- Today, The Green Gate Village serves as a hotel and restaurant.
- Located 45 miles south west of Zion in St. George.
- The homesteads survive from over 130 years ago.
Overview
Green Gate Village is home to 14 historic properties located in downtown St. George, UT. Today, The Village serves as an inn, restaurant venue, and general store. Though much of the original facilities remain, there are also modern amenities, such as in room whirl-pool tubs, and a swimming pool.
Location/Directions
The Green Gate Village is located approximately 45 miles south west of Zion National Park in St. George.
Contact Information
76 West Tabernacle St.
St. George, UT 84770
435.628.6999
Hours/Seasons
Open year-round.
Fees/Cost
Room rates range from $99 to $159.
More Info
The name, Green Gate Village originated in 1877, when Brigham Young ordered white paint for the St. George Temple. Upon arrival, Brigham learned the paint was in fact green instead of white. Disappointed, Young distributed the paint to the St. George residents who used it to paint their fences and gates. Today, The Green Gate Village is one of the only remaining green gates, surviving from over 131 years ago.
