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10 Ivins City parks plus the city cemetery and open spaces. Reserve pavilions and the UNITY Park recreation room through Ivins Parks & Recreation (RecDesk), 435-634-7719.

UNITY Park

350 S 300 W, Ivins, UT 84738

The city's biggest developed park (about 12 acres per RecDesk). Lighted ball diamonds, soccer fields and tennis and basketball courts, plus a skate park, playground, a 50-seat pavilion that doubles as a stage, a rentable recreation room, and a seasonal splash pad (May 1–Sept 30).

Hours: 7 a.m.–10 p.m. daily (RecDesk). City code limits park use after dark to lighted areas.

Reservations: Pavilions and other reservable spaces are booked through Ivins RecDesk.

Restrooms: Yes

Dogs: On leash; pick up after your dog; not on ball diamonds or playing fields

Amenities
  • One lighted baseball field and one lighted softball field
  • Two full-size lighted soccer/football fields
  • Walking path
  • Two lighted tennis courts
  • Two lighted basketball courts with two temporary pickleball courts
  • Children’s playground
  • Open grass area
  • Restrooms
  • Multipurpose recreation room
  • Skate park

Source: Ivins Parks & Recreation: UNITY Park ↗

Ivins City Heritage Park

100 N 100 W, Ivins, UT 84738

Ivins' oldest park (4.7 acres per RecDesk), right behind City Hall and the Public Safety building and home to many city events. It has two pavilion areas, a permanent stage and movie board, a fire pit, a baseball field, a playground and cornhole boards.

Hours: 7 a.m.–10 p.m. daily (RecDesk). City code limits park use after dark to lighted areas.

Reservations: Pavilions and other reservable spaces are booked through Ivins RecDesk.

Restrooms: Yes

Dogs: On leash; pick up after your dog

Amenities
  • Two pavilions
  • Playground
  • Baseball field
  • Cornhole boards
  • Permanent stage with power
  • Permanent movie board
  • Fire pit
  • Restrooms
  • Grassy areas

Source: Ivins Parks & Recreation: Ivins City Heritage Park ↗

Desert Rose Park

200 E 900 S, Ivins, UT 84738

Neighborhood park on the south side of town with pickleball courts (resurfaced in fall 2026), a shaded playground with climbing nets, a big open field and a four-table pavilion.

Hours: 7 a.m.–10 p.m. daily (RecDesk). City code limits park use after dark to lighted areas.

Reservations: Pavilions and other reservable spaces are booked through Ivins RecDesk.

Restrooms: Yes

Dogs: On leash; pick up after your dog

Amenities
  • Pickleball courts
  • Playground with shade, including climbing nets
  • Large open field
  • Covered pavilion with four tables
  • Restrooms

Source: Ivins Parks & Recreation: Desert Rose Park ↗

Red Rock Canyon Park

490 S 720 E, Ivins, UT 84738

East-side neighborhood park for picnics, sand volleyball and half-court basketball, with a playground, open grass and a walking path that links to the Red Rock Trail.

Hours: 7 a.m.–10 p.m. daily (RecDesk). City code limits park use after dark to lighted areas.

Dogs: On leash; pick up after your dog

Amenities
  • Basketball half-court
  • Children’s playground
  • Sand volleyball court
  • Picnic areas
  • Open grass area
  • Walking path

Source: Ivins Parks & Recreation: Red Rock Canyon Park ↗

Megan Fitness Course

400 E Center St, Ivins, UT 84738

A pocket park on Center Street set up as an outdoor adult workout stop, with fitness equipment, desert landscaping and a patch of grass.

Hours: 7 a.m.–10 p.m. daily (RecDesk). City code limits park use after dark to lighted areas.

Dogs: On leash; pick up after your dog

Amenities
  • Adult fitness equipment
  • Desert landscaping
  • A small open grass area

Source: Ivins Parks & Recreation: Megan Fitness Course ↗

Del Coronado Park

520 S 100 E, Ivins, UT 84738

A tiny (about a third of an acre) neighborhood mini-park with swings and play equipment, a picnic table, one basketball hoop and lawn.

Hours: 7 a.m.–10 p.m. daily (RecDesk). City code limits park use after dark to lighted areas.

Dogs: On leash; pick up after your dog

Amenities
  • Playground equipment, including a swing set
  • Open grass area
  • Picnic table
  • A basketball hoop

Source: Ivins Parks & Recreation: Del Coronado Park ↗

Abbey Gale Park

100 N Tuacahn Dr, Ivins, UT 84738

A walking and biking park along Tuacahn Wash, mostly natural area, with a water feature and a paved path. Where the pavement ends, a natural trail heads north into Snow Canyon State Park. The city's 2023 plan calls it Abby Gale Shurtleff Park.

Hours: 7 a.m.–10 p.m. daily (RecDesk). City code limits park use after dark to lighted areas.

Dogs: On leash; pick up after your dog

Amenities
  • Natural areas
  • Paved trail bordering The Springs development
  • A water feature

Source: Ivins Parks & Recreation: Abbey Gale Park ↗

Rocky Point Park

North Avenue Park Way / Palisades Circle, Ivins, UT 84738

About 1.4 acres of desert landscaping with benches along a paved path, at North Avenue Park Way and Palisades Circle.

Hours: 7 a.m.–10 p.m. daily (RecDesk). City code limits park use after dark to lighted areas.

Dogs: On leash; pick up after your dog

Amenities
  • Paved trail
  • Benches
  • Desert landscaping

Source: Ivins Parks & Recreation: Rocky Point Park ↗

Fire Lake Park at Ivins Reservoir

Entrance off Highway 91 (toward Gunlock)

The city-run park at Ivins Reservoir, reached from Highway 91 toward Gunlock. Free and open dawn to dusk, with restrooms, showers, picnic tables, a pergola and two big lawns. Rules are stricter than at other city parks: no dogs and no motorized boats. Lake levels are controlled by the City of St. George.

Hours: Dawn to dusk

Restrooms: Yes

Dogs: Not allowed

Amenities
  • Permanent restrooms
  • Showers and foot-wash stations
  • Drinking fountain
  • Picnic tables
  • A pergola
  • Two large grassy fields

Source: Ivins Parks & Recreation: Fire Lake Park ↗

City open spaces

Park facts come from Ivins City's RecDesk facility pages, the Ivins Parks and Trails Master Plan (May 2023) and the city's November 2026 newsletter (the UNITY Park tennis courts and Desert Rose pickleball courts were resurfaced in fall 2026). Fees and rules change, so check RecDesk before you book.