Sand Hollow · Washington, Utah
A Vacation Rental Near Sand Hollow State Park
Sand Hollow State Park sits between Washington and Hurricane, about 10 miles, roughly 20 minutes by car to the main entrance from Isle 64 depending on traffic — close enough for a full reservoir day and a relaxed evening back at the house.
Why stay at Isle 64 for a Sand Hollow trip?
Isle 64 provides a Washington home base for a Sand Hollow day trip, with four king suites, a full kitchen and shared resort amenities for downtime. Its location also works for an itinerary that includes St. George, golf and other Southern Utah attractions.
The main park entrance is about 10 miles away, roughly 20 minutes by car (approx., traffic-dependent). The house is not lakefront. For more on the area, see our Washington, Utah vacation rental page.
Reservoir, beach and dune activities
Sand Hollow State Park covers the reservoir, its beaches and the Sand Mountain dunes. The warm water and red sandstone islands suit swimming, paddling and boating, and the dunes are known for off-road riding. Kayaking gear, paddles and life vests are provided for guest use — contact us to confirm what's available for your dates. Boat and off-road rentals come from outfitters.
Golf at Sand Hollow Resort
Sand Hollow Resort is a separate operation from the state park, with a championship course on the rim above the reservoir. Pair it with Coral Canyon Golf Club near the house for a two-course weekend, and book tee times directly with each course. Golfers can play while others head to the water. Our golf trip page covers more nearby courses.
A practical day-trip itinerary
- —Morning: head out early to beat afternoon heat, wind and weekend parking crowds.
- —Midday: paddle, swim or explore the beaches — or play the resort course.
- —Afternoon: back to Isle 64 for the shared resort pool and lazy river.
- —Evening: dinner at the house, or out in St. George or Hurricane (see our Hurricane day-trip guide).
Transporting equipment and parking considerations
You'll need your own vehicle, plus a roof rack or truck bed for gear — the house doesn't supply racks or trailers. Bring water and sun protection.
Parking at the home is limited to what the townhome and community allow. Trailers, boats and off-road vehicles can't be guaranteed space, so ask before booking if you plan to tow.
Park entry, golf and rental costs
Your stay covers the townhome and access to ISLE's shared amenities. Park day-use entry, golf, and boat, paddle or off-road rentals are paid separately to the park, the resort or outfitters. Check Utah State Parks for current fees and rules before you go. The Amenities page lists everything included at the house and community.
FAQs
Common questions
- How far is Isle 64 from Sand Hollow?
- About 10 miles to the main entrance, roughly 20 minutes by car. Times vary with traffic and which part of the park you visit.
- Is the house on the water?
- No. Isle 64 is in Washington, Utah, a drive from the reservoir.
- Can I park a boat or trailer?
- Trailer parking isn't guaranteed. Ask before booking if you plan to tow.
- Are park fees included?
- No. Park entry and activity rentals are paid separately.
- Is water gear provided?
- Kayaking gear, paddles and life vests are provided for guest use. Contact us to confirm exactly what's available for your dates.
Drive times are approximate and traffic-dependent. Reservations are completed with Red Rock Vacation Rentals.