, 3 and 4-car garage options, and an active adult lifestyle closer to Zion country.

Hurricane Valley: October 2026 Snapshot (verified market and area facts)

  • The three towns: June 2026 median sold prices were $529,950 in Hurricane, $467,000 in La Verkin and $640,295 in Toquerville, which is the cleanest way to see how this valley tiers on price
  • Market check, October 1, 2026: about 700 active and pending houses and condos in Hurricane asking a median of $599,948, 54 in La Verkin asking $497,500 and 31 in Toquerville asking $819,000, against a Washington County median sale price of $499,163 across 298 closed sales in September 2026 and 37 median days on market (Washington County MLS)
  • Toquerville's caveat: that $640,295 median came on seven closings, so the town's monthly figures swing hard on which homes happened to sell
  • Honest read: these are three separate small markets rather than one. Hurricane closes enough homes each month to trust the median; La Verkin and Toquerville do not, so weigh those against a full year

The Three Cities: How They Compare

Hurricane

The main hub of the valley. Hurricane has the widest range of neighborhoods, the most services, the best recreation access, and the most diverse housing inventory in Washington County outside St. George. Sand Hollow, Quail Creek, multiple golf courses, mountain bike trail systems, and the OHV terrain at Sand Mountain are all within minutes.

It's the strongest market in the county for RV garage homes, purpose-built toy hauler neighborhoods, and no-HOA flexibility. Buyers who want to actually live the Southern Utah outdoor lifestyle rather than just be near it usually end up here.

Best for: Recreation-first buyers, RV and toy garage buyers, families, full-time residents, and second-home buyers who want Sand Hollow access.

La Verkin

A small city along the Virgin River on the highway between Hurricane and Zion. La Verkin has a genuinely laid-back, small-town character that some buyers find more appealing than the busier pace of Hurricane. The Virgin River valley provides scenic canyon views in parts of town, and the Zion National Park entrance is meaningfully closer from La Verkin than from Hurricane or St. George.

Housing options include a mix of modest single-family homes, some larger properties, and select view lots. Prices are often more accessible than comparable Hurricane neighborhoods, which makes La Verkin a practical comparison for value-focused buyers.

Best for: Zion-oriented buyers, value-focused buyers, buyers who want a small-town feel, and those who make regular Zion trips and want the drive shortened.

Toquerville

The quietest and most open of the three cities, with a rural-adjacent character that attracts buyers who want space, views, and separation from the busier parts of the valley. Toquerville has larger-lot inventory, acreage options, and a growing newer-development section anchored by SunRiver Firelight.

The Toquerville Parkway has improved access through the area, making the commute to Hurricane and St. George more practical than it was historically. For buyers who want quiet, views, and elbow room with reasonable valley connectivity, Toquerville is increasingly worth a look.

Best for: Acreage buyers, privacy-focused buyers, active adult buyers considering Firelight, and anyone who wants the Zion-side setting with more space than Hurricane's standard subdivisions offer.

Distances: What Hurricane Valley Is Actually Close To

One of the most common questions from out-of-state buyers is how the drive times actually work. Here's a practical reference from central Hurricane:

Destination From Hurricane Notes
Sand Hollow Reservoir 5 to 10 min From Dixie Springs and south Hurricane, often under 5 minutes
St. George (central) 20 to 25 min Via I-15; longer during peak traffic
Zion National Park (South Entrance) 25 to 35 min Via SR-9; closer from La Verkin and Toquerville
St. George Regional Airport (SGU) 25 to 30 min Via Southern Parkway or I-15
Quail Creek State Park 10 to 15 min Popular for boating, fishing, and water recreation
Bryce Canyon National Park ~1 hr 30 min Day trip distance; closer than from St. George
Cedar City ~45 to 50 min Via I-15 north
Las Vegas ~2 hr 15 min Via I-15 south; nearest major airport with broad carrier service

For the underlying highway mileage and UDOT's 2024 traffic counts on I-15 and SR-9, including where the morning backups actually sit, see my post on St. George commute times: St. George commute times and Washington County drive distances.

