Your WorldMark ownership gives you the right to stay at any of the 60 plus WorldMark resorts, at any time of year, and for any length of time, depending on the number of credits you own. So, like traditional timeshares, your WorldMark ownership helps make going on vacation year after year more affordable and comfortable. But with WorldMark, you're not tied to specific unit, at the same property, for a week at a time. You get it all.

Surrounded by cactus gardens, sandstone spires, and a rich pioneer history, this tranquil desert sanctuary rests far away from the bustle of everyday life. WorldMark St. George is located deep in the heart of Utah’s Dixie country, a region of monumental wonders brushed with subtle, sun drenched colors. While there is an abundance of fun to be had locally, WorldMark St. George certainly won't disappoint with resort amenities. Get refreshed in one of two outdoor pools and unwind in both outdoor hot tubs. This kid friendly resort also offers two outdoor children's pools and plenty of room to burn off energy with two outdoor playgrounds. Keep up with your work out routine at the fitness center or enjoy a little friendly competition on the table games available in the game room. Enjoy a barbecue with the family while playing a friendly round of horseshoe or shuffleboard. There's always something fun to do at WorldMark St. George!

Offering spacious ONE, TWO and THREE BEDROOM Resort Suites that comfortably sleep between 4 and 8 guests in 868 ~ 1,362 square feet. Resort suites feature one king bed in the master, two twin beds or one queen bed in the guest rooms and a queen Murphy bed in the living area. You will appreciate the privacy of separate bedrooms, the convenience of a full kitchen, and the money saving advantages of having a washer/dryer in each suite. Plus, separate living/dining areas and a balcony or patio with a gas barbecue grill for mouthwatering cookouts under the desert sky. If you are looking for larger accommodations with Four Bedroom suites, WorldMark Estancia is located adjacent to this resort.

From dinosaurs to the Anasazi, many creatures and cultures have left their mark on the region—but it is the slow erosion of sandstone that has created the most remarkable imprint. With 150,000 acres to explore, take a hike through the canyon trails of Zion National Park, walk in the footsteps of the dinosaurs at the Johnson’s Farm archeological site, or spend the day exploring Anasazi petroglyphs. Two and a half hours of driving will take you to the sculpted stone of Bryce Canyon.