Toquerville, Utah is a scenic small town in southwestern Utah’s Washington County, located about 20 miles north of St. George and roughly 10 miles west of Zion National Park along State Route 17. Originally settled by Mormon pioneers in 1858 and named after Paiute Chief Toquer, the community grew as an oasis in the desert with abundant water from Ash Creek and fertile land for fruit, grapes, and crops.

Toquerville is known for its strong agricultural roots, historic pioneer sites like the John Steele House and early settlement structures, and its serene wide-valley setting beneath dramatic red cliffs and near Pine Valley Mountains. Today it combines a peaceful small-town atmosphere with modern growth, attracting outdoor enthusiasts, families, and retirees alike.

Its proximity to world-class recreation — including Zion National Park, scenic canyons, hiking and biking trails, and nearby parks — makes Toquerville a gateway to Southern Utah adventure, while community parks and a welcoming residential character offer quality of life close to amenities in St. George.

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