Why Buyers Choose Hurricane Valley Over St. George

This is the comparison most buyers who are new to Southern Utah are working through. St. George has more services, more established neighborhoods, better medical infrastructure, and more central access to the metro's amenities. Hurricane Valley wins on a different set of priorities:

  • Sand Hollow access. From Dixie Springs or the Sand Hollow area, you're at the reservoir in five minutes. From most St. George neighborhoods, it's 25 to 35 minutes. If Sand Hollow is part of your regular life, that difference matters every weekend.
  • Zion proximity. For buyers who want Zion as a regular destination rather than an occasional trip, Hurricane Valley's position cuts 15 to 20 minutes off every visit compared to central St. George.
  • RV garage and toy flexibility. Hurricane has the highest concentration of purpose-built RV garage homes in Washington County and significantly more no-HOA inventory than central St. George. If you have a boat, trailer, RV, or side-by-side, Hurricane is where you look first.
  • Space and price. For comparable square footage, Hurricane Valley often offers larger lots at lower or similar price points to St. George, particularly for homes without golf-resort premiums.
  • Off-road and recreation culture. Hurricane has an event calendar, trail systems, and a community culture around outdoor recreation that doesn't exist in the same way in central St. George. Trail Hero, UTV Takeover, and the JEM Trail system are part of daily life here, not things you drive to.

The honest comparison: choose St. George if you want the most central metro access, hospital proximity, and established neighborhood variety. Choose Hurricane Valley if recreation access, garage flexibility, space, and the Zion area matter more to you than being 10 minutes from Costco.

Hurricane Valley by Lifestyle: Where to Start Your Search

What to Verify Before Buying in Hurricane Valley

Hurricane Valley looks simple on a map but has more variation in rules, infrastructure, and character than most buyers expect until they're deep in the search.

  • HOA vs. no HOA. Rules vary dramatically by neighborhood and sometimes by individual street within the same general area. If you have a boat, trailer, RV, or side-by-side, verifying the specific property's rules before you commit is not optional.
  • Short-term rental eligibility. Hurricane's STR licensing framework is more accessible than St. George's, but city zoning and HOA rules still govern individual properties. Verify at the address level before purchasing with rental intent.
  • Garage and parking specifics. "RV garage" in a listing can mean a purpose-built 50-foot bay or a slightly deeper standard garage. See the RV Garage Checklist for what to verify on-site.
  • Commute patterns. Test your actual drive from a specific neighborhood to work, schools, medical care, and your regular destinations before committing. The valley is not as small as it looks on a phone map.
  • Rural property specifics. For Toquerville and larger-lot properties: verify utilities (sewer vs. septic, culinary water source), irrigation water shares if applicable, animal rights, road access, and floodplain or wash exposure.
  • New construction timing. Phase releases, incentives, lot premiums, and build timelines change quickly. What's available today may not be available in 60 days, and prices move with phase releases.

Price Context: What Hurricane Valley Homes Cost

Here is how the three cities compared on closed sales in June 2026:

City June median sale Change YoY Days on market Active listings
Hurricane $529,950 +9.3% 42 ~479
La Verkin $467,000 +7.4% 41 ~41
Toquerville $640,295 +18.6% (only 7 sales, so treat the swing with caution) Very fast, tiny sample ~20

Closed-sale data, June 2026. La Verkin typically runs $50K to $100K below Hurricane; Toquerville's small volume makes its monthly numbers jumpy.

Hurricane Valley spans a wide price range depending on city, neighborhood, and property type. As a general guide:

  • La Verkin entry-level and standard homes: broadly $300s to $500s for typical single-family inventory
  • Hurricane standard single-family homes: mid-$300s to $600s depending on size, age, and neighborhood
  • Hurricane homes with RV garages: typically $500s to $800s+ for purpose-built RV bay homes; see the RV Garage Homes page for more detail
  • Toquerville and acreage properties: wide range from $400s for standard lots to $700s+ for larger-lot and view properties
  • Sand Hollow Resort area, Copper Rock, Southern Shores: $600s to $1M+ for resort-oriented and golf community homes
  • SunRiver Firelight (55+, Toquerville): broadly mid-$400s to $800s+ depending on floor plan and garage configuration

