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Hurricane, Utah Real Estate

Hurricane sits at the crossroads of Washington County's growth — close enough to Zion National Park to draw visitors year-round, and close enough to St. George for commuting, while generally staying more affordable than the Sun River/Stone Cliff side of the county. Sand Hollow State Park's reservoir and dunes are minutes away, which drives a strong second-home and short-term rental market alongside standard family neighborhoods.

Near Zion National Park Sand Hollow State Park Fast-Growing Warm Winters
Hurricane market

What buyers should know about Hurricane

Hurricane has grown quickly over the last decade, with a healthy mix of new-build subdivisions and older in-town homes. Prices generally land below St. George proper but above Cedar City, and proximity to Zion keeps investor and vacation-rental demand steady.

Neighborhoods & areas Kiko covers in Hurricane

  • Sand Hollow area
  • Downtown Hurricane
  • Coral Canyon
  • Sky Mountain

Ask Kiko about Hurricane

3,192 ft
Elevation
50 min
From Cedar City
~20 min
To Zion National Park
STR
Strong rental/investor demand
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Hurricane, UT

FAQ

Hurricane questions Kiko hears most

How far is Hurricane from Zion National Park?

Hurricane sits roughly 20-25 minutes from Zion's south entrance, making it one of the closer, more affordable home bases for people who want regular park access.

Is Hurricane a good spot for a rental property?

Yes — proximity to Zion and Sand Hollow State Park makes Hurricane a common choice for short-term rental investment, though rules vary by subdivision and HOA, which Kiko checks on any specific listing.

Is Hurricane hotter than Cedar City?

Yes, noticeably — Hurricane sits over 2,600 feet lower than Cedar City, so summers run hotter and winters stay milder, closer to St. George's climate than Cedar City's.

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