Sorry for late response. I had to pay $10 dollars to some random guy walking around asking for money…… just kidding… it was free.

There are bathroom's close to the parking lot. It is not a camping area so no filling stations.

I agree with the others, although you can work up a sweat clambering over the various rock formations, it’s not really hiking.

No charge and lots of parking available.

6am - 10pm.

This is not a park for riding bikes. You are climbing around rocks. If you want to ride bikes go to Snow Canyon (right there in St. George). It has a paved bike trail and it is beautiful!!!!

I am a 68 year old woman and I found the park great. It is a little challenging with the level changes, but I saw many children having a wonderful time there. They would need adult supervision, of course.

They do have fire pits but only in 2 places. One is in the main pavilion and one is kind of above the built in house. You will need to provide your own firewood. The firepits in the pavilion have a nice set up with metal platforms that you can put a pan on above the fire. I will add a picture so you can see. As far as I know there aren't any fire restrictions. there were no signs about that when we went.

Yes. My dog loves it! Since it is technically a city park dogs are required to be on leashes. There are nearby trails that are less used that I allow my dog to go off leash but this time of the year you need to be cautious of rattlesnakes so only allow your dog off leash if he/she obeys your commands well enough to leave a snake if called off. My dog does NOT obey when highly excited. The sandstone is very hot, also. So if your dog does not have toughened pads then it's likely to be painful.

Pioneer Park is ½ mile from the center of St George, up on the bench. Lots of red rocks to climb on--good for adults and for kids. Includes an old pioneer home built into a cave, a narrow passage people like to see if they can make through. wheelchair accessible. Very worthwhile park to visit while in St George area.