Who Hurricane Valley Fits Best

  • Outdoor-focused buyers who want Sand Hollow, Zion, Quail Creek, OHV terrain, and mountain biking as part of regular life, not just occasional day trips
  • RV, boat, and trailer owners who need garage and parking flexibility that most central St. George HOA neighborhoods don't provide
  • Families who want more space, larger lots, and strong recreation access at competitive prices
  • Second-home buyers who want a Southern Utah recreation base with quick access to multiple outdoor destinations
  • Buyers leaving denser markets who want elbow room, quieter streets, and a community that's genuinely oriented around being outside
  • Active adults looking for newer options in a less urban setting, including Firelight's 55+ concept in Toquerville
  • Acreage and larger-lot buyers who want more land than standard St. George subdivisions provide

Whichever of the three towns fits you, run the numbers before you decide: my property tax calculator compares Hurricane Valley tax areas with St. George on the same price, and my power cost calculator carries Hurricane City’s actual tariff alongside the rest of the county.

FAQ: Hurricane Valley, Utah

What cities are in Hurricane Valley?

Hurricane Valley includes Hurricane, La Verkin, and Toquerville. The three cities share access to Zion National Park, Sand Hollow, Quail Creek, and the eastern portion of the Greater St. George recreation area. They're connected geographically but serve somewhat different buyer profiles.

Is Hurricane Valley cheaper than St. George?

For standard single-family homes, Hurricane and La Verkin often offer better value per square foot than comparable St. George neighborhoods. However, Sand Hollow resort area homes, golf community properties, and purpose-built RV garage homes in premium positions can match or exceed mid-tier St. George pricing. The comparison depends heavily on what you're looking for specifically.

Which Hurricane Valley city is best for outdoor recreation?

Hurricane is the strongest all-around hub: Sand Hollow is five to ten minutes away, Quail Creek is ten to fifteen minutes, OHV terrain at Sand Mountain is accessible, multiple golf courses are nearby, and the JEM Trail mountain bike system is accessible from the Washington area. La Verkin and Toquerville are closer to Zion specifically and are better for buyers who prioritize that direction over Sand Hollow.

Is Hurricane a good place to live full-time?

Yes. Hurricane has grown significantly over the past decade into a city with real services: grocery stores, restaurants, hardware, schools, a hospital-adjacent clinic network, and a growing retail base. It's not as full-featured as St. George for medical care and specialty retail, but it functions well as a full-time residential city for most daily needs. Most residents drive to St. George a few times a week, not every day.

What are the best neighborhoods in Hurricane for RV garages?

Dixie Springs is the most consistently cited neighborhood for RV garage homes and no-HOA flexibility. The Sand Hollow area has newer purpose-built homes with large garage configurations. Pecan Valley has larger lots with more room for side parking and workshop setups. See the full breakdown at Dixie Springs and RV Garage Homes.

How far is Hurricane Valley from Zion National Park?

From central Hurricane, Zion's south entrance via SR-9 is about 25 to 35 minutes depending on traffic and where in Hurricane you're starting from. From La Verkin, it's closer to 20 to 25 minutes. From Toquerville, roughly 20 to 30 minutes. All three are meaningfully closer to Zion than St. George, which is typically 45 to 55 minutes to the park entrance.

Are there 55+ communities in Hurricane Valley?

Yes. SunRiver Firelight in Toquerville is a newer 55+ active adult community with new construction, community amenities, and 3 and 4-car garage options. Buyers should compare Firelight with 55+ communities across the broader area before deciding.

Is Hurricane Valley good for short-term rental investment?

Potentially. Hurricane's STR licensing framework has generally been more accessible than St. George's, and Sand Hollow-area properties have strong visitor demand from Sand Hollow events, golf, and reservoir access. However, city rules and HOA restrictions vary at the address level. Both layers need to line up for a property to legally operate as an STR. See the Vacation Rentals page for a full breakdown.